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R&S FSQ Signal Analyzer - Rohde & Schwarz

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

PH NOISE<br />

(ON OFF)<br />

No marker enabled:<br />

Markers are enabled:<br />

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

[MKR FCTN] MARKER 1 is enabled and set to peak.<br />

[PHASE NOISE] MARKER 1 becomes the reference marker, MARKER 2 the delta<br />

marker; frequency = frequency of the reference marker. The<br />

delta marker is the active marker, i.e. it can be moved with the<br />

rotary knob or adjusted by entering numerals.<br />

The PHASE NOISE function is switched on and the measured<br />

value is output.<br />

[MKR FCTN] The previous marker configuration remains unchanged.<br />

[PHASE NOISE] MARKER 1 becomes the reference marker. If other markers are<br />

enabled, they become delta markers and measure the phase<br />

noise at their respective positions.<br />

If further markers are enabled during the phase noise measurement, they automatically<br />

become delta markers and measure the phase noise at their respective positions.<br />

When the phase noise measurement is switched off, the marker configuration<br />

remains unchanged and the delta markers measure the relative level to the reference<br />

marker (MARKER 1).<br />

The PHASE NOISE function measures the noise power at the delta markers<br />

referred to 1 Hz bandwidth. The sample detector is automatically used and the video<br />

bandwidth set to 0.1 times the resolution bandwidth (RBW). The two settings are<br />

taken into account in the correction values used for the noise power measurement.<br />

To obtain stable results, two pixels on the right and the left of the respective delta<br />

marker position are taken for the measurement. The procedure for determining the<br />

noise power is identical to the method used for the noise power measurement (see<br />

NOISE softkey). The measured noise level referred to 1 Hz bandwidth is subtracted<br />

from the carrier level at the reference marker (MARKER 1). The measured values<br />

are displayed in the delta marker field in dBc/Hz (= spacing in dB of the noise power<br />

from the carrier level in 1 Hz bandwidth).<br />

If several delta markers are enabled, only the value read by the active marker is<br />

shown in the marker field. If several delta markers are active, their measurement<br />

results are shown in the marker info field.<br />

The reference value for the phase noise measurement can be defined with REF<br />

POINT LEVEL, REF POINT FREQUENCY and REF POINT LVL OFFSET to differ<br />

from that of the reference marker.<br />

Remote command: --<br />

The PH NOISE (ON OFF) softkey switches on/off the phase noise measurement.<br />

Switching on is performed by means of the PHASE NOISE softkey and is only necessary<br />

when the phase noise measurement has been switched off in the submenu.<br />

Remote command: CALC:DELT1:FUNC:PNO ON<br />

CALC:DELT1:FUNC:PNO:RES?<br />

Operating Manual 1313.9681.12 - 01 4.65

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