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GETTING STARTED GUIDE

NI PXIe-5665 3.6 GHz
Vector Signal Analyzer
MIMO Platform

This document describes the proper slot placement and module connections needed for a
phase-coherent multiple input, multiple output (MIMO) system with the
NI PXIe-5665 3.6 GHz (NI 5665) vector signal analyzer (VSA).

The NI 5665 comprises the following modules:

NI PXIe-5603 (NI 5603) RF downconverter

NI PXIe-5653 (NI 5653) LO module

NI PXIe-5622 (NI 5622) IF digitizer

Preconfigured NI MIMO test systems that include these modules, a chassis, controller,
software, and accessories are available for purchase at 

ni.com/mimo

.

This document also describes how to correctly configure the devices in Measurement &
Automation Explorer (MAX) and how to associate the modules. Refer to the 

NI PXIe-5665

Getting Started Guide

 and the 

NI PXIe-5665 Specifications

, available at 

ni.com/manuals

, for

more information about device specifications, maintenance, and safety information.

Note

 

The 

master

 NI 5665 is the RF signal analyzer that receives the LO signal

directly from the NI 5653 module. 

Slave

 NI 5665 devices refer to the additional

analyzer channels that receive daisy-chained LO and Reference Clock signals.

Installing the Modules

The NI 5665 MIMO test system equipment setup requires you to install a master NI 5665 and
additional NI 5665 slave devices in your PXI Express chassis.

Note

 

The following installation instructions use semi-rigid cables when making

some module connections. The semi-rigid cables restrict slot placement because they
require you to place certain modules next to each other in the chassis.

1. Install the NI 5665 master device in your chassis. To use the cables included with your

module kit, install the NI 5622 IF digitizer module immediately to the left of the NI 5603

RF downconverter module, and install the NI 5653 LO module immediately to the right

of the NI 5603.

Summary of Contents for PXIe-5603

Page 1: ...PXIe 5653...

Page 2: ...at ni com manuals for more information about device specifications maintenance and safety information Note The master NI 5665 is the RF signal analyzer that receives the LO signal directly from the N...

Page 3: ...NSITIVE ACCESS ACTIVE OUT IN LO3 LO2 LO1 ALL PORTS 50 NI PXIe 5603 Downconverter 20 Hz 3 6 GHz RF IN 0 V DC DC COUPLED 25 V DC MAX AC COUPLED 20 dBm MAX 10 MHz 0 dBm MAX 10 MHz IF OUT 22 dBm MAX 0 V D...

Page 4: ...DC COUPLED 25 V DC MAX AC COUPLED 20 dBm MAX 10 MHz 0 dBm MAX 10 MHz IF OUT 22 dBm MAX 0 V DC 15 dBm MAX 25 V DC MAX 15 dBm MAX 0 V DC ACCESS ACTIVE CLK IN CLK OUT PFI 1 ESD SENSITIVE TTL 6 3 Vp p MA...

Page 5: ...the LO1 LO2 and LO3 connectors on the NI 5653 front panel to the associated LO1 IN LO2 IN and LO3 IN connectors on the NI 5603 front panel 2 Using the flexible SMA to SMA cable connect the REF OUT 100...

Page 6: ...OUT PFI 1 ESD SENSITIVE TT L 6 3 Vp p MAX 2 Vp p NOM 20 dBm MAX 50 50 50 NI PXIe 5622 16 Bit IF Digitizer IF IN ESD SENSITIVE ACCESS ACTIVE ALL PORTS 50 ACCESS ACTIVE CLK IN CLK OUT PFI 1 ESD SENSITI...

Page 7: ...the NI 5665 in MAX Use Measurement Automation Explorer MAX to configure your National Instruments hardware MAX informs other programs about which devices reside in the system and how they are configu...

Page 8: ...you can begin programming your hardware using the NI RFSA instrument driver Visit ni com mimo for more information about how to start creating your MIMO application This web site provides many useful...

Page 9: ...866 ASK MYNI 275 6964 For telephone support outside the United States visit the Worldwide Offices section of ni com niglobal to access the branch office websites which provide up to date contact infor...

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