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Ronde & Schwarz FPL Series User Manual

Ronde & Schwarz FPL Series User Manual (1081 pages)

Spectrum Analyzer

Brand: Ronde & Schwarz | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 33 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

3
- Safety Instructions
  13
- Safety and Regulatory Information
  13
- Labels on R&S FPL1000
  16
- Warning Messages in the Documentation
  17
- Korea Certification Class a
  17
- Documentation Overview
  18
- Getting Started Manual
  18
- User Manuals and Help
  18
- Service Manual
  18
- Release Notes and Open Source Acknowledgment (OSA)
  19
- Application Notes, Application Cards, White Papers, Etc
  19
- Printed Safety Instructions
  19
- Data Sheets and Brochures
  19
- Instrument Security Procedures
  19
- Calibration Certificate
  20
- Welcome to the R&S FPL1000
  21
- Key Features
  21
Getting Started

22
- Lifting and Carrying
  22
- Preparing for Use
  22
- Unpacking and Checking
  22
- Choosing the Operating Site
  23
- Setting up the R&S FPL1000
  23
- Setting up the R&SFPL1000
  23
- Connecting to Power
  25
- Switching on or off
  28
- Connecting to LAN
  29
- Connecting a Keyboard
  30
- Connecting an External Monitor
  30
- Windows Operating System
  32
- Logging on
  33
- Checking the Supplied Options
  35
- Performing a Self-Alignment
  35
- Considerations for Test Setup
  36
- Front Panel View
  36
- Instrument Tour
  36
- Rear Panel View
  43
Trying out the Instrument

48
- Measuring a Basic Signal
  48
- Displaying a Spectrogram
  50
- Activating Additional Measurement Channels
  52
- Performing Sequential Measurements
  56
- Setting and Moving a Marker
  57
- Displaying a Marker Peak List
  59
- Zooming into the Display
  60
- Saving Settings
  63
- Printing and Saving Results
  65
- Operating the Instrument
  66
- Understanding the Display Information - Spectrum Mode
  66
- Accessing the Functionality
  74
- Entering Data
  79
- Touchscreen Gestures
  80
- Getting Help
  83
- Applications, Measurement Channels, and Result Displays
  85
- Available Applications
  85
- Defining Channel Setups
  87
- R&S Multiview
  87
- Running a Sequence of Measurements
  89
- The Sequencer Concept
  89
- How to Set up the Sequencer
  92
- Sequencer Settings
  92
- Channel Setup Overview
  93
- Configuring Result Displays
  94
- Laying out the Result Display with the Smartgrid
  94
- Changing the Size of Windows
  99
- Configuration Overview
  100
- The Spectrum Application (RF Measurements)
  100
- Measurements and Results
  102
- Basic Measurements
  103
- Basic Evaluation Methods
  123
- Power Sweep Measurements
  125
- Channel Power and Adjacent-Channel Power (ACLR) Measurement
  133
General Cp/Aclr Measurement Settings

140
- Standard
  141
- Number of Channels: Tx, Adj
  142
- Reference Channel
  142
- Absolute and Relative Values (ACLR Mode)
  143
- Channel Power Level and Density (Power Unit)
  143
- Power Mode
  143
- Selected Trace
  143
- Setting a Fixed Reference for Channel Power Measurements (Set CP Reference)
  143
- Optimized Settings (Adjust Settings)
  144
- Sweep Time
  144
- Carrier-To-Noise Measurements
  155
- Occupied Bandwidth Measurement (OBW)
  158
Measurement

159
- OBW Configuration
  161
- OBW Results
  161
- How to Determine the Occupied Bandwidth
  164
- About the Measurement
  165
- Measurement Example
  165
- Spectrum Emission Mask (SEM) Measurement
  165
Sweep List

180
- Multi-Sem (Sub Block) Settings
  185
- Reference Range
  186
- Power Classes
  188
- Standard Files
  189
- List Evaluation (Results Configuration)
  191
- Spurious Emissions Measurement
  205
Spurious Emissions Measurement Results

206
Statistical Measurements (Apd, Ccdf)

218
- About the Measurements
  218
- APD and CCDF Results
  219
- Typical Applications
  219
- APD and CCDF Basics - Gated Triggering
  221
- APD and CCDF Configuration
  222
- How to Perform an APD or CCDF Measurement
  228
- Examples
  229
- About the Measurements
  232
- Optimizing and Troubleshooting the Measurement
  232
- Time Domain Power Measurement
  232
- Harmonic Distortion Measurement
  237
- Third Order Intercept (TOI) Measurement
  243
- AM Modulation Depth Measurement
  253
- Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Measurement
  256
- Receiving Data Input and Providing Data Output
  282
- Radio Frequency Input
  283
- Power Sensors
  284
[Sense:]Pmeter

