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Trace Settings
R&S FSH
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If TRACE MODE AVERAGE is selected, the AVG COUNT entry field opens, which displays the set
number of averagings.
The following actions can be performed:
Confirm the displayed number of averagings with
the TRACE softkey or the ENTER key.
Using the numeric keypad, enter a new figure
between 2 and 999 for specifying the number of
averagings and confirm your entry with the TRACE
softkey or the ENTER key.
Change the number of averagings by using the
rotary knob and confirm your entry with the TRACE
softkey or the ENTER key.
The R&S FSH averages the pixels of the trace across
the set number of averagings.
If the sweep is continuous, the R&S FSH then performs a sliding averaging. In the SINGLE SWEEP
mode, it performs exactly those sweeps defined with AVG COUNT and averages the traces. It then
stops the sweep and displays the averaged trace.
In the trace mode VIEW, the settings used for measuring the trace are displayed. This ensures that the
measurement conditions can be clearly specified in result documentation. In the status display
(STATUS key) it is indicated in brackets that the view mode is currently selected, e.g. Trace Mode:
Maximum Hold (View).
Detector
The detector processes a spectrum analyzer’s video voltage before it is displayed. The detector is pixel-
oriented, i.e. it determines how the level at each pixel will be displayed. The R&S FSH always
measures the whole spectrum. However, the trace only has 301 pixels in the x direction for displaying
results. If a large span is selected, all the spectrum information must somehow be represented using
only 301 points. Each pixel represents a frequency range equal to span/301. Four different detectors
are available:
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AUTO PEAK
When the Auto Peak detector is selected, the R&S FSH displays
the maximum and minimum level at each pixel for the frequency
range in question. This means that when Auto Peak detection is
selected no signals are lost. If the signal level fluctuates, as is the
case with noise, the width of the trace is a measure of signal
fluctuation. Auto-peak detection is the default setting.
•
MAX PEAK
Unlike the Auto Peak detector, the Max Peak detector only finds
the maximum value within the frequency range associated with
one trace pixel. Its use is recommended for measurements on
pulse-like signals or FM signals.
•
MIN PEAK
The Min Peak detector yields the minimum value of the spectrum
within a pixel of the trace. Sine signals are displayed with correct
level but noise-like signals are suppressed. The Min Peak detector
can be used to highlight sine signals in the noise spectrum.
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