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Keysight Technologies N5183B MXG

Keysight Technologies N5183B MXG
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User’s Guide
Keysight X-Series
Signal Generators
N5171B/72B/73B EXG
N5181B/82B/83B MXG

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Keysight Technologies N5183B MXG Specifications

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BrandKeysight Technologies
ModelN5183B MXG
CategoryPortable Generator
LanguageEnglish

Summary

2 Setting Preferences & Enabling Options for All Models

3 Modes of Operation for All Models

Modes of Operation

Lists and describes various operating modes, including CW, swept, and modulation modes.

Baseband Operating mode (Primary, BERT w Option UN7, or N5102 A w Options 003 or 004)

Describes selecting between Primary, BERT, or N5102A baseband operating modes.

4 Front Panel Operation for All Models

Returning to a Known State with the Preset Key

Explains how to return the signal generator to a known state using Preset or User Preset keys.

Setting Frequency and Amplitude with FREQ and AMPTD Keys

Guides on setting frequency and amplitude using dedicated keys and softkeys.

Using Swept Signal Mode (Configuring a Swept Output)

Details configuring swept signal modes, including step and list sweeps.

Working with Files (ViewingStoringLoadingMoving)

Provides an overview of navigating file menus and managing files.

Reading Error Messages

Explains how to read and interpret error messages reported by the signal generator.

5 Optimizing Performance for All Models

Using the Dual Power Meter Display (with USB U2000 A Series Power Sensors)

Details using the dual power meter display to show frequency and power from sensors.

Using the Power Meter Servo

Describes using power meter readings to adjust output power and maintain constant DUT power.

Using Flatness Correction

Covers digital adjustment of RF output amplitude to compensate for external losses.

Using Internal Channel Correction (N5172 B82 B Only)

Describes the internal calibration routine for baseband and RF magnitude/phase errors.

Using External Leveling (N5173 B83 B Only)

Explains using external detectors to account for cabling and component uncertainties.

6 Using Pulse Modulation for All Models with Options UNU, UNW, 320

The Basic Procedure

Provides a step-by-step guide to configuring pulse modulation.

8 Basic Digital Operation for N5172 B82 B with Options 653655656657

Storing, Loading, and Playing a Waveform Segment

Guides on storing, loading, and playing waveform segments using BBG media.

Using Waveform Markers

Covers using waveform markers to define points, control routing, and polarity.

Using Finite Impulse Response (FIR) Filters in the Dual ARB Real-Time Modulation Filter

Explains using FIR filters to refine transitions between symbol decision points.

Multiple Baseband Generator Synchronization

Covers setting up master/slave systems for synchronizing waveform playback.

Waveform Licensing

Explains licensing waveforms for unlimited playback and managing license slots.

9 Using Custom Digital Modulation for N5172 B82 B with Option 431 and 653655656657

Using ARB Custom Modulation Softkeys

Covers creating custom modulation using ARB Custom or Real-Time Custom modes.

Using Finite Impulse Response (FIR) Filters with Custom Modulation

Explains using FIR filters to refine transitions between symbol decision points.

Using the Custom Real-Time IQ Baseband Generator

Details creating unframed digital modulation with user-defined parameters.

10 Using Multitone and Two-Tone Waveforms for N5172 B82 B with Option 430 and 653655656657

Creating a Custom Multitone Waveform

Details creating multitone waveforms using the setup table editor.

Creating a Custom Two-Tone Waveform

Guides on defining and modifying user-defined two-tone waveforms.

11 Adding Real-Time Noise to a Signal for N5172 B82 B with Option 403 and 653655656657

Adding Real-Time Noise (AWGN) to a Dual ARB Waveform

Explains applying Additive White Gaussian Noise (AWGN) in real time to a dual ARB waveform.

12 Using Real-Time Phase Noise Impairments for N5172 B82 B with Option 432 and 653655656657

Using Real-Time Phase Noise Impairment Softkeys

Details controlling phase noise performance by setting frequency points and amplitude.

DAC Over-Range Conditions and Scaling

Covers DAC over-range errors and how scaling eliminates them.

13 Using Real-Time Fading for N5172 B82 B with Option 660 and 653655656657

Using Real-Time Fading Softkeys

Lets you open a menu to configure Real-Time Fading simulations.

14 Using Avionics VORILS Softkeys for N5171 B72 B and N5181 B82 B with Option 302

Using VOR [VHF Omnidirectional Range] Softkeys

Describes the VOR system for aircraft bearing information and its signal parameters.

Using ILS Localizer Softkeys

Details the ILS localizer system for lateral/horizontal guidance to a runway.

Using ILS Glide Slope Softkeys

Explains the ILS glide slope system for vertical descent path guidance to a runway.

15 Using Baseband Operating Mode for N5172 B82 B (Primary, BERT, or N5102 A)

To set the Baseband Operating Mode to BERT

Guides on setting the BERT baseband operating mode for digital communications analysis.

To set the Baseband Operating Mode to N5102 A

Details setting the N5102A baseband operating mode for digital signal interface module.

To set the Baseband Operating Mode to Primary

Explains setting the primary baseband operating mode for full feature support.

16 Using BERT for N5172 B82 B with Option UN7

Bit Error Rate Test

Covers performing bit error rate (BER) analysis on digital communications equipment.

Triggering a Waveform

Explains operating principles of triggering for Option UN7.

Verifying BERT Operation

Provides procedures to verify BERT operation using self-test or custom modulation.

17 Using the N5102 A Digital Signal Interface Module for N5172 B82 B with Option 003004 and 653655656657

Clock Timing

Describes clocking for digital data, including port configurations and phase/skew settings.

18 Troubleshooting

RF Output

Covers troubleshooting for no RF output, power supply issues, modulation, and power levels.

Error Messages

Explains the types of errors detected by the instrument and their meaning.

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