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- Page 9 and 10: While we have defined spectrum anal
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- Page 13 and 14: We need to pick an LO frequency and
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- Page 21 and 22: Some modern spectrum analyzers allo
- Page 23 and 24: On the other hand, the rise time of
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- Page 27 and 28: The “bucket” concept is importa
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- Page 37 and 38: Thus, the display gradually converg
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- Page 45 and 46: In Chapter 2, we did a filter skirt
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In a factory setting, there is ofte
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Because the input attenuator has no
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Noise figure Many receiver manufact
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Using these expressions, we’ll se
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Let’s first test the two previous
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This is the 2.5 dB factor that we a
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When we add a preamplifier to our a
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2D dB 3D dB 3D dB 3D dB With a cons
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We can construct a similar line for
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Figure 6-2 shows the dynamic range
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Dynamic range versus measurement un
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Let’s see what happened to our dy
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The range of the log amplifier can
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Chapter 7 Extending the Frequency R
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Next let’s see to what extent har
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In examining Figure 7-5, we find so
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Can we conclude from this discussio
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Amplitude calibration So far, we ha
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From the graph, we see that a -10 d
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Pluses and minuses of preselection
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Table 7-1 shows the harmonic mixing
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Figure 7-15. Which ones are the rea
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Figure 7-18. The image suppress fun
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Other examples of built-in measurem
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Digital modulation analysis The com
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Data transfer and remote instrument
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Summary The objective of this appli
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Delta marker: A mode in which a fix
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Frequency stability: A general phra
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LO feedthrough: The response on the
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Residual responses: Discrete respon
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Video: In a spectrum analyzer, a te