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Rohde & Schwarz SMBV100B User Manual (1030 pages)

Vector Signal Generator

Brand: Rohde & Schwarz | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 20.95 MB

Table of Contents

5
- Safety Instructions
  3
- 1 Preface
  25
  - About this Manual
    26
  - Documentation Overview
    27
  - Service Manual
    28
  - Application Notes, Application Cards, White Papers, Etc
    29
  - Getting Started
    30
  - EMI Suppression
    31
  - Accessory List
    32
  - Connecting AC Power
    34
  - Functional Check
    36
  - Checking the Supplied Options and Licenses
    37
    
    Connecting USB Devices
    38
    
    Setting up a Network (LAN) Connection
    39
  - Using Computer Names (Hostnames)
    40
  - Assigning the IP Address
    41
    
    Instrument Tour
    42
    
    Front Panel Tour
    43
  - Keys
    45
    
    Function Keys
    46
    
    Navigation Controls
    47
  - Connectors
    48
    
    Rear Panel Tour
    49
  - Connectors
    50
    
    Trying out the Instrument
    53
    
    Generating an Unmodulated Carrier
    54
    
    Generating a Digitally Modulated Signal
    55
    
    Triggering the Instrument with an External Signal
    58
    
    Enabling and Configuring a Marker Signal
    62
    
    Verifying the Generated Signal with the Graphics Display
    63
    
    Saving and Recalling Settings
    66
    
    Generating an EUTRA/LTE Signal
    69
    
    System Overview
    72
    
    Internal Baseband Source ("Baseband" Block)
    73
    
    Digital Baseband Input ("BB Input"Block)
    74
2.5 Instrument Control

75
3.4 Common Functions and Settings in the Baseband Domain

91
- Data, Clock and Control Signals and Sources in the Baseband
  91
  - Common Functions and Settings in the Baseband Domain
    91
    
    Internal Modulation Data
    92
    
    Clock Signals
    93
    
    Control Signals
    94
- Regular Marker Output Signals
  96
- Baseband Trigger Signals
  98
- Supported Modulation Types
  106
- Supported Baseband Filters
  107
  - Impact of the Filter Parameters
    108
- Supported Coding Schemes
  107
- Methods for Optimizing the Crest Factor
  109
- Common Settings
  111
Mode/Trigger Settings

112
- Mode
  112
- Trigger Settings
  112
- Arm
  113
- Execute Trigger
  113
- Running/Stopped
  113
- Signal Duration
  113
- Source
  113
- (External) Delay Unit
  114
- External / Trigger Inhibit
  114
- Sync. Output to External Trigger/Sync. Output to Trigger
  114
- (Specified) External Delay/(Specified) Trigger Delay
  115
- Actual Trigger Delay/Actual External Delay
  115
  - Marker Settings
    115
  - Clock Settings
    117
  - Generating Custom Digital Modulated Signals
    118
General Settings

119
- Settings
  119
  - General Settings
    119
- Save/Recall
  120
- Set to Default
  120
- Standard
  120
  - Setting
    121
  - Data Source
    121
- State
  120
- Trigger, Marker and Clock Setting
  121
  - Modulation Settings
    123
    
    Filter Settings
    126
    
    Power Ramp Control Settings
    128
Source/Ramp Function

129
- Ramp Function
  129
  - Data List Editor
    130
- Source
  129
- Attenuation
  130
  - Control and Marker Lists Editor
    132
- Fall Delay
  130
- Rise Delay
  130
- How to Create Data and Control Lists
  136
- How to Create and Assign a Data List
  138
  - References
    139
  - State
    140
- Common Coding Algorithms
  142
- Predefined Baseband Filters
  144
  - Using the Arbitrary Waveform Generator (ARB)
    147
- Waveform Files Sources
  148
- ARB Test Signals
  149
- Waveform Sample Rate
  150
  - Impact of the Resampling Filter
    151
  - ARB Settings
    152
Arb General Settings

