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Rohde & Schwarz ESR3 User Manual

Rohde & Schwarz ESR3 User Manual (1081 pages)

EMI Test Receiver

Brand: Rohde & Schwarz | Category: Receiver | Size: 15 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

3
- Safety and Regulatory Information
  19
- Safety Instructions
  19
- Warning Messages in the Documentation
  22
- Korea Certification Class a
  22
- Documentation Overview
  23
- Getting Started Manual
  23
- User Manuals and Help
  23
- Service Manual
  23
- Instrument Security Procedures
  24
- Basic Safety Instructions
  24
- Data Sheets and Brochures
  24
- Release Notes and Open Source Acknowledgment (OSA)
  24
- Application Notes, Application Cards, White Papers, Etc
  24
- Conventions Used in the Documentation
  25
- Typographical Conventions
  25
- Conventions for Procedure Descriptions
  25
- Notes on Screenshots
  25
- The Front Panel
  26
- Instrument Tour
  26
- Touchscreen Display
  27
- Function Keys on the Front Panel
  28
- USB Interface
  30
- Noise Source Control
  31
- RF Input 50Ω
  31
- Probe Power
  31
- AF Output
  31
- Tracking Generator Output (Optional)
  32
- Rear Panel View
  32
- AC Power Supply Connection and Main Power Switch
  33
- Lan
  33
- VGA Interface
  33
- Ext Trigger / Gate in
  33
- Ref in
  33
- Ref out
  33
- Usb
  34
- AUX Port
  34
- IF / Video
  34
- Trigger Output
  34
- GPIB Interface
  34
- OCXO Option (R&S FSV-B4)
  35
- Device ID
  35
Preparing for Use

36
Receiver Mode

112
- Bargraph Measurement
  112
- Measurements and Result Displays
  112
- IF Spectrum Analysis
  113
- Scans
  114
- Stepped Scans in the Frequency Domain
  115
- The Scan Table
  116
- Time Domain Scans in the Frequency Domain
  116
- Peak List and Data Reduction
  118
- Scan on a Fixed Frequency
  118
- Final Measurement
  120
- How a Spectrogram Works
  121
- Spectrogram
  121
- Color Map
  122
Measurement Control

126
- Running Scans and Measurements
  126
- Selecting the Result Display
  126
- Bargraph Control
  127
- Scan Control
  128
- Final Measurement Control
  130
- Measurement Settings
  132
- Spectrogram Configuration
  134
Measurement Basics

136
- Measurement Bandwidth
  136
- Detectors
  137
- Trace Modes
  141
- AF Demodulation
  142
- V-Networks Control (LISN)
  143
- Transducers
  145
- Exported Peak List
  146
- Preamplifier
  146
- Formats for Returned Values: ASCII Format and Binary Format
  147
Common Measurement Settings

149
- Defining the Frequency and Span
  149
- Receiver Frequency
  149
- Stepsize
  149
- Full Span
  150
- IF Span Manual
  150
- Start / Stop Frequency
  150
- Configuring the Level Display and the RF Input
  151
- Last Span
  151
- Signal Track
  151
- Selecting the Bandwidth
  154
- Configuring the Scan
  155
- Configuring the Trigger
  156
- Controlling Inputs and Outputs
  157
- Overview
  158
- Test Automation
  158
- Scan Table
  160
- Peak Search
  162
- Peak Lists
  164
- LISN Settings
  166
- Trace / Final Meas
  166
- Common Analysis Functions
  168
- Trace Configuration
  168
- Controlling Markers
  170
- Markers
  170
- Positioning Markers
  174
- Markers in Spectrograms
  177
- Limit) Lines
  178
- Softkeys of the Lines Menu
  179
Table of Contents

180
- Copy to
  181
- Delete Value
  181
- Edit
  181
- Edit Margin
  181
- Edit Value
  181
- Insert Value
  181
- Save Limit Line
  181
- Delete
  182
- Display Line 1 / Display Line 2
  182
- Display Lines
  182
- Y Offset
  182
- Display Lines
  183
- Frequency Line 1 / Frequency Line 2
  183
- Time Line 1 / Time Line 2
  183
- Tuned Frequency (on Off)
  183
- Limit Lines (Frequency/Time Lines)
  184
- Selecting a Limit Line
  185
- Working with Lines
  185
- Creating a New Limit Line
  186
- Creating a New Limit Line Based Upon an Existing Limit Line
  189
- Editing an Existing Limit Line
  189
- Activating/Deactivating a Limit Line
  190
- Select Traces to Check
  190
- Measurements
  191
- Power Measurements - MEAS Key
  191
- Spectrum Measurements
  191
- Softkeys of the Power Measurement Menu
  192
- Measuring Channel Power and Adjacent-Channel Power
  195
Table of Contents

