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R&S
®
NRP2
46User Manual 1173.9157.02 ─ 03
For a detailed description of these parameters, refer to chapter 4.2.6, "Trigger settings",
on page 85.
2.8 Measuring average burst power (Burst Av mode)
An R&S NRP-Z1x, R&S NRP-Z2x(x), or R&S NRP-Z8x sensor is required for this mea-
surement.
To perform a burst-average power-measurement, you need a pulsed RF signal. If you
use an R&S NRP-Z1x or R&S NRP-Z2x(x) sensor, the pulse repetition frequency of the
signal should not exceed 10 kHz.
Setting the burst mode.
1.
Connect the power sensor to connector A on the R&S NRP2 and apply a pulsed
signal with a level between –10 dBm and +10 dBm.
2. Press the (PRE)SET hardkey twice.
A measurement window is now available.
3. Change to the "Sensor" menu and select "Mode".
The "Mode" dialog box opens.
4. Select "Trace & Statistics".
5. In the trace mode check that the sensor detects a signal and reliably triggers.
For information concerning reliable triggering see chapter 2.7, "Graphically repre-
senting power versus time", on page 42.
6. Change back to the "Sensor" menu and select "Burