Agilent 8753ES .csv data output format
I need to be able to read files .csv results of an Agilent 8753ES, in my LabVIEW program.
However, I do not have access to the 8753ES.
Can someone give me an example of the 8753ES .csv file, so that I can make a start on the production of the code?
Thank you very much
Dan
You can also simply gather S21 data directly from the Network Analyzer and then you can save it in any format you want. That's essentially what we do here to collect calibration data for the RF paths to the test configurations.
Attached, is an example of a .csv file. This is S21 data scanning thanks to an adapter.
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How can I open compressed mail which was in the Inbox in windows mail
Windows Mail has compressed old messages Now, I need to access How?