153
- Load Waveform/File
  154
- Set to Default
  154
- State
  154
- Clock Frequency
  155
- Create Multi Segment
  155
- Waveform Info
  155
- Create Multi Carrier
  156
- Sine Test Signals
  157
- Rectangular Test Signal
  158
- Constant IQ Test Signal
  160
  - Trigger, Marker and Clock Setting
    161
  - How to Create, Generate and Play Waveform Files
    162
- How to Create Waveform Files with the Built-In Generate Waveform File Function
  163
  - How to Create a Waveform File with the R&S Winiqsim2 and Load It in the ARB
    164
- How to Manually Create a Waveform Using Tag File Format
  169
- How to Define Periodically Repeating Traces
  174
- How to Create a Control List Using Tag File Format
  175
- How to Create a Data List Using Tag File Format
  177
- Editing Waveform Files, Data and Control Lists
  178
  - Tags for Waveforms, Data and Control Lists
    179
- Common Tags
  180
Example: {Date: 2009-04-02;14:32:12}

182
- CLOCK: Frequency
  182
- Tags for Single and Multi-Segment Waveforms
  182
  - CONTROL LENGTH: Controllength
    183
  - EMPTYTAG-Length: #Emptysequence
    184
  - LEVEL OFFS: Rmsoffset_Db,Peakoffset_Db
    184
  - Marker Mode [#]: Generator
    185
  - SAMPLES: Samples
    186
  - BURST LIST [#]: Pos0:State0; Pos1:State1
    186
  - CW MODE LIST [#]: Pos0:State0; Pos1:State1
    186
  - HOP LIST [#]: Pos0:State0; Pos1:State1
    186
  - LEVATT LIST [#]: Pos0:State0; Pos1:State1
    186
  - MAP LIST [#]: Pos0:State0; Pos1:State1
    186
  - MARKER LIST [#]: Pos0:State0; Pos1:State1
    186
  - [TRACE] LIST [#]: Pos0:State0; Pos1:State1
    186
  - WAVEFORM-Length: #I0Q0I1Q1
    187
  - MWV_SEGMENT_COUNT: Numofseg
    188
  - MWV_SEGMENT_LENGTH: Samplesseg0, Samplesseg1
    189
  - Mwv_Segment_Start
    189
    
    Samplestartoffsetseg0, Samplestartoffsetseg1
    189
  - MWV_SEGMENT_CLOCK_MODE: Mode
    189
  - MWV_SEGMENT_CLOCK: Clockseg0, Clockseg1
    190
  - Mwv_Segment_Level_Offs
    190
    
    Rmsoffs_Dbsg0,Peakoffs_Dbsg0
    190
  - Mwv_Segment_Files
    190
    
    Filenameseg0.Wv", "Filenameseg1.Wv
    190
  - Mwv_Segmentx_Comment: Text
    190
  - CONTROL LIST WIDTH4-Length: #M0M1
    191
- Tags for Data Lists
  192
  - Generating Multi-Segment Waveform Files
    195
- Multi-Segment Waveforms Processing
  196
- Impact of the Marker Settings
  197
- Impact of the Trigger Settings and Next Segment Settings
  198
  - Multi-Segment Settings
    201
- Setting for Handling the Multi-Segment Files and Output File Settings
  202
- Segment Table
  204
- Level / Clock / Marker Settings
  207
- Multi-Segment Waveform Sequencing
  209
  - General Settings
    211
  - Sequencing Play List Settings
    212
Current Segment/Current Segment Index/Next Segment Trigger in Settings

214
- Current Segment/Current Segment Index
  214
- Next Segment Trigger in Settings
  214
  - Segment
    215
  - Next Segment Mode
    215
  - Next Segment Source
    216
  - Level Mode
    216
  - Execute Next Segment
    216
  - Sequencing List
    216
  - Trigger Example
    217
  - How to Create and Work with the Multi-Segment Waveform Files
    217
  - Reference to Triggering of Multi-Segment Waveforms
    222
- Triggering in "Next Trigger Mode = same Segment
  223
- Triggering in "Next Trigger Mode = Next Segment Seamless
  224
- Triggering in "Next Trigger Mode = Sequencer
  225
  - Required Options
    226
- Defining the Carrier Frequency
  227
  - Multi-Carrier Settings
    228
Settings: Set to Default

