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Basic Digital Operation (Option 651/652/654)Triggering a WaveformExample: External TriggeringUse the following example to set the signal generator to output a modulated RF signal100 milliseconds after a change in TTL state from low to high occurs at the PATT TRIG IN rear panelBNC connector1. Connect the signal generator to the function generator as shown above.2. Configure the RF output:• Set the desired frequency.• Set the desired amplitude.• Turn on the RF output.3. Select a waveform for playback (sequence or segment):a. Press Mode > Dual ARB > Select Waveform.b. In the Segment On or Sequence On column, highlight a waveform.c. Press Select Waveform.4. Generate the waveform:Press ARB Off On until On highlights.5. Set the waveform trigger as follows:a. Trigger Type: singlePress Trigger Type > Single > No Retriggerb. Trigger Source: externalPress Trigger Source > Extc. Input connector: Rear panel Patt Trig In BNCPress Ext Source > Patt Trig In 1.d. External Trigger Polarity: positivePress Ext Polarity until Pos highlightse. External Delay: 100 msPress More > Ext Delay until On highlightsPress Ext Delay Time > 100 > msec6. Configure the Function Generator:• Waveform: 0.1 Hz square wave• Output Level: 3.5V to 5V.178 Agilent N5161A/62A/81A/82A/83A MXG Signal Generators User’s Guide
Basic Digital Operation (Option 651/652/654)Clipping a WaveformClipping a WaveformDigitally modulated signals with high power peaks can cause intermodulation distortion, resulting inspectral regrowth that can interfere with signals in adjacent frequency bands. The clipping functionenables you to reduce high power peaks by clipping the I and Q data to a selected percentage of itshighest peak, thereby reducing spectral regrowth.• How Power Peaks Develop on page 180• How Peaks Cause Spectral Regrowth on page 182• How Clipping Reduces Peak–to–Average Power on page 183• Configuring Circular Clipping on page 186• Configuring Rectangular Clipping on page 187Figure 8-8Clipping SoftkeysMode > Dual ARB > MoreAvailable only whenclipping type = |I|, |Q|For details on each key, use key helpas described on page 42.Agilent N5161A/62A/81A/82A/83A MXG Signal Generators User’s Guide 179
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