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NI PXIe-5611 Calibration Procedure
Adjusting Modulation Impairments
This adjustment measures and corrects the NI 5611 RF fundamental,
carrier, and image tones until the carrier and image tones are sufficiently
suppressed.
Complete the following steps to calibrate the modulation impairments of
the NI 5611 using a spectrum analyzer.
1.
Connect the NI 5611 RF OUT front panel connector to the spectrum
analyzer RF INPUT front panel connector.
2.
Connect the PXI Express chassis 10 MHz REF IN rear panel connector
to the spectrum analyzer 10 MHz REF OUT rear panel connector.
3.
Call the niRFSG Initialize External Calibration VI.
4.
Call the niRFSG 5611 Initialize Impairment Calibration VI.
5.
Call the niRFSG 5611 Configure Impairment Calibration VI.
Note
The default behavior of the niRFSG 5611 Configure Impairment Calibration VI is
to calibrate all filters. If you choose to calibrate a single filter, repeat the entire RF path
calibration procedure for each of the eight filters to complete a full calibration.
6.
Use the spectrum analyzer to measure the mean tone power using the
following spectrum analyzer parameter settings:
•
Center frequency: Value specified by the
Frequency to Measure
(Hz)
parameter of the niRFSG 5611 Configure LO Filter
Calibration VI
•
Reference level: Value specified by the
Spectrum Analyzer
Reference Level (dB)
parameter of the niRFSG 5611 Configure
Impairment Calibration VI
•
Frequency span: 0 Hz
•
Resolution bandwidth: 500 Hz
•
Sweep time: 5 ms
7.
Call the niRFSG 5611 Adjust Impairment Calibration VI, and pass the
measurement from step 6 to the
Measured RF OUT Power (dBm)
parameter of the niRFSG 5611 Adjust RF Gain Calibration VI.
8.
Repeat steps 5 through 7 until the
Impairment Calibration
Complete
parameter returns a value of TRUE.
9.
Call the niRFSG Close External Calibration VI to close the session and
store the results to the EEPROM on the NI 5611.