229
- Carrier Spacing
  230
- Mode
  230
- Number of Carriers
  230
- Save/Recall Frame
  230
- Clipping
  231
- Crest Factor Mode
  231
- Filter Cutoff Frequency
  231
- Signal Period Mode
  231
- Target Crest Factor
  231
- Power Reference
  232
- Signal Period
  232
- Output Settings
  233
  - Output File
    234
  - Clock Rate
    234
  - File Size
    234
- Create/Create and Load
  234
- Carrier Table Settings
  235
- Carrier Table Assistant
  237
- Carrier Graph
  239
  - How to Use the Multi-Carrier Function
    240
    
    Generating Multi-Carrier Continuous Wave Signal
    243
- General Carrier Settings
  244
- Carrier Table
  246
- Carrier Graph
  249
  - How to Use the Multi-Carrier Continuous Wave Function
    250
    
    References
    251
    
    Shifting and Boosting the Baseband Signal
    252
- Impact of the Phase Offset
  254
  - How to Improve Signal Characteristics by Shifting the Wanted Baseband Signal
    255
- 4 Adding Noise and Predistortions, and Impairing the Signal
  257
  - AWGN Settings
    261
  - General Settings
    262
Show Powers for Output/Noise Power/Output Results Settings

264
Settings: State/Source

281
- Adjust I/Q Modulator Current Frequency
  281
- Settings: State
  281
- Source
  281
- I/Q Swap
  282
- I/Q Wideband
  282
- (Baseband) Gain
  283
  - Frequency Response Settings
    284
  - How to Adjust the I/Q Modulator to Optimize Performance
    286
- Crest Factor
  283
- Optimization Mode
  283
- 6 Configuring the RF Signal
  288
  - Required Options
    289
    
    How to Set the Frequency and Level
    290
    
    RF Frequency Settings
    291
    
    RF Level Settings
    294
Settings Amplitude/Limit

295
- Limit
  295
- Settings Amplitude
  295
- Digital Attenuation
  296
- Offset
  296
- Setting Characteristics
  296
- Level Range
  297
- Mode
  297
- Readjust
  298
- User Variation
  298
- └ └ Step
  298
  - RF Phase Settings
    298
  - Reference Oscillator
    300
    
    Reference Frequency Settings
    303
    
    Reference Output Settings
    305
    
    Adjustment Settings
    306
    
    Local Oscillator Coupling
    307
- Required Options
  308
- Sweep Signal Shapes
  324
  - About List Mode
    325
  - Significant Parameters and Functions
    326
  - Sweep Mode Settings
    328
- Frequency Range Settings
  333
- Level Range Settings
  335
  - List Mode Settings
    337
  - General Settings
    338
- List Mode Data Settings
  340
- Import/Export Settings
  341
  - List Editor
    343
  - How to Generate a Signal in List or Sweep Mode
    347
    
    Analog Modulations
    348
  - Modulation Types and Signal Sources
    349
  - Activating Analog Modulations
    350
  - Modulation Settings
    351
- FM, Phim and am Modulation Settings
  353
Source State

354
- FM Settings
  355
  - Deviation
    355
  - Mode
    356
  - Ratio Path2/Path1
    356
  - Total Deviation
    356
- Source
  355
- Phim Settings
  356
  - Deviation
    356
  - Mode
    357
  - Ratio Path2/Path1
    357
  - Total Deviation
    357
- AM Settings
  358
  - Depth
    358
  - Sensitivity
    358
  - Deviation └ Depth
    359
  - Ratio Path2/Path1
    359
- Pulse Generator Settings
  359
  - Pulse Generator > General Settings
    360
- Pulse Graph Settings
  364
- Pulse External /Trigger Settings
  365
- FM, Phim and am Modulation Sources
  366
  - Source > LF Generator Settings
    367
  - Source > External Settings
    370
  - Source > Noise Generator Settings
    371
- LF Signal Output Settings
  372
  - Overview
    374
  - How to Generate an Amplitude Modulated Signal
    375
  - How to Generate a Pulse Modulated Signal
    376
  - Improving Level Performance
    377
- Attenuator Settings
  378
- Reverse Power Protection
  379
  - ALC - Automatic Level Control
    380
- ALC Settings
  381
  - User Correction
    383
- User Correction Settings
  386
- List Editor
  387
- Fill with Sensor
  391
- Import/Export List Files
  392
  - Using Power Sensors
    394
  - Connecting R&S NRP Power Sensors to the R&S SMBV100B
    395
- NRP Sensor Mapping
  396
- NRP Power Viewer
  397
- 7 Monitoring Signal Characteristics
  
