Power

SCPI Commands :

[SOURce<HW>]:LIST:POWer:AMODe
[SOURce<HW>]:LIST:POWer:POINts
[SOURce<HW>]:LIST:POWer

class PowerCls

Power commands group definition. 3 total commands, 0 Subgroups, 3 group commands

get_amode() → RsSmbv.enums.PowerAttMode

# SCPI: [SOURce<HW>]:LIST:POWer:AMODe
value: enums.PowerAttMode = driver.source.listPy.power.get_amode()

No command help available

return

amode: No help available

get_points() → int

# SCPI: [SOURce<HW>]:LIST:POWer:POINts
value: int = driver.source.listPy.power.get_points()

Queries the number (points) of level entries in the selected list.

return

points: integer Range: 0 to INT_MAX

get_value() → List[float]

# SCPI: [SOURce<HW>]:LIST:POWer
value: List[float] = driver.source.listPy.power.get_value()

Enters the level values in the selected list. The number of level values must correspond to the number of frequency values. Existing data is overwritten.

return

power: Power#1{, Power#2, …} | block data You can either enter the data as a list of numbers, or as binary block data. The list of numbers can be of any length, with the list entries separated by commas. In binary block format, 8 (4) bytes are always interpreted as a floating-point number with double accuracy. See also method RsSmbv.FormatPy.data. Range: depends on the installed options , Unit: dBm

set_amode(amode: RsSmbv.enums.PowerAttMode) → None

# SCPI: [SOURce<HW>]:LIST:POWer:AMODe
driver.source.listPy.power.set_amode(amode = enums.PowerAttMode.AUTO)

No command help available

param amode

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set_value(power: List[float]) → None

# SCPI: [SOURce<HW>]:LIST:POWer
driver.source.listPy.power.set_value(power = [1.1, 2.2, 3.3])

Enters the level values in the selected list. The number of level values must correspond to the number of frequency values. Existing data is overwritten.

param power

Power#1{, Power#2, …} | block data You can either enter the data as a list of numbers, or as binary block data. The list of numbers can be of any length, with the list entries separated by commas. In binary block format, 8 (4) bytes are always interpreted as a floating-point number with double accuracy. See also method RsSmbv.FormatPy.data. Range: depends on the installed options , Unit: dBm