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Chapter 3
Basic Operation
Using Security Functions
Removing Sensitive Data from Memory
When moving the signal generator from a secure development environment, you can remove any classified
proprietary information stored in the instrument. This section describes several security functions you can
use to remove sensitive data from your instrument.
Coprocessor
Memory
(SRAM)
32 MB
Yes
No
operating memory of
baseband coprocessor
CPU
During normal
operation, some user
information, such as
payload data, can
remain in the memory.
This memory is used during normal baseband
generator operation. It is not directly accessible
by the user. Not battery backed.
Buffer
Memory
(SRAM)
5 x 512 kB
No
No
support buffer memory
for ARB and real-time
applications
normal user operation
This memory is used during normal baseband
generator operation. It is not directly accessible
by the user. Not battery backed.
Table 3-3
Hard Disk Memory (Option 005)
Memory Type
and Size
Wr
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g
Nor
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al
Op
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Da
ta
Re
ta
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Whe
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Of
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Purpose/Contents
Data Input Method
Remarks
Media
Storage
(Built-in
Hard Disk)
6 GB or
10 GB
(4 GB usable
in both cases)
Yes
Yes
user files, including
flatness calibrations,
IQ calibration,
instrument states,
waveforms (including
header and marker
data), modulation
definitions, and sweep
lists
user-saved data
The magnetic residue requires several rewrite
cycles or drive removal and destruction.
The hard disk is an option and is therefore not
installed in some instruments. If it is installed,
these files are stored on the hard disk instead of
in flash memory.
User data is completely sanitized when you
perform the
Erase and Sanitize
function.
Buffer
Memory
(DRAM)
512 kB
No
No
buffer (cache) memory normal operation
through hard disk
Table 3-2
Baseband Generator Memory (Options 001/601 and 002/602) (Continued)
Memory Type
and Size
Writa
bl
e Duri
ng
Normal
Op
era
tio
n?
Da
ta
R
et
ai
ned
Wh
en
P
owe
re
d O
ff?
Purpose/Contents
Data Input Method
Remarks
Содержание E4428C
Страница 22: ...Contents xxii ...
Страница 107: ...Chapter 3 83 Basic Operation Using Security Functions Figure 3 6 ESG Screen with Secure Display Activated ...
Страница 182: ...158 Chapter 4 Basic Digital Operation Using Waveform Clipping Figure 4 22 Rectangular Clipping ...
Страница 183: ...Chapter 4 159 Basic Digital Operation Using Waveform Clipping Figure 4 23 Reduction of Peak to Average Power ...
Страница 224: ...200 Chapter 4 Basic Digital Operation Creating and Using Bit Files ...
Страница 228: ...204 Chapter 5 AWGN Waveform Generator Configuring the AWGN Generator ...
Страница 229: ...205 6 Analog Modulation ...
Страница 276: ...252 Chapter 7 Digital Signal Interface Module Operating the N5102A Module in Input Mode ...
Страница 286: ...262 Chapter 8 Bluetooth Signals Turning On a Bluetooth Signal ...
Страница 287: ...263 9 BERT This feature is available only in E4438C ESG Vector Signal Generators with Option 001 601or 002 602 ...
Страница 330: ...306 Chapter 9 BERT Verifying BERT Operation ...
Страница 366: ...342 Chapter 10 CDMA Digital Modulation IS 95A Modulation ...
Страница 394: ...370 Chapter 12 Multitone Waveform Generator Applying Changes to an Active Multitone Signal ...
Страница 454: ...430 Chapter 15 W CDMA Digital Modulation for Component Test W CDMA Concepts Figure 15 9 Uplink Channel Structure ...
Страница 468: ...444 Chapter 15 W CDMA Digital Modulation for Component Test W CDMA Frame Structures ...
Страница 667: ...643 18 Troubleshooting ...
Страница 700: ...Index 676 Index ...