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Applying I/Q vector modulation
R&S
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SMM100A
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User Manual 1179.1341.02 ─ 05
Remote command:
[:SOURce<hw>]:CORRection:FRESponse:RF:OPTimization:LOCal
6.5
Optimizing I/Q modulation performance
With its default settings, the I/Q Modulator provides vector modulated signal that is
optimized for time sensitive measurements and lower noise.
Adjusting the settings helps to improve signal quality in the following cases:
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To optimize the intermodulation characteristics of the signal
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To optimize the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the signal
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To improve the flatness of the RF signal
In the following examples, we assume that:
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The R&S
SMM100A generates a baseband signal
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A spectrum analyzer is connected to the R&S
SMM100A, the analyzed is config-
ured, and measures the required signal characteristics.
To improve signal flatness
For a given baseband signal and RF frequency, perform the following:
1. In the block diagram, select "I/Q Mod > I/Q Settings > I/Q Modulator > On".
The I/Q modulator is enabled. Modulated is the internal baseband signal.
This mode generates flat signal but requires longer settling time and leads to signal
interruption.
2. Select "Optimization Mode > High Quality"
Note:
Do not use the mode "I/Q Modulator > Optimization Mode > High Quality" in combi-
nation with the modes "RF Level > Setting Characteristics > Uninterrupted/Strictly
Monotone".
The high quality I/Q optimization leads to RF signal interruption. The requirements
of the RF level modes "Uninterrupted" and "Strictly Monotone" can not be fulfilled.
3. On a connected signal analyzer, monitor the signal characteristics.
To optimize the intermodulation characteristics of signal
For a given baseband signal and RF frequency, perform the following iterative steps:
1. In the block diagram, select "I/Q Mod > I/Q Settings > I/Q Modulator > On".
The I/Q modulator is enabled. Modulated is the internal baseband signal.
2. If activated, disable the "I/Q Wideband > Off".
3. Select "Baseband Gain = - 2 dB".
4. On a connected signal analyzer, monitor the signal distortion characteristics.
Optimizing I/Q modulation performance