Immunity.Regulation.CalculatedGain.Use

This advanced option specifies if the calculated gain algorithm should be used during the regulation to the desired power in a immunity test. The calculated gain algorithm determines the relation between a change on the input of an amplifier in relation to the resulting change on the output of the amplifier. This is the 'Calculated Gain', and it is used during the next step to the desired power on the same frequency to better estimate the desired changed on the input of the amplifier to regulate to the desired output power.

By default this value is set to 'True'.

There are other advanced options available that are related to the regulation of the desired power in an immunity tests.

• Immunity.Regulation.PositiveTolerance
• Immunity.Regulation.NegativeTolerance
• Immunity.Regulation.WarningNegative
• Immunity.Regulation.MinimumStep
• Immunity.Regulation.MaximumStep
• Immunity.Regulation.MaximumNegativeStep
• Immunity.Regulation.MaximumDirectionChangeCount
• Immunity.Regulation.CalculatedGain.Use
• Immunity.Regulation.CalculatedGain.Default
• Immunity.Regulation.CalculatedGain.Min
• Immunity.Regulation.CalculatedGain.Max
• Immunity.Regulation.CalculatedGain.UseDefault

Warning:

Any change and/or modification to the advanced options, can result in unexpected results and/or incorrect measurement results. Changes in any advanced option should be verified and checked very carefully!

The ability of an EUT to be immune to incoming electromagnetic interference. This is equivalent to the term susceptibility that is used by some standards.