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Receiver Mode
R&S
®
ESRP
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5.1.3.2 Time Domain Scans in the Frequency Domain
Time Domain scan are available with firmware application R&S ESRP-K53. Measure-
ment results fully comply with CISPR 16-1-1 standards.
Time domain scan reduce the overall measurement time enormously. For applications
like voltage tests, no preliminary measurement for data reduction is required, because
the final measurement with the quasipeak detector is already fast enough. For more
time consuming tests like field strength test with mast and turn table, prescans are still
recommended. However, due to the increased measurement speed both in prescan
and final scan, the overall measurement still is considerably reduced.
Whereas in conventional EMI measurement systems, only the spectrum within the
measurement bandwidth can be measured during a certain measurement time of e.g.
100 ms, in this measurement systems, large parts of the spectrum at the receiver input
can be measured in parallel using fast fourier transform (FFT) of frequency sections.
For measurements with prescan, the prescan is used to get a detailed overview of the
emission spectrum. The prescan result is then analyzed and the critical frequencies
can be determined. On the critical frequencies, if further maximization with antenna
mast and turntable movement is needed, the R&S
ESRP can be used in its conven-
tional measurement function with quasipeak and/or average detection.
5.1.3.3 The Scan Table
Either the current receiver settings or the settings defined in the Scan table are used
for stepped or time domain scans.
In the scan table, up to 10 subranges can be defined within one scan. They need not
be next to each other. The subranges are then scanned by R&S
ESRP one after the
other. Measurement ranges should not overlap. The parameters to be measured in
each subrange can be selected independently. For more information on the available
range parameters see
Chapter 5.3.7.2, "Scan Table" , on page 165.
Example:
The graph below shows a scan performed in four subranges. The scan start at the start
frequency of subrange 1. Between subrange 2 and 3 is a frequency gap, where no
measurement is performed. In subrange 4, the part of the frequency range that is out-
side the overall scan range is also not considered for the scan results.
Measurements and Result Displays