205
- Ch Power ACLR
  206
- CP/ACLR Standard
  206
- Channel Setup
  207
- CP/ACLR Settings
  207
- Of Adj Chan
  207
- Of TX Chan
  207
- Bandwidth
  208
- ACLR Reference
  209
- Spacing
  209
- Names
  210
- Weighting Filter
  210
- Limit Checking
  211
- Limits
  211
- Absolute Limit
  212
- Check
  212
- Relative Limit
  212
- Measuring the Carrier-To-Noise Ratio
  219
- Measuring the Occupied Bandwidth
  222
- Measuring with Spectrum Emission Masks
  226
Table of Contents

227
- Softkeys for Spectrum Emission Mask (SEM) Measurements Spectrum Emission Mask
  228
- Sweep └ Box
  228
- Filter Type
  229
- Range Start / Range Stop
  229
- Rbw
  229
- Factor
  230
- Mode
  230
- Preamp
  230
- Ref. Level
  230
- RF Att. Mode
  230
- RF Attenuator
  230
- Sweep Time
  230
- Vbw
  230
- Abs Limit Start
  231
- Abs Limit Stop
  231
- Limit Check 1-4
  231
- Rel Limit Start
  231
- Rel Limit Stop
  231
- Close Sweep List
  232
- Delete Range
  232
- Insert after Range
  232
- Insert before Range
  232
- Symmetric └ └ List Evaluation
  233
- ASCII File Export
  234
- List Evaluation (On/Off)
  234
- Save Evaluation List
  234
- Show Peaks
  234
- Edit Reference Range
  235
- Edit Power Classes
  236
- Pmin/Pmax
  236
- Used Power Classes
  236
- Add/Remove
  237
- Meas Start/Stop
  237
- Restore Standard Files
  237
- Save as Standard
  237
- Sweep
  237
- Format Description of Spectrum Emission Mask XML Files
  245
- ASCII File Export Format (Spectrum Emission Mask)
  250
- Fast Spectrum Emission Mask Measurements
  251
- Measuring Spurious Emissions
  253
- Measuring the Power in Zero Span
  264
- Performing EMI Measurements
  267
- CISPR APD Measurement (Amplitude Probability Distribution)
  277
- Calculating Signal Amplitude Statistics
  282
- Measuring the Third Order Intercept Point (TOI)
  300
- Measuring the am Modulation Depth
  306
- Measuring Harmonic Distortion
  307
- Configuration
  311
- Measurement Configuration - MEAS CONFIG Key
  311
- Performing Measurements - RUN SINGLE/RUN CONT Keys
  311
- Initial Configuration
  312
- Initializing the Configuration - PRESET Key
  312
- Presetting the Instrument
  312
- Selecting the Frequency and Span - FREQ Key
  314
- Softkeys of the Frequency Menu
  314
- Specifying the Frequency Axis by the Center Frequency and the Span
  318
- Specifying the Frequency Axis by the Start and Stop Frequency
  318
- Specifying the Step Size for the Arrow Keys and the Rotary Knob
  318
- Modifying the Frequency Axis by an Offset
  319
- Setting the Frequency Span - SPAN Key
  319
- Tracking Signals (Span > 0)
  319
- Softkeys of the Span Menu
  320
- Specifying the Span (Alternatives)
  320
Setting the Level Display and Configuring the Rf Input - Ampt Key

321
- Softkeys of the Amplitude Menu
  321
- Range
  322
- Range Log 10 Db
  322
- Range Log 100 Db
  322
- Range Log 50 Db
  322
- Ref Level
  322
- Range Linear
  323
- Range Log 1 Db
  323
- Range Log 5 Db
  323
- Range Log Manual
  323
- Preamp On/Off
  324
- Range Lin. Unit
  324
- Ref Level Offset
  324
- RF Atten Auto
  324
- Unit
  324
- Grid Abs/Rel
  325
- Ref Level Position
  325
- Defining Automatic Settings - AUTO SET Key
  326
- Softkeys of the Auto Set Menu
  326
- Specifying the Amplitude
  326
Setting the Bandwidths and Sweep Time - Bw Key