  409
  - I/Q Diagram
    410
  - Constellation Diagram
    411
  - Eye Diagram
    412
  - CCDF Display
    413
  - Power Spectrum
    414
  - Further Information
    435
    
    Triggering Several Instruments with a Common Trigger Signal
    436
    
    Control and Operation of External Instruments
    437
    
    Prerequisites for Control of External Instruments from the R&S SMBV100B
    438
    
    Overview of the Baseband Signal Sources
    439
    
    Important Signal Parameters and Interface's Characteristics
    440
    
    Further Information
    444
    
    I/Q Stream Mapper Settings
    445
  - Connections Configuration and Connection Status Overview Settings
    447
  - External Instrument Configuration Settings
    451
    
    Remote Config Settings
    452
    
    Remote Control Settings
    455
    
    Show Connector
    456
  - Overview
    457
    
    General Settings
    459
    
    Signal Input Settings
    461
    
    Sample Rate Settings
    464
    
    Input Level Settings
    465
    
    I/Q Analog Output Settings
    466
    
    General Analog I/Q Output Settings
    468
    
    Preset, Set to Default and Factory Preset Settings
    478
    
    How to Identify Parameters Which Are Not in a Preset State
    479
    
    How to Recall User Settings Automatically after Preset
    480
    
    Protecting Data
    482
    
    Save/Recall Settings
    483
    
    How to Save and Recall Instrument Settings
    487
    
    How to Recall the Settings of a Firmware Option
    488
    
    File Select Settings
    489
    
    How to Create and Access Data and Control Lists
    492
    
    Using the File Manager
    493
    
    File Manager Settings
    494
    
    Map Network Share Settings
    495
    
    How to Display All Saved Files
    497
    
    How to Transfer Files from and to the Instrument
    499
    
    Removing File System Protection
    500
    
    Accessing the File System of the R&S SMBV100B Via Ftp
    501
    
    Accessing the R&S SMBV100B File System Via SMB (Samba)
    502
    
    Using a USB Storage Device for File Transfer
    504
    
    Creating Screenshots of Current Settings
    505
    
    How to Save a Hardcopy of the Display
    509
    
    Display and Keyboard Settings
    512
    
    Appearance Settings
    514
    
    How to Set the Initial Instrument Settings
    515
- 8 Multi-Instrument Setups
  
  429
  - Generating Time-Aligned Baseband Signals
    430
- 9 File and Data Management
  
  473
  - Restoring the (Default) Instrument Configuration
    476
  - Setting the Screen Saver
    516
  - Adjusting Appearance of the User Interface
    517
  - Global Connectors
    518
  - Status Indicators
    519
    
    Overview Table
    520
  - Global Connector Settings
    521
    
    Global Connectors Settings
    522
    
    How to Enable Signals and Perform Signal to Connector Mapping
    526
    
    Organizing Frequently Used Settings as Favorites
    527
    
    Using the User Menu for Fast Adjustments
    528
    
    Define User Key Actions Settings
    530
    
    Assigning Actions to the [★ (User)] Key
    531
    
    Managing Licenses and License Keys
    532
    
    Manage License Keys Settings
    533
    
    How to Move a Portable License
    536
    
    Using the Security Settings
    537
    
    Protection Level Settings
    539
    
    Setting Security Parameters
    540
    
    Disk & Memory Security Settings
    541
  - Manual Operation Security Settings
    542
    
