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R&S FSQ Signal Analyzer - Rohde & Schwarz

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

FFT FILTER<br />

MODE<br />

VBW MODE<br />

(LIN LOG)<br />

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

The softkey FFT FILTER MODE allows to specify between the following three<br />

options for FFT filters:<br />

WIDE: The FFT filters with the greater partial span (this is the span which is<br />

covered with one FFT analysis) are used always.<br />

AUTO: The firmware decides whether to use wide or narrow filters to achieve<br />

the best performance of the measurement.<br />

NARROW: The FFT filters with the smaller partial span are used, this allows measurements<br />

near a carrier with reduced reference level, because of a<br />

more narrow analog prefilter.<br />

Remote command: SENS:BWID:FFT WIDE | AUTO | NARR<br />

The VBW MODE (LIN LOG) softkey determines the position of the video filter in the<br />

signal path for resolution bandwidths ≤ 100 kHz:<br />

• If LINear is selected, the video filter will be in front of the logarithmic amplifier<br />

(default).<br />

• If LOGarithmic is selected, the video filter will be behind the logarithmic amplifier.<br />

The essential difference between the two operating modes relates to the settling in<br />

case of falling signal edges:<br />

With LINear, the falling signal edge will be "flatter" than with LOGarithmic.<br />

This is due to the conversion from linear power to logarithmic level units: a reduction<br />

of the linear power by 50% reduces the logarithmic signal level by only 3 dB.<br />

This is important for EMI measurements above 1 GHz. Below 1 GHz, CISPR 16-1-1<br />

defines the linear average detector only. Above 1 GHz both, the linear and the logarithmic<br />

average detector may be specified in product standards. Some standards<br />

(e.g. ANSI C63.4:2000) require the linear average detector, whereas microwave<br />

oven measurements may be made with the log average detector. CISPR 11 specifies<br />

weighted measurements with a VBW of 10 Hz.<br />

Fig. 4.2 shows the response of the linear and the logarithmic average detector for<br />

pulse-modulated signals.<br />

Fig. 4.2 Reponses of the linear and the logarithmic average detectors as a function of pulse<br />

repetition frequency (PRF) for pulse-modulated signals with pulse durations of 400 ns<br />

and 1 ms. Resolution bandwidth is 1 MHz.<br />

Remote command: BAND:VID:TYPE LIN<br />

4.30 Operating Manual 1313.9681.12 - 01

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