286
- Continuous Value Update
  286
- State
  286
- Frequency Coupling
  287
- Frequency Manual
  287
- Select
  287
- Unit/Scale
  287
- Zeroing Power Sensor
  287
- Meas Time/Average
  288
- Reference Value
  288
- Sensor Level Offset
  288
- Setting the Reference Level from the Measurement Meas -> Ref
  288
- Use Ref Level Offset
  288
- Average Count (Number of Readings)
  289
- Duty Cycle
  289
- Internal (Tracking) Generator
  291
- Output Settings
  307
- Frequency and Span Configuration
  309
- Impact of the Frequency and Span Settings
  309
- Frequency and Span Settings
  310
- Keeping the Center Frequency Stable - Signal Tracking
  314
- How to Define the Frequency Range
  315
- How to Move the Center Frequency through the Frequency Range
  315
- Amplitude and Vertical Axis Configuration
  316
- Impact of the Vertical Axis Settings
  316
- Amplitude Settings
  318
Reference Level

319
- Shifting the Display (Offset)
  320
- Unit
  320
- Attenuation Mode / Value
  321
- Impedance
  321
- Setting the Reference Level Automatically (Auto Level)
  321
- Preamplifier
  322
- Scaling the Y-Axis
  322
- Bandwidth, Filter and Sweep Configuration
  324
- How to Optimize the Amplitude Display
  324
- Impact of the Bandwidth, Filter and Sweep Settings
  324
- Bandwidth, Filter and Sweep Settings
  330
Table of Contents

331
- Rbw
  332
- Sweep Time
  332
- Vbw
  332
- Filter Type
  333
- Rbw/Vbw
  333
- Span/Rbw
  333
- Default Coupling
  334
- Sweep Points
  334
- Sweep/Average Count
  334
- Optimization
  335
- Sweep Type
  335
- Continuous Sweep / Run Cont
  336
- FFT Subspans
  336
- Single Sweep / Run Single
  336
- Continue Single Sweep
  337
- Select Frame
  337
- Spectrogram Frames
  337
- Continue └ Frame └ Clear Spectrogram
  338
- Reference: List of Available RRC and Channel Filters
  338
- Trigger and Gate Configuration
  339
- Triggering
  340
Preview