330
- Softkeys of the Bandwidth Menu
  330
- Res BW Auto
  331
- Res BW Manual
  331
- Video BW Manual
  331
- Sweeptime Manual
  332
- Video BW Auto
  332
- Auto
  333
- Fft
  333
- Sweep
  333
- Sweep Type
  333
- Sweeptime Auto
  333
- Auto
  334
- FFT Filter Mode
  334
- Narrow
  334
- Selecting the Appropriate Filter Type
  336
- Specifying the Bandwidth
  336
- List of Available RRC and Channel Filters
  337
- Configuring the Sweep Mode - SWEEP Key
  339
- Softkeys of the Sweep Menu
  339
- Softkeys of the Trigger Menu
  344
- Specifying the Sweep Settings
  344
- Triggering the Sweep - TRIG Key
  344
- Specifying the Trigger Settings
  351
- Using Gated Sweep Operation
  351
- Input/Output Configuration - INPUT/OUTPUT Key
  353
- Softkeys of the Input/Output Menu
  353
- Using Active Probes for Input
  355
- Analysis
  357
- Softkeys of the Trace Menu
  358
- Trace Configuration
  358
- Configuring Traces
  365
- Description of the Averaging Method
  367
- Specifying the Trace Settings
  367
- ASCII File Export Format
  369
- Detector Overview
  369
- Spectrogram
  372
- Working with Spectrograms
  372
- Softkeys of the Spectrogram Menu
  375
- Controlling Markers
  376
- Markers
  376
- Positioning Markers (MKR➙ Key)
  381
- Performing Peak Searches with Markers - PEAK SEARCH Key
  385
- Measuring with Markers (MKR FUNC Key)
  386
- Lines
  399
- Advanced Measurement Examples
  400
- Test Setup
  400
- Measurement of Harmonics
  401
- Measuring the Spectra of Complex Signals
  403
- Separating Signals by Selecting an Appropriate Resolution Bandwidth
  403
- Intermodulation Measurements
  404
- Measuring Signals in the Vicinity of Noise
  406
- Measurement Example - Measuring Level at Low S/N Ratios
  407
- Noise Measurements
  411
- Measuring Noise Power Density
  412
- Measurement of Noise Power Within a Transmission Channel
  414
- Measuring Phase Noise
  416
- Measurements on Modulated Signals
  418
- Measuring Channel Power and Adjacent Channel Power
  418
- Amplitude Distribution Measurements
  425
- Q Analyzer
  428
- Softkeys and Parameters of the I/Q Analyzer Menu
  429
- Softkeys of the Amplitude Menu in I/Q Analyzer Mode
  434
- Softkeys of the Marker to Menu in I/Q Analyzer Mode
  439
- Softkeys of the Trigger Menu in I/Q Analyzer Mode
  439
- Working with I/Q Data
  443
- Sample Rate and Maximum Usable Bandwidth (RF Input)
  444
- Softkeys of the Tracking Generator Menu
  446
- Tracking Generator
  446
- Connecting External Tracking Generators
  451
- Overview of Generators Supported by the R&S ESR
  452
- Configuring Tracking Generators
  455
- Internal Tracking Generator
  455
- External Tracking Generator
  457
- Calibration Mechanism
  462
- Tracking Generator Functions
  462
- Calibrating for Transmission and Reflection Measurement
  463
- Normalization
  464
- Reflection Measurement
  464
- Transmission Measurement
  464
- Modulation (Internal Tracking Generator Only)
  468
- Displayed Information and Errors
  470
- Manual Operation - Local Menu
  472
- System Configuration
  472
- User-Defined Menu - USER Key
  473
- Instrument Setup and Interface Configuration - SETUP Key
  474
- Softkeys of the Setup Menu
  475
- Data Management and Documentation
  499
- Saving and Recalling Settings Files - SAVE/RCL Key
  499
- Softkeys of the SAVE/RCL Menu
  500
- File Selection Dialog Boxes
  506
- Importing and Exporting I/Q Data
  508
- Iq-Tar File Format Specification
  508
- Measurement Documentation - PRINT Key
  513
- Designing a Test Report Template
  517
- Working with Test Reports
  517
- Creating a Test Report
  521
- Remote Control
  524
- Remote Control - Basics
  524
- Remote Control Interfaces and Protocols
  524
- Messages
  526
- VISA Libraries
  526
- LAN Interface
  527
- GPIB Interface (IEC 625/IEEE 418 Bus Interface)
  530