    Configuring LAN Services
    545
    
    Password Management
    547
    
    Undoing or Restoring Actions
    549
    
    Shutting down and Rebooting the Instrument
    551
- 10 General Instrument Functions
  
  511
- 11 Network Operation and Remote Control
  
  552
  - Remote Control Interfaces and Protocols
    554
  - LAN Interface
    555
  - Hislip Protocol
    557
    
    USB Interface
    558
    
    GPIB Interface (IEC/IEEE Bus Interface)
    559
    
    Remote Control Programs and Libraries
    560
    
    Possible Setups and Access Functions
    561
    
    Remote Access Settings
    563
    
    Network Settings
    564
    
    VISA Resource Strings
    567
    
    GPIB Address Settings
    568
    
    Instrument Emulations Settings
    569
    
    Active Connections Settings
    570
    
    QR Code
    571
    
    LXI Settings
    572
    
    LXI Status Settings
    573
    
    LXI Browser Settings
    574
  - LAN Configuration
    575
    
    Advanced Config
    576
    
    Ping Client
    577
    
    Data Sheet
    578
    
    How to Find the VISA Resource String
    579
    
    How to Change the GPIB Instrument Address
    580
    
    Establishing a Remote Control Connection over the LXI Browser Interface
    581
    
    Establishing a Remote Control Connection over LAN Using VXI-11 Protocol
    582
    
    Setting up a Remote Control Connection over LAN Using Socket Communication
    587
    
    Setting up a Remote Control Connection over GPIB
    588
    
    Setting up a Remote Control Connection over USB
    589
    
    How to Return to Manual Operation
    590
    
    Automating Tasks with Remote Command Scripts
    591
    
    Show SCPI Command
    593
    
    Displaying an SCPI List
    594
    
    How to Find out the SCPI Command Corresponding to the Manual Operation Via Show SCPI Command
    596
    
    How to Record / Create SCPI Lists
    597
    
    How to Convert and Save SCPI Lists
    600
    
    How to Set up Remote Operation Via VNC
    601
  - Using a VNC Client Software
    602
    
    Setting up a Remote Operation from a Smart Device
    604
  - Using a VNC App
    605
  - Special Mode QR Code
    606
    
    References
    607
    
    Remote Control States
    609
    
    Remote Control Commands
    611
    
    Backward Compatibility with Other Rohde & Schwarz Signal Generators
    612
    
    Common Commands
    613
    
    Preset Commands
    617
    
    Mmemory Subsystem
    619
    
    Accessing Files in the Default or in a Specified Directory
    620
    
    Programming Examples
    622
    
    Remote Control Commands
    624
    
    Calibration Subsystem
    631
    
    Diagnostic Subsystem
    634
    
    Display Subsystem
    636
    
    Format Subsystem
    641
    
    Hcopy Subsystem
    643
    
    Hard Copy Settings
    644
    
    Automatic Naming
    645
    
    Kboard Subsystem
    648
    
    Sense, READ, Initiate and Slist Subsystems
    651
    
    Sconfiguration Subsystem
    664
    
    Multi Instrument Configuration
    666
    
    I/Q Stream Mapping
    667
    
    Source Subsystem
    678
    
    Connector Settings
    679
    
    Source:bbin Subsystem
    683
    
    Analog Modulation Subsystems
    690
  - Source:modulation Subsystem
    691
  - Source:fm Subsystem
    696
  - Source:pm Subsystem
    701
  - Source:pulm Subsystem
    705
    
