Agilent N8201A Option 226Performance DownconverterSynthetic Instrument Module3 Hz to 26.5 GHz Technical Overview and Self-Guided Tour for the Phase No
10Integrated noiseDifferent applications require different measures for evaluating phase noise behaviors. In the digital world, root-mean-square (rms)
11Figure 8.RMS phase deviation in degreesFigure 9.Residual FM
12Phase noise measurement personalityMeasurement modes Spectrum monitor Log plot Spot frequencyOffset frequency range Minimum offset frequ
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Phase noiselog plotpage 3Spot frequencyphase noisepage 6DANLmeasurementspage 8Phase noisecancellationpage 9Integrated noisepage 10Phase Noise Measurem
Demonstration preparationFigure 1.Phase noiselog plot Instructions KeystrokesOn the ESG:Set carrier frequency to 1 GHz. [Preset] [Frequency] {1 GHz}
4Note: Averaging and video filtering are part of the measurement. Therefore, every time you change the number of averages and/or level of video filter
5Figure 4.Smoothed phase noise plotFigure 3.Phase noise plot with video filtering
6If you are interested in phase noise versus time at a single offset frequency, use the spot frequency phase noise measurement.• Monitor phase noise
7Figure 6.Phase noise withcarrier driftingFigure 5.Spot frequencyphase noise
8Displayed average noise level(DANL) measurementsThe DANL floor of a spectrum analyzer sets limitations for measuring the smallest in put signal, usua
9Instructions KeystrokesSet DANL measurement method as “Removal”. [Input/Output], toggle {DANL Method} to underline “Removal”Activate the DANL measur
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