2635 manual - BK Precision
2635 manual - BK Precision
2635 manual - BK Precision
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Remark:<br />
Is center frequency near lower end or SPAN increased, a spectral<br />
line might be visible, possibly even without a signal connected.<br />
It is commonly referred to as „Zero Frequency marking“ (ZERO<br />
Peak) and is not unusual to be seen in analyzers using the superhet<br />
principle. What is observed is the carrier of the 1st LO (1st<br />
Oscillator) to become visible when the frequency comes within<br />
the transmission range of the 1st IF filter. The level of the ZERO<br />
peak mark may be different in each instrument and cannot be<br />
used as calibration level.<br />
(12) FINE<br />
If the FINE button is pushed (LED is lit), frequency inputs (with<br />
LED CENTER FREQ. lit) or Marker movements (LED MARKER is<br />
lit) is performed in very small steps.<br />
Pushing FINE again will cause the more coarse steps to be active<br />
again. The FINE LED will be unlit.<br />
(13) MARKER<br />
In order to evaluate measurement curves, the instrument is<br />
equipped with a running Marker (X). The Marker can be moved in<br />
X-orientation via the tuning dial and follows the measurement<br />
curve in Y-orientation. To activate the Marker, the Marker has to<br />
be activated (LED lit) by pushing MARKER. The numeric indication<br />
of marker frequency and amplitude is displayed on-screen (i.e.:<br />
M 100.00MHz –29dBm). Push CENTER to leave MARKER mode<br />
Remark:<br />
The FINE function also affects the input for the Marker position.<br />
(14) Tuning Dial:<br />
The tuning dial either selects Center Frequency or Marker position,<br />
depending on CENTER FREQ. or MARKER being activated.<br />
(15) SPAN<br />
The span of sweep of the analyzer is set via the two SPAN buttons.<br />
The SPAN is displayed in the upper right-hand corner of the screen<br />
and is marked with the letter „S“. At full SPAN (1000MHz) the<br />
frequency axis is scaled in 100MHz steps per (vertical) graticule<br />
line. Moving from the center graticule line towards the right screen<br />
edge, the frequency increases by 100MHz per each line.<br />
Therefore, the frequency of a displayed spectral line would be<br />
500MHz + 5x100MHz = 1000MHz. The frequency reduces<br />
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