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R&S FSQ Signal Analyzer - Rohde & Schwarz

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R&S <strong>FSQ</strong> Instrument Functions<br />

4.5.4.1 Filter Types<br />

The R&S <strong>FSQ</strong> provides the following filter types.<br />

<strong>Analyzer</strong> Mode<br />

Normal (3 dB) Filter<br />

The resolution bandwidths are implemented by Gaussian filters (analog 5-pole filter)<br />

with the set 3 dB bandwidth. The resolution bandwidths correspond approximately<br />

to the noise bandwidth. For bandwidths up to 100 kHz, digital bandpass filters with a<br />

perfect Gaussian shape are used.<br />

5-Pole Filter<br />

The resolution bandwidths are implemented by 5-pole filters with the set 3 dB bandwidth.<br />

The filters are approximations of a Gaussian filter.<br />

For bandwidths up to 100 kHz, the digital bandpass filters operates with a near 5pole<br />

shape. For bandwidths greater than 100 kHz it uses the same analog 5-pole filters<br />

as the Normal 3 dB filter uses.<br />

The 5-Pole filter is especially suited for measurements on signals with a steep<br />

power ramp or for gated sweeps. This advantage results from the reduced group<br />

delay time and the reduced settling time compared to a Gaussian filter.<br />

However, with a shape factor from -60 dB to -3 dB, the filter’s shape factor is worse<br />

compared to the perfect Gaussian shape of the Normal 3 dB filter.<br />

5-Pole Digital Filter<br />

The resolution bandwidths are implemented by 5-pole filters with the set 3 dB bandwidth.<br />

The filters are approximations of a Gaussian filter.<br />

For bandwidths up to 5 MHz, the digital bandpass filter operates with a near 5-pole<br />

shape. For bandwidths greater than 5 MHz, the R&S <strong>FSQ</strong> uses the same analog 5pole<br />

filters as the Normal 3 dB filter.<br />

These digital filters are designed for minimized overshoot and it is a compromise<br />

between 5-pole and gaussian shape.<br />

The 5-Pole Digital filter is especially suited for measurements on signals with steep<br />

power ramps. This results from the reduced power overshoot that the 5-Pole Digital<br />

filter has.<br />

Just like the 5-Pole filter, the 5-Pole Digital filter also has a faster settling time than a<br />

Gaussian filter, but has an inferior shape compared to a Gaussian filter (-60 dB to -<br />

3 dB bandwidth)<br />

4.26 Operating Manual 1313.9681.12 - 01

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