What can a signal analyzer do?

common problems 6710

signal analyzerCapable of measuring the amplitude and phase of an input signal at a single frequency. The Signal Analyzer combines the large dynamic range of a swept-tuned spectrum analyzer with the power of a Vector Signal Analyzer (VSA) to perform in-channel measurements, such as Error Vector Magnitude (EVM) measurements, which require both magnitude and phase information.

Previous. NEXT STORY.

Recommended

  • How do I use a DC power supply?

    656

    A programmable DC power supply is connected to the device under test through wires connected to a DC power panel. Engineers can set voltage or current levels to power the device for testing. The DC power supply is a programmable DC power supply.

    View Full Version
  • How does a vector network analyzer work?

    551

    A network analyzer consists of a signal source and a receiver. The receiver will detect changes in the output signal of the device (or network) and then compare it to the source signal fed into the device. To evaluate the effect of the device on current and voltage, the VNA measures the resulting amplitude and phase response. This results in transmission and reflection measurements, impedance and s-parameters, which can be used by the test engineer to...

    View Full Version
  • What does the best network analyzer look like?

    610

    The selection criteria for a VNA depends heavily on the application or usage scenario. Typically, selection criteria include frequency range, number of ports required (from 2 to 24 (multiport) and even 48 (with switching matrix)), output power, and instrument class from economy to handheld to high-end. Vector network analyzers are both signal generators and receivers...

    View Full Version
  • What is a current probe?

    664

    Many people use digital multimeters to easily measure current, voltage, resistance, etc. However, there is a drawback to using a digital multimeter to measure current, namely: the circuit must be disconnected and the digital multimeter must be connected in series with the circuit under test in order to make the measurement. In this case, a current probe can be used instead of a digital multimeter to make measurements. Since the electrical connection of the circuit is no longer required, the current probe is more time-consuming...

    View Full Version

Hello!sign in

Click to cancel reply
    Expand More

    Product consultation and purchase:18218718851

    I already understand