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package hp3585b;
#
# John R. Ackermann N8UR (jra@febo.com)
# Mon Jun 9 09:19:03 2003
#
# hp3585b - Functions for HP 3585B Spectrum Analyzer
#
# Copyright 2003 by John R. Ackermann N8UR (jra@febo.com)
# Licensed under the GPL version 2 or later; see the file COPYING
# included with this distribution. I request, but do not require, that
# any modifications that correct bugs or errors, or increase the program's
# functionality, be sent via email to the author at the address above.
use strict;
use warnings;
use diagnostics;
use Exporter;
use vars qw($VERSION @ISA @EXPORT @EXPORT_OK %EXPORT_TAGS);
use n8ur qw(trim squash collapse round parse_value lower_case);
$VERSION = '0.01';
@ISA = qw(Exporter);
@EXPORT = ();
@EXPORT_OK = qw(make_trace get_settings fix_freq fix_db fix_sweep);
sub make_trace {
# The binary dump starts with two sync bytes, so we throw those away.
# Then we convert 1001 pairs of bytes from 2s-complement to integers,
# which represent dBV*100 (unless we're doing B-A, in which case they're
# pure dB*100). The calling routine needs to add 13 to convert from dBV
# to dBm (50 ohm) if that's required.
my $j;
my $rawtrace = shift;
my @trace = unpack 'n*', substr($rawtrace,2,2002);
for ($j=0;$j<=1000;$j++) {
if ($trace[$j] > 32767) {
$trace[$j] -= 65536;
}
$trace[$j] = ($trace[$j]/100);
}
return @trace;
}
sub get_settings {
my $command;
my $reading;
my $dev = shift;
# get screen annotation
$command = "D7T4";
LinuxGpib::ibwrt($dev,$command,length($command));
LinuxGpib::ibrd($dev,$reading,174);
# parse the string into one variable for each reading; there's much more
# work to be done later
my ($ref,$top_right,$db_div,$range,$marker,$center,$span,$rbw,$vbw,$sweep) =
split(/\n/,$reading);
# get marker freq and amplitude (overrides the previous dump)
$command = "D2T4";
LinuxGpib::ibwrt($dev,$command,length($command));
LinuxGpib::ibrd($dev,$reading,26);
my ($marker_freq,$marker_val) = split(/,/,$reading);
$marker_freq = substr(trim($marker_freq),1);
$marker_val = trim(sprintf("%5.2f",trim($marker_val)));
#---------------
# Now, start string handling. The annotation data is dumped in a
# non-parser-friendly way and breaking all the elements out is a lot more
# work than it should be. Varying field lengths and embedded spaces in
# frequency strings make life interesting.
$ref = trim($ref);
my ($ref_pre,$ref_val,$ref_suf) = split(/\s/,$ref);
if ($ref_suf eq "DBM") {$ref_suf = "dBm"; }
if ($ref_suf eq "DBV") {$ref_suf = "dBV"; }
if ($ref_suf eq "DB") {$ref_suf = "dB"; }
$top_right = trim($top_right);
my $top_right_suf = trim(substr($top_right,length($top_right)-2,2));
my $top_right_pre = trim(substr($top_right,0,index($top_right," ")));
if ($top_right_pre eq "COUNTER") {$top_right_pre = "Counter"; }
if ($top_right_pre eq "MARKER") {$top_right_pre = "Marker"; }
if ($top_right_pre eq "OFFSET") {$top_right_pre = "Offset"; }
if ($top_right_pre eq "MANUAL") {$top_right_pre = "Manual"; }
my $top_right_val = squash(trim(substr(
$top_right,length($top_right_pre),
length($top_right)-length($top_right_pre)-length($top_right_suf))));
if ($top_right_suf eq "DBM") {$top_right_suf = "dBm"; }
if ($top_right_suf eq "DBV") {$top_right_suf = "dBV"; }
if ($top_right_suf eq "DB") {$top_right_suf = "dB"; }
$db_div = trim($db_div);
my ($db_div_val,$db_div_suf) = split(/\s/,$db_div);
$db_div_val = trim($db_div_val);
$db_div_suf = trim($db_div_suf);
$range = trim($range);
my ($range_pre,$range_val,$range_suf) = split(/\s/,$range);
$range_pre = trim($range_pre);
$range_val = trim($range_val);
$range_suf = trim($range_suf);
if ($range_suf eq "DBM") {$range_suf = "dBm"; }
if ($range_suf eq "DB") {$range_suf = "dB"; }
$center = trim($center);
my $center_suf = trim(substr($center,length($center)-2,2));
my $center_pre = trim(substr($center,0,index($center," ")));
my $center_val = squash(trim(substr(
$center,length($center_pre),
length($center)-length($center_pre)-length($center_suf))));
$span = trim($span);
my $span_suf = trim(substr($span,length($span)-2,2));
my $span_pre = trim(substr($span,0,index($span," ")));
my $span_val = squash(trim(substr(
$span,length($span_pre),
length($span)-length($span_pre)-length($span_suf))));
