
Operation
Clock Synthesizer 13.5 GHz User Guide
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The front panel outputs have two parameter adjustments not available on the
rear panel outputs. Channels 1 and 2 allow user programmable DC offset
adjustments, and channel 1 has a programmable phase adjustment. The
experimental set up for measuring DC offset and phase adjustment is shown in
Figure 13. Here the Channel 1 and the Channel 2 complementary outputs are
connected to the sampling scope. Remember to terminate, with 50 Ω
terminations, the unused ports of channel 1 and 2. The trigger output is
connected to the trigger input of the scope. Having verified frequency and
amplitude control in the previous section, the user can set these parameters to
any desired value.
The user should now scroll the display menu to the DC OFFSET position. Select
channel 2, O2, for offset adjustment using the Chan button. The power-on
default value is zero volts offset. Use the Digit button to select the desired digit
to increment. Now use the Value button to change the offset. The channel 2
waveform on the scope should be dc level shifted with respect to the Channel
1 waveform. The measured DC offset should equal the programmed value. Try
both positive and negative DC offsets. Return the Channel 2 offset to zero volts.
Then use the Chan button to select channel 1, O1. Perform similar experiments
adjusting the offset on channel 1 and note its DC level change with respect to
the channel 2 signal on the scope. Return the channel 1 offset back to zero
volts. Note that DC offset adjustment is only available for channels 1 and 2, O1
and O2 respectively.
Another experiment would be to look at only one channel. Here channel 1 and
its compliment would be connected to the sampling scope. Then apply a DC
offset to channel 1 and observe the effects of the offset on the Channel 1
output signal relative to its complement signal. Be sure to reconnect the
system as shown in Figure 13 before performing the following delay
experiment.
Now delaying the channel 1 signal relative to the other channels will be
demonstrated. Scroll the display menu to the DELAY position. The delay is
displayed in degrees of delay and only adjusts the delay of channel 1 with
respect to the other channels. Using the Value button change the delay. As the
delay is changed, the relative position of the Channel 1 signal on the scope will
change with respect to the channel 2 signal. The Channel 2 signal will remain
fixed. The maximum amount of phase adjustment is 358 degrees in 2 degree
increments. The user may scroll through from
−180 to +178
degrees or back
and both the delay and display will roll over properly.
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