Tektronix RSA2203A Manuel utilisateur

User Manual

RSA2203A & RSA2208A

3 GHz & 8 GHz Real-Time Spectrum Analyzers

071-1334-04

This document applies to firmware version 3.20

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Table of Contents

General Safety Summary xiii...................................

Preface xv...................................................

About This Manual xv...............................................

Related Documents xvi...............................................

Conventions xvi....................................................

Getting Started

Product Overview 1--1.........................................

Features 1--1........................................................

Application 1--2.....................................................

Difference Between RSA2203A and RSA2208A 1--2.......................

Real-Time Analysis 1--3..............................................

Architecture 1--6....................................................

Installation 1--9...............................................

Unpacking to Check Contents 1--9......................................

Applying Power 1--10.................................................

Setting Up the Stand 1--13..............................................

Functional Check 1--14................................................

Powering Off the Analyzer 1--18.........................................

Restart 1--19.........................................................

Backing Up User Files 1--20............................................

About Installation of Other Applications 1--20..............................

Calibration 1--21...............................................

Cal Menu 1--22......................................................

Calibrating Gain 1--23.................................................

Calibrating Center Offset 1--24..........................................

Calibrating DC Offset (Option 05 Only) 1--25..............................

Adjusting Display Brightness 1--26.......................................

Confirming Performance 1--26..........................................

Operating Basics

Interface Maps 2--1............................................

Controls and Connectors 2--2..........................................

Display Screen 2--8..................................................

Functional Overview 2--13.......................................

Menu Keys 2--13.....................................................

Menu Operations 2--16................................................

Measurement Basics 2--21..............................................

Setting System Parameters 2--23.........................................

Using Windows XP 2--26...............................................

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Tutorial 2--29..................................................

Preparations 2--30....................................................

Displaying Spectrum 2--34.............................................

Using Markers and Peak Search 2--41.....................................

Using Averaging and Comparison Displays 2--46............................

Displaying a Spectrogram 2--49.........................................

Spectrum Analysis 2--52...............................................

Analog Modulation Analysis 2--56.......................................

Turning Off the Power 2--64............................................

Reference

Spectrum Analysis (S/A Mode) 3--1..............................

Measurement Screen Layout 3--2.......................................

Spectrum Analysis 3--4...............................................

Spectrogram Display 3--18.............................................

Real-Time Analysis 3--20..............................................

Zoom Function 3--24..................................................

Modulation Analysis (Demod Mode) 3--27..........................

Measurement Screen Layout 3--28.......................................

Analog Modulation Analysis 3--34.......................................

Time Analysis (Time Mode) 3--41.................................

Measurement Screen Layout 3--41.......................................

Time Variation Measurement 3--42.......................................

CCDF Measurement 3--46..............................................

Pulse Measurements 3--51..............................................

Setting Frequency and Span 3--61.................................

Frequency and Span Setting Menu 3--62...................................

Using the Channel Table 3--64..........................................

Using the Marker and Peak Search 3--65..................................

Frequency Setting Range 3--66..........................................

Vector Span 3--68.....................................................

Setting Amplitude 3--69.........................................

Amplitude Menu 3--69.................................................

Over-Voltage Input 3--73...............................................

Amplitude Correction 3--74.............................................

Setting Timing Parameters 3--83..................................

Timing Menu 3--83...................................................

Seamless Acquisition 3--87.............................................

Trigger 3--89...................................................

Trigger Menu 3--90...................................................

IF Trigger 3--96......................................................

Trigger Point Indicator 3--99............................................

FFT and RBW 3--101............................................

RBW/FFT Menu 3--102.................................................

FFT Points 3--105.....................................................

FFT Window 3--106....................................................

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