$rbw = trim($rbw);
my ($rbw_pre,$rbw_val,$rbw_suf) = split(/\s/,$rbw);
$rbw_pre = trim($rbw_pre);
$rbw_val = trim($rbw_val);
$rbw_suf = "Hz";
$vbw = trim($vbw);
my ($vbw_pre,$vbw_val,$vbw_suf) = split(/\s/,$vbw);
$vbw_pre = trim($vbw_pre);
$vbw_val = trim($vbw_val);
$vbw_suf = "Hz";
$sweep = trim($sweep);
my ($sweep_pre,$sweep_val,$sweep_suf) = split(/\s/,$sweep);
$sweep_pre = trim($sweep_pre);
$sweep_val = trim($sweep_val);
if (trim($sweep_suf) eq "SEC") {$sweep_suf = "Sec."};
if (trim($sweep_suf) eq "MIN") {$sweep_suf = "Min."};
if (trim($sweep_suf) eq "HR") {$sweep_suf = "Hr."};
# get bottom of scale
my $ref_bottom = $ref_val-($db_div_val*10);
# figure out start, center, stop, and Hz/bin
my $start_freq;
my $center_freq;
my $stop_freq;
my $span_freq;
my $bin_freq;
if (($center_pre eq "CENTER") && ($span_pre eq "SPAN")) {
$center_freq = $center_val;
$span_freq = $span_val;
$start_freq = $center_freq - ($span_freq/2);
$stop_freq = $center_freq + ($span_freq/2);
$bin_freq = $span_freq/1000;
}
if (($center_pre eq "START") && ($span_pre eq "STOP")) {
$span_freq = $span_val - $center_val;
$start_freq = $center_freq;
$stop_freq = $span_freq;
$center_freq = $start_freq + ($span/2);
$bin_freq = $span_freq/1000;
}
return $start_freq,$center_freq,$stop_freq,$bin_freq,$top_right_pre,
$top_right_val,$top_right_suf,$marker_freq,$marker_val,$rbw_val,
$vbw_val,$db_div_val,$sweep_val,$sweep_suf,$range_val,$range_suf,
$ref_val,$ref_suf,$ref_bottom,$span_val;
}
sub fix_freq {
# input is a string with embedded frequency and suffix
# strips commas and spaces (but not periods) from frequency
# returns frequency . suffix in 3585B-compatible format
my $tmp_val = "";
my $tmp_suffix = "";
(undef,$tmp_val,$tmp_suffix) = parse_value(shift);
$tmp_suffix = lower_case($tmp_suffix);
if ( ($tmp_suffix ne "hz") &&
($tmp_suffix ne "khz") &&
($tmp_suffix ne "kz") &&
($tmp_suffix ne "mhz") &&
($tmp_suffix ne "mz" ) ) {
return "";
}
$tmp_val = squash($tmp_val);
local $_ = $tmp_val;
/s/,//gs;
$tmp_val = $_;
if ($tmp_suffix eq "hz") { $tmp_suffix = "HZ"};
if ($tmp_suffix eq "khz") { $tmp_suffix = "KZ"};
if ($tmp_suffix eq "kz") { $tmp_suffix = "KZ"};
if ($tmp_suffix eq "mhz") { $tmp_suffix = "MZ"};
if ($tmp_suffix eq "mz") { $tmp_suffix = "MZ"};
return $tmp_val . $tmp_suffix;
}
sub fix_db {
# input is a string with embedded value and suffix
# strips commas and spaces (but not periods) from value
# returns db value . suffix in 3585B-compatible format
my $tmp_val = "";
my $tmp_suffix = "";
(undef,$tmp_val,$tmp_suffix) = parse_value(shift);
$tmp_suffix = lower_case($tmp_suffix);
if ( ($tmp_suffix ne "db") &&
($tmp_suffix ne "dbm") &&
($tmp_suffix ne "dbv" ) ) {
return "";
}
$tmp_val = squash($tmp_val);
local $_ = $tmp_val;
/s/,//gs;
$tmp_val = $_;
if ($tmp_suffix eq "db") { $tmp_suffix = "DB"};
if ($tmp_suffix eq "dbm") { $tmp_suffix = "DM"};
if ($tmp_suffix eq "dbv") { $tmp_suffix = "DV"};
return $tmp_val . $tmp_suffix;
}
sub fix_sweep {
# input is a string with embedded value and suffix
# strips commas and spaces (but not periods) from value
# returns seconds . suffix in 3585B-compatible format
my $tmp_val = "";
my $tmp_suffix = "";
(undef,$tmp_val,$tmp_suffix) = parse_value(shift);
$tmp_val = squash($tmp_val);
local $_ = $tmp_val;
/s/,//gs;
$tmp_val = $_;
return $tmp_val . "SC";
}
1;
=pod
=head1 NAME
hp3585b - Functions for HP 3585B Spectrum Analyzer
=head1 SYNOPSIS
use hp3585b;
@array = get_settings(@bin_dump)
($start_freq,$center_freq,$stop_freq,$bin_freq,$top_right_pre,
$top_right_val,$top_right_suf,$marker_freq,$marker_val,$rbw_val,
$vbw_val,$db_div_val,$sweep_val,$sweep_suf,$range_val,$range_suf,
$ref_val,$ref_suf,$ref_bottom,$span_val) = get_settings(device)
$freq = fix_freq($raw_freq)
$db = fix_freq($raw_db)
$sweep_time = fix_sweep($raw_sweep)
=head1 ABSTRACT
=head1 DESCRIPTION
=head1 FUNCTIONS
=head2 C<new>
=over 4
=item Arg
Argument
=back
=cut
=head1 SEE ALSO
L<My::Module::Tutorial>, L<perlpod|Pod::perlpod>, L<perlpodspec|Pod::perlpodspec>
=head1 LICENSE
This software is released under the same terms as perl itself.
If you don't know what that means visit http://perl.com/
=head1 AUTHOR
Copyright (C) root 2003
All rights Reserved
=cut
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