Impedance

SCPI Command :

INPut:IQ:OSC:IMPedance
Commands in total: 2
Subgroups: 1
Direct child commands: 1
get() → float[source]
# INPut:IQ:OSC:IMPedance
value: float = driver.inputPy.iq.osc.impedance.get()

Selects the nominal input impedance of the analog baseband input. The command is not available for measurements with the optional ‘Digital Baseband’ interface. For input from the RF input, use the method RsFsw.applications.k10Xlte.inputPy.impedance.set() command. For analog baseband input without an oscilloscope, use the method RsFsw.inputPy.iq.impedance.set() command.

Returns:

impedance: 50 | 75 numeric value User-defined impedance from 50 Ohm to 100000000 Ohm (=100 MOhm) User-defined values are only available for the Spectrum application, the I/Q Analyzer (and thus MSRA mode, primary application only) and the optional Docsis 3.1 application. Unit: Ohm

set(impedance: float) → None[source]
# INPut:IQ:OSC:IMPedance
driver.inputPy.iq.osc.impedance.set(impedance = 1.0)

Selects the nominal input impedance of the analog baseband input. The command is not available for measurements with the optional ‘Digital Baseband’ interface. For input from the RF input, use the method RsFsw.applications.k10Xlte.inputPy.impedance.set() command. For analog baseband input without an oscilloscope, use the method RsFsw.inputPy.iq.impedance.set() command.

Parameters:

impedance – 50 | 75 numeric value User-defined impedance from 50 Ohm to 100000000 Ohm (=100 MOhm) User-defined values are only available for the Spectrum application, the I/Q Analyzer (and thus MSRA mode, primary application only) and the optional Docsis 3.1 application. Unit: Ohm

Cloning the Group

# Create a copy of the original group, that exists independently
impedance_copy = driver.inputPy.iq.osc.impedance.clone()

Subgroups