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W-CDMA Uplink Digital Modulation for Receiver Test
Overload Testing with Multiple PRACHs—Multiple ESGs
All of the I/O signal connectors can be identified using the softkeys accessed by the
PRACH Rear Panel Setup
softkey. While the input signals are fixed to specific connectors, the output signals can be configured for
various rear panel connectors. In this procedure, the connectors listed in
are used.
If your BTS does not have the available power for splitting the frame synchronization signal between both
ESGs, ESG 1 can produce a synchronization signal for ESG 2. In this way, ESG 2 is synchronized with the
BTS through ESG 1. This is done by using the sync pulse signal from ESG 1. If your BTS does have the
power capability for splitting the frame synchronization signal between two ESGs, then the ESG sync pulse
signal is not required.
If more than 16 UEs are required, you can connect additional E4438Cs using the ESG’s PRACH start and
sync signal features to coordinate the synchronization and start triggers. For example, if a third ESG was
needed, you would follow the connections shown in
and the configuration
instructions in the following sections for ESG 2, and apply them to ESG 3.
The versatility of the ESG lets you configure the PRACH start trigger using a LF (low frequency) output
signal. The LF output can be configured for a pulse or square-wave, or you can use an external source. The
following multiple ESG procedure uses the ESG’s LF output as the trigger source.
Connecting the ESG to the Base Transceiver Station
Connect the equipment as shown in
.
Output
ESG Sync Pulse (only for ESG 1)
This is a replacement for the BTS Frame Sync signal
for ESG 2, if the BTS signal does not have the power
capability to split between two ESGs.
EVENT 1
PRACH Start Trigger Echo Back (only for
ESG 1)
This signal is used to synchronize the beginning of the
PRACH transmission between the two ESGs. It
triggers ESG 2 to start its PRACH transmission.
EVENT 2
Table 16-2
Multiple ESG I/O Signals and Connections
Signal
Signal Type
Rear Panel
Connector
Summary of Contents for E4428C
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Page 224: ...200 Chapter 4 Basic Digital Operation Creating and Using Bit Files ...
Page 228: ...204 Chapter 5 AWGN Waveform Generator Configuring the AWGN Generator ...
Page 229: ...205 6 Analog Modulation ...
Page 276: ...252 Chapter 7 Digital Signal Interface Module Operating the N5102A Module in Input Mode ...
Page 286: ...262 Chapter 8 Bluetooth Signals Turning On a Bluetooth Signal ...
Page 330: ...306 Chapter 9 BERT Verifying BERT Operation ...
Page 366: ...342 Chapter 10 CDMA Digital Modulation IS 95A Modulation ...
Page 394: ...370 Chapter 12 Multitone Waveform Generator Applying Changes to an Active Multitone Signal ...
Page 468: ...444 Chapter 15 W CDMA Digital Modulation for Component Test W CDMA Frame Structures ...
Page 667: ...643 18 Troubleshooting ...
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