    Pulse Modulation Settings
    706
    
    Source:bb Subsystem
    711
  - Source:bb:DM Subsystem
    714
    
    General Commands
    716
    
    Save/Recall Settings
    719
    
    Filter Settings
    720
    
    Modulation and Coding Settings
    722
    
    Power Ramping
    725
    
    Trigger Settings
    727
    
    Marker Settings
    730
    
    Clock Settings
    732
    
    Handling List Files
    733
  - Source:bb:arbitrary Subsystem
    739
    
    General Commands
    747
    
    Test Signal Commands
    748
    
    Waveform Commands
    751
    
    Multi-Segment Commands
    755
    
    Multi-Segment Sequencing Commands
    760
    
    Multi-Carrier Commands
    763
    
    Trigger Commands
    775
    
    Marker Commands
    778
    
    Clock Commands
    780
  - Source:bb:mccw Subsystem
    781
    
    General Settings and Carrier Setup Settings
    785
    
    Trigger Settings
    792
    
    Marker Settings
    795
    
    Clock Settings
    797
  - Source:bb:impairment Subsystem
    804
  - Source:bb:graphics Subsystem
    809
  - Source:bb:progress Subsystem General Commands
    812
  - Correction Settings
    815
  - Correction Data Exchange
    818
  - Frequency Response Commands
    820
    
    Source:frequency Subsystem
    822
    
    Source:input Subsystem
    831
    
    Source:iq Subsystem
    832
    
    Source:iq:output Subsystem
    834
    
    Source:lfoutput Subsystem
    839
  - LF Generator Settings
    841
  - LF Sweep Settings
    849
    
    Source:list Subsystem
    852
  - List Mode Settings
    855
  - List Mode File Operation
    860
  - List Mode Data Exchange
    862
    
    Source:noise Subsystem
    865
    
    Source:pgen Subsystem
    866
    
    Source:phase Subsystem
    868
    
    Source:power Subsystem
    869
    
    Source:roscillator Subsystem
    878
    
    Source:sweep Subsystem
    883
    
    System Subsystem
    891
    
    Status Subsystem
    915
    
    TEST Subsystem
    919
    
    Trigger Subsystem
    924
    
    UNIT Subsystem
    926
    
    How to Test the Front Panel
    934
    
    Internal Adjustment Settings
    936
    
    Selftest Connections Settings
    937
    
    Selftest Baseband Settings
    939
    
    Fpga/Uc Update Settings
    941
    
    Delete Temporary Files
    942
    
    Requesting Instrument Configuration and Specifications
    943
- 13 Maintenance
  
  928
  - Storing and Packing
    929
  - Performing Maintenance Tasks
    930
  - Date and Time Settings
    931
  - Check Front Panel
    933
  - Versions/Options Settings
    944
  - Requesting the Data Sheet
    946
- 14 Troubleshooting and Error Messages
  
  947
- B Hardware Interfaces
  
  984
  - Interface Functions
    985
- Glossary: List of the Often Used Terms and Abbreviations
  
  986
- List of Commands
  
  991
- Index
  
  1009

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Table of Contents
3
Key Features
5
Prerequisites
7
Test Setup
9
System Configuration
10
Preparation of Controller PC
10
Preparation of Instrument Connection
10
Preparation of IVS Connection
11
Test Configuration
16
Connection Setting
17
Vehicle Simulation Setting
17
GNSS Simulation Setting
19
Signal Power Setting
20
Test Case Setting
21
Advanced Settings
26
Thresholds
27
Miscellaneous
27
Exclude Acceleration Interval
28
GNSS Signal Logging
28
Ignore Coordinate System
28
Log Exclude Acceleration Interval
28
Smx/Ivs Configuration
28
GNSS Signal Logging Rate
29
TC 5.5 Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring (RAIM)
29
TC 5.8 Error Estimation / TC 5.10 Restore Interval
29
TC 5.12 Sensitivity
29
TC 5.14 Cut off Angle
29
Test Results
30
Monitoring
35
Test Module Details
37

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2.5 Instrument Control

3.4 Common Functions and Settings in the Baseband Domain

Mode/Trigger Settings

General Settings

Source/Ramp Function

Arb General Settings

Example: {Date: 2009-04-02;14:32:12}

Current Segment/Current Segment Index/Next Segment Trigger in Settings

Settings: Set to Default

Show Powers for Output/Noise Power/Output Results Settings

Settings: State/Source

Settings Amplitude/Limit

Source State

7 Monitoring Signal Characteristics

8 Multi-Instrument Setups

9 File and Data Management

10 General Instrument Functions

11 Network Operation and Remote Control

13 Maintenance

14 Troubleshooting and Error Messages

B Hardware Interfaces

Glossary: List of the Often Used Terms and Abbreviations

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Index

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