- Starting a Remote Control Session
  534
- Returning to Manual Operation
  535
- SCPI Command Structure
  535
- Syntax for Common Commands
  535
- Syntax for Instrument-Specific Commands
  536
- SCPI Parameters
  537
- Overview of Syntax Elements
  540
- Structure of a Command Line
  541
- Responses to Queries
  542
- Command Sequence and Synchronization
  543
- Preventing Overlapping Execution
  544
- Hierarchy of Status Registers
  546
- Status Reporting System
  546
- Structure of a SCPI Status Register
  546
- Contents of the Status Register
  548
- Application of the Status Reporting System
  560
- Reset Values of the Status Reporting System
  562
- General Programming Recommendations
  563
- The IECWIN Tool
  563
- Controlling the R&S ESR Remotely
  565
- Setting up Windows Remote Desktop
  565
- Configuring the R&S ESR for Remote Operation
  566
- Configuring the Controller
  567
- Starting and Terminating Remote Operation
  569
- Deactivating the R&S ESR Via Remote Operation
  571
- Setting up a VNC Client
  571
- Configuring the GPIB Interface
  572
- Connecting the Instrument to the Network
  573
- Setting up a Network (LAN) Connection
  573
- Assigning the IP Address
  574
- Using Computer Names
  577
- Changing the Windows Firewall Settings
  578
- How to Configure the LAN Using the Web Browser Interface
  578
- LAN Configuration
  579
- Configuring the Network
  580
- Changing the User Password
  581
- Creating Users
  581
- Operating the Instrument Without a Network
  581
- Mapping Network Drives
  582
- Sharing Directories (Only with Microsoft Networks)
  583
- Basic Steps in Remote Control Programming
  584
- Brief Introduction to Remote Control
  584
- Detailed Programming Examples
  591
- Selecting the Operating Mode
  603
- Display Configuration
  605
- Measurements and Result Displays
  605
- Remote Commands in Receiver Mode
  605
- Bargraph Control
  606
- Scan Control
  608
- Final Measurements and Automated Test Sequence Control
  610
- Trace Data and Result Query
  612
- Demodulating Analog Signals
  616
- Fixed Frequency Scans
  616
- Spectrogram Control
  618
- Defining the Frequency
  633
- Configuring the Vertical Axis
  636
- Selecting the Bandwidth
  639
- Controlling Inputs and Outputs
  641
- Test Automation
  641
- General Scan Configuration
  642
- Scan Table
  643
- Peak Search
  647
- Peak Lists
  650
- Trace Configuration
  651
- LISN Settings
  653
- Configuring Marker Functionality
  656
- Working with Markers
  656
- Using Markers
  660
- Using Delta Markers
  665
- Limit Lines
  672
- Using Display Lines
  672
- Using Frequency Lines
  673
- Using Limit Lines
  674
- Controlling Power Measurements
  688
- Measurements and Result Displays
  688
- Remote Commands in Spectrum Analyzer Mode
  688
- Measuring Channel Power
  695
- Measuring the Occupied Bandwidth
  716
- Measuring Spurious Emissions
  717
- Testing against a Spectrum Emission Mask
  728
- Performing EMI Measurements
  747
- Measuring the Modulation Depth
  753
- Measuring the Harmonic Distortion
  755
- Measuring the Carrier-To-Noise Ratio
  759
- Measuring the Third Order Intercept Point
  759
- Measuring Statistics
  760
- Measuring in the Time Domain
  768
- Measuring the Pulse Power
  780
- Performing List Evaluations
  784
- Probe Configuration
  789
- Configuring Spectrum Measurements
  791
- Frequency Settings
  791
- Automatic Measurement Configuration
  796
- Bandwidth Settings
  799
- Sweep Configuration
  802
- Trigger Configuration
  805
- Vertical Axis Configuration
  812
- Analyzing Spectrum Measurements
  816
- Trace Configuration
  816
- Spectrogram
  825
- Limit Lines
  829
- Markers
  830
- Remote Commands in I/Q Analyzer Mode
  856
- Using the I/Q Analyzer
  856
- I/Q Gating
  868
- Controlling the Internal Tracking Generator
  869
