Rohde & Schwarz SMM100A, Руководство пользователя

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Getting started
R&S
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SMM100A
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This block is the access point to the settings of:
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The analog I/Q output signals
The generated signal can be output as single-ended or differential analog signal.
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The analog I/Q impairments
3.4.9 RF and analog modulations ("RF" block)
The "RF" block represents the RF settings of the instrument.
This block is the access point to:
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RF frequency and level settings, as well as the reference frequency, local oscillator,
user correction, etc.
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The analog modulations
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The list and sweep modes
3.4.10 Applications examples of the R&S SMM100A
The R&S SMM100A can be optimally adapted to the requirements of different applica-
tions:
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Generation of digitally modulated signal
The main field of application of the R&S
SMM100A is the generation of digitally
modulated signals. The R&S SMM100A generates a digitally modulated signal in
several ways: using the internal baseband generator, using the externally applied
digital baseband signals or in an analog wideband I/Q operation.
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Generation of a wanted signal or an interfering signal for receiver tests
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Generation of signals with up to 500 MHz signal bandwidth
3.5 Instrument control
This chapter provides an overview on how to work with the R&S SMM100A.
It covers the following topics:
● Possible ways to operate the instrument ................................................................ 71
● Means of manual interaction ...................................................................................71
● Understanding the display information ....................................................................72
● Accessing the functionality ......................................................................................77
● Entering data ...........................................................................................................78
● Getting information and help ...................................................................................79
● Remote control ........................................................................................................81
● Remote operation over VNC ...................................................................................81
Instrument control