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Auto-measurement System of the HP8510B Based on LabVIEW

Niu Zhong, Pla Information

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This paper builds the communication between a HP8510B VNA and a PC by GPIB interface based on LabVIEW software, and establishs the HP8510B vector network analyzer auto-measurement system on the PC. The system promotes data exchange ability and the way it stores data. The system realizes the auto- measurement function effectively.

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This paper builds the communication between a HP8510B VNA and a PC by GPIB interface based on LabVIEW software, and establishs the HP8510B vector network analyzer auto-measurement system on the PC. The system promotes data exchange ability and the way it stores data. The system realizes the auto- measurement function effectively.

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This paper builds the communication between a HP8510B VNA and a PC by GPIB interface based on LabVIEW software, and establishs the HP8510B vector network analyzer auto-measurement system on the PC. The system promotes data exchange ability and the way it stores data. The system realizes the auto- measurement function effectively.

Key concepts: Interface (matter), Data exchange, System of measurement, Spectrum analyzer, Software, Computer science, Embedded system, Virtual instrument

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