343
- Frequency
  344
- Rbw
  344
- Sweep Time
  344
- Trigger Source
  344
- Free └ └ Video
  345
- I/Q Power
  345
- IF Power
  345
- Drop-Out Time
  346
- Repetition Interval
  346
- Time
  346
- Trigger Level
  346
- Trigger Offset
  346
- Hysteresis
  347
- Slope
  347
- Trigger Holdoff
  347
- Gating
  349
- Adjusting Settings Automatically
  351
- Basics on Markers
  354
- Marker Usage
  354
- Marker Settings
  357
- Marker Search Settings and Positioning Functions
  363
- Marker (Measurement) Functions
  371
- How to Work with Markers
  392
- Measurement Example: Measuring Harmonics Using Marker Functions
  393
- Standard Traces
  395
- Trace Configuration
  395
- Spectrograms
  409
- Trace Math
  427
- Display and Limit Lines
  429
- Display Lines
  429
- Limit Lines
  431
- Zoomed Displays
  448
- Single Zoom Versus Multiple Zoom
  449
- Zoom Functions
  450
- How to Zoom into a Diagram
  452
- Displaying a Reference Trace - Importing Trace Data
  455
- Importing and Exporting Measurement Results for Evaluation
  455
- Trace/Data Ex/Import
  457
- How to Export Trace Data and Numerical Results
  461
- How to Import Traces
  461
- How to Export a Peak List
  462
- Reference: ASCII File Export Format
  462
- Independent CW Source Settings
  466
- Data Management
  468
- Restoring the Default Instrument Configuration (Preset)
  468
- Storing and Recalling Instrument Settings and Measurement Data
  469
- Quick Save/Quick Recall
  470
- Configurable Storage and Recall
  472
- How to Save and Load Instrument Settings
  477
- Import/Export Functions
  479
- Creating Screenshots of Current Measurement Results and Settings
  482
- Print and Screenshot Settings
  482
- How to Store or Print Screenshots of the Display
  493
- Example for Storing Multiple Measurement Results to a PDF File
  496
- Working with Test Reports
  497
- Designing a Test Report Template
  498
- Managing Templates
  507
- Creating Datasets
  508
- Creating a Test Report
  509
- How to Create a Test Report
  511
- General Instrument Setup
  513
- Reference Frequency
  513
- Display Settings
  514
- How to Work with the Soft Front Panels
  523
- Hardware Information
  524
- Language Settings
  524
- System Configuration Settings
  524
- Information on Versions and Options
  525
- System Messages
  526
- Firmware Updates
  527
- Additional Interfaces
  529
- General Configuration Settings
  529
- R&S Support Information
  530
- Service Functions
  530
- Calibration Signal Display
  532
- Self-Test Settings and Results
  532
- Service Functions
  534
- Toolbar Configuration
  535
- Basics on Transducer Factors
  537
- Transducers
  537
- Transducer Settings
  538
- How to Configure the Transducer
  544
- Reference: Transducer Factor File Format
  544
- Alignment
  547
- Basics on Alignment
  547
- Alignment Settings
  549
- How to Align the Instrument
  551
- How to Perform a Self-Test
  551
- How to Align the Touchscreen
  552
- Network Operation and Remote Control
  553
- Remote Control Interfaces and Protocols
  553
- LAN Interface
  554
- Hierarchy of Status Registers
  557
- Status Reporting System
  557
- Contents of the Status Registers
  558
- GPIB Languages
  569
- Reset Values of the Status Reporting System
  569
- General Network Settings
  571
- Network and Remote Control Settings
  571
- Remote Settings
  573
- Compatibility Settings
  576
- LAN Settings
  578
- Remote Errors
  580
- Returning to Manual Mode ("Local")
  581
- How to Configure a Network
  582
- How to Set up a Network and Remote Control
  582
- How to Log on to the Network
  589
- How to Operate the Instrument Without a Network
  589
- How to Control the R&S FPL1000 Via the Web Browser Interface
  592
- How to Share Directories (Only with Microsoft Networks)
  592
- How to Deactivate the Web Browser Interface
  594
- How to Set up Remote Desktop
  595
- How to Start a Remote Control Session from a PC
  601
- How to Return to Manual Operation
  602
- Conventions Used in SCPI Command Descriptions
  603
- Remote Commands
  603
- Common Commands
  604
- Common Suffixes
  604
- Commands for Remote Instrument Operation
  609
- Selecting the Mode and Applications
  610
- Selecting the Operating Mode and Application
  610
- Performing a Sequence of Measurements
  614
- Programming Example: Performing a Sequence of Measurements
  616
- Configuring and Performing Measurements
  618
- Performing Measurements
  618
- Configuring Power Measurements
  621
- Measuring Compression Points
  625
- Measuring the Channel Power and ACLR
  630
- Measuring the Carrier-To-Noise Ratio
  648
- Measuring the Occupied Bandwidth
  649
- Measuring the Spectrum Emission Mask
  651
- Measuring Spurious Emissions
  681
- Analyzing Statistics (APD, CCDF)
  694
- Measuring the Time Domain Power
  704
- Measuring the Harmonic Distortion
  713
- Measuring the Third Order Intercept Point
  717
- Measuring the am Modulation Depth
  721
- Remote Commands for EMI Measurements
  723
- List Evaluations
  732
- Measuring the Pulse Power
  736
- Programming Example: Performing a Basic Frequency Sweep
  740
- Remote Commands for Result Displays
  743
- Working with Windows in the Display
  743
- Examples: Configuring the Result Display
  750
- Setting Basic Spectrum RF Measurement Parameters
  752
- Defining the Frequency and Span
  753
- Configuring Bandwidth and Sweep Settings
  763
- Configuring the Vertical Axis (Amplitude, Scaling)
  771
- Configuring Triggered and Gated Measurements
  777
- Configuring the Data Input and Output
  784
- Zooming into the Display
  807
- Configuring the Trace Display and Retrieving Trace Data
  810
- Working with Markers
  836
- Configuring Display Lines
  897
- Defining Limit Checks
  900
- Managing Settings and Results
  917
- General Data Storage and Loading Commands
  918
- Selecting the Items to Store
  923
- Storing and Loading Instrument Settings
  927
- Storing or Printing Screenshots
  932
- Storing Measurement Results
  942
- Test Reports
  944
- Examples: Managing Data
  954
- Calibration and Checks
  958
- Configuring the R&S FPL1000
  958
- Configuring the Reference Frequency
  958
- Working with Transducers
  961
- Customizing the Screen Layout
  966
- Configuring the Network and Remote Control
  971
- Remote Commands for Language Settings
  971
- Checking the System Configuration
  975
- Using Service Functions
  979
- Emulating Other Instruments' Commands
  981
- Setting up Instrument Emulation
  981
- Reference: GPIB Commands of Emulated HP Models
  984
- Reference: Command Set of Emulated CXA/EXA Models
  1012
- Using the Status Register
  1014
- General Status Register Commands
  1015
- Reading out the Condition Part
  1016
- Reading out the Event Part
  1016
- Controlling the Enable Part
  1017
- Controlling the Negative Transition Part
  1017
- Controlling the Positive Transition Part
  1018
- Service Request
  1018
- Deprecated Commands
  1027
- Error Information
  1029
- Troubleshooting
  1029
- Error Messages in Remote Control Mode
  1030
- Troubleshooting Remote Operation
  1031
- Miscellaneous Troubleshooting Hints
  1032
- Collecting Information for Support
  1034
- System Recovery
  1034
- Contacting Customer Support
  1036
- Changing Fuses
  1038
- Cleaning
  1038
- Maintenance, Storage, Transport and Disposal
  1038
- Handling Batteries
  1039
- Storage
  1039
- Transporting
  1039
- Disposal
  1040
- List of Commands (Spectrum Mode)
  1041
- Index
  1060

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