Figure 2-79 . Gate Positioning Parameters - Agilent Technologies 8560E User Manual

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Figure 2-79
Gate Positioning Parameters
Most control settings are determined by two key parameters of the
signal under test: the pulse repetition interval (PRI) and the pulse
width (τ). If you know these parameters, you can begin by picking some
standard settings. Table and Table summarize the parameters for a
signal whose trigger event occurs at the same time as the beginning of
the pulse (for example, SD is 0). If your signal has a non-zero delay, just
add it to the recommended gate delay.
Table 2-7
Suggested Initial Settings for Known Pulse Width (τ) and Zero
Signal Delay
Pulse width (τ)
4 µs
10 µs
50 µs
63.5 µs
100 µs
500 µs
1 ms
5 ms
10 ms
16.6 ms
33 ms
50 ms
100 ms
≥130 ms
When using the short gate delays, you may notice the gate delay time jitter by ±1 µs. This jitter is due to the
spectrum analyzer 1 MHz gate clock, and it does not indicate a problem.
Chapter 2
Gate Delay
Resolution
(SD + τ/2)
Bandwidth
(2>SUT)
3 µs
1 MHz
5 µs
1 MHz
25 µs
100 kHz
32 µs
100 kHz
50 µs
100 kHz
250 µs
10 kHz
500 µs
10 kHz
2.5 ms
1 kHz
5 ms
1 kHz
8.3 ms
1 kHz
16.5 ms
1 kHz
25 ms
1 kHz
50 ms
1 kHz
65 ms
1 kHz
Making Measurements
Example 11: Time-Gated Measurement
Gate Length
Video Bandwidth
(τ/4)
(1/gate length)
1 µs
1 MHz
3 µs
1 MHz
13 µs
100 kHz
16 µs
100 kHz
25 µs
100 kHz
125 µs
10 kHz
250 µs
10 kHz
1.25 ms
1 kHz
2.5 ms
1 kHz
4 ms
1 kHz
8 ms
1 kHz
13 ms
1 kHz
25 ms
1 kHz
33 ms
1 kHz
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