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Operating Manual EMI TEST RECEIVER ESIB7 - Rohde & Schwarz

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ESIB- Receiver<br />

ESIB<br />

RES BW<br />

Entry of IF bandwidth<br />

In the case of quasi-peak weighting, usually a fixed<br />

bandwidth is set which cannot be changed (CISPR).<br />

However, the coupling of the IF bandwidth to the frequency<br />

range can be cancelled using softkey QP RBW<br />

UNCOUPLED in the MODE <strong>EMI</strong> <strong>RECEIVER</strong> menu.<br />

Meas Time<br />

Entry of measurement time<br />

The measurement time can be set between 100 µs and 100<br />

s separately for each subrange.<br />

Auto Ranging<br />

Activates the autorange function<br />

With automatic attenuation setting selected, ESIB<br />

automatically sets the input attenuation as a function of the<br />

signal level.<br />

Caution:<br />

If 0 dB RF attenuation is used with<br />

autoranging, care must be taken that the<br />

permissible signal level at the RF input is<br />

not exceeded. Exceeding this level would<br />

damage the input mixer. The 0 dB<br />

attenuation should under no circumstances<br />

be used when RFI voltage measurements<br />

are performed with the aid of artificial<br />

networks as in this case very high pulses<br />

occur during phase switching.<br />

RF Atten<br />

Entry of a fixed RF attenuation<br />

Preamp<br />

Switching the preamplifier on and off<br />

Auto Preamp<br />

Activates the auto preamp function<br />

The preamplifier is considered in autoranging. It is only cut<br />

in after the attenuation has been reduced to the minimum<br />

settable value.<br />

Input<br />

Selection of RF input<br />

1088.7531.12 4.92 E-15

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