Wide-bandwidth, vector-corrected measurement with high spurious-free dynamic range
P.S. Blockley, Daniel Gunyan, Jonathan Brereton Scott
Abstract
P.S. Blockley, Daniel Gunyan, Jonathan Brereton Scott
Abstract
Wide-bandwidth vector-signal measurements with high spurious-free dynamic range (SFDR), are difficult to make with traditional instruments. Equivalent-time sampling oscilloscopes offer wide-bandwidth, however lack dynamic range (/spl ap/60dB SFDR). Vector signal analyzers have high dynamic range (/spl ap/75dB SFDR), however have limited IF bandwidth (800MHz) plus its sidebands and harmonics with dynamic range in excess of 80dB SFDR.
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Wide-bandwidth vector-signal measurements with high spurious-free dynamic range (SFDR), are difficult to make with traditional instruments. Equivalent-time sampling oscilloscopes offer wide-bandwidth, however lack dynamic range (/spl ap/60dB SFDR). Vector signal analyzers have high dynamic range (/spl ap/75dB SFDR), however have limited IF bandwidth (800MHz) plus its sidebands and harmonics with dynamic range in excess of 80dB SFDR.
Key concepts: Spurious-free dynamic range, Dynamic range, Bandwidth (computing), Harmonics, High dynamic range, Oscilloscope, Electronic engineering, Spurious relationship