- Remote Commands to Control the Tracking Generator
  869
- Controlling the External Tracking Generator
  876
- Common Commands
  884
- General System Configuration
  888
- System Configuration
  888
- Checking the System Configuration
  893
- Coupling Parameters
  896
- Controlling In- and Ouputs
  900
- Configuring the Reference Frequency
  903
- Calibrating the R&S ESR
  904
- Using Service Functions
  907
- Data Management
  909
- Managing Data Files
  909
- Saving and Restoring Customized Data
  915
- Using Transducers
  919
- Documentation
  926
- Designing a Test Report Template
  935
- Selecting the Test Report Contents
  935
- Working with Test Reports
  935
- Designing the Header of the Test Report
  938
- Defining the Contents of the Title Page
  940
- Managing Templates
  941
- Configuring and Printing the Test Report
  942
- Creating a Test Report
  942
- Adding and Removing Datasets
  943
- Selecting Datasets for the Report
  944
- Deprecated Commands (Test Report)
  945
- Controlling Display Elements
  946
- Display Configuration
  946
- Selecting Items to Store and Restore
  954
- Configuring Network Connections
  956
- Network Connection
  956
- Emulating HP Instruments
  960
- Status Register
  963
- General Status Register Commands
  964
- Reading out the Event Part
  964
- Controlling the Enable Part
  965
- Reading out the Condition Part
  965
- Controlling the Negative Transition Part
  966
- Controlling the Positive Transition Part
  966
- Remote Control - Programming Examples
  967
- Initiate Service Request
  968
- Service Request
  968
- Waiting for the Arrival of a Service Request
  970
- Service Request Routine
  972
- Waiting Without Blocking the Keyboard and Mouse
  972
- Reading out the Output Buffer
  973
- Evaluation of SCPI Status Registers
  974
- Reading Error Messages
  974
- Evaluation of Event Status Register
  975
- Shape Factor Measurement (Using N Db Down)
  976
- Using Marker and Delta Marker
  976
- Measuring the Third Order Intercept Point
  977
- Measuring the am Modulation Depth
  978
- Limit Lines and Limit Test
  979
- Measuring the Channel and Adjacent Channel Power
  981
- Occupied Bandwidth Measurement
  984
- Fast Power Measurement on Power Ramps
  985
- Time Domain Power Measurement
  985
- Power Measurement with Multi-Summary Marker
  986
- Multi-Burst Power Measurement
  987
- Fast Level Measurement Using Frequency Lists
  989
- Level Correction of Transducers
  991
- Measuring the Magnitude and Phase of a Signal
  992
- Creating a File on the Instrument
  994
- Reading a File from the Instrument
  994
- Reading and Writing Files
  994
- Spectrum Emission Mask Measurement
  995
- Using Predefined Standard Wibro
  995
- Defining 5 Ranges with All Parameters
  996
- Spurious Emissions Measurement
  999
- Averaging I/Q Data
  1002
- Using IQ Gating
  1003
- Usage of Four Spectrum Instances
  1008
- GPIB Commands of HP Models 856Xe, 8566A/B, 8568A/B and 8594E
  1010
- GPIB Languages
  1010
- Command Set of Models 8560E, 8561E, 8562E, 8563E, 8564E, 8565E, 8566A/B, 8568A/B, 8591E, 8594E, 71100C, 71200C, and 71209A
  1012
- Special Features of the Syntax Parsing Algorithms for 8566A and 8568A Models
  1035
- Special Behavior of Commands
  1036
- Model-Dependent Default Settings
  1037
- Data Output Formats
  1038
- GPIB Status Reporting
  1038
- Trace Data Input Formats
  1038
- Trace Data Output Formats
  1038
- Error Information
  1040
- Troubleshooting
  1040
- Error Messages
  1041
- Collecting Information for Support
  1042
- Contacting Customer Support
  1043
- Transporting
  1045
- Changing Fuses
  1046
- Cleaning
  1046
- Maintenance, Storage, Transport and Disposal
  1046
- Storage
  1046
- Disposal
  1047
- List of Commands
  1048
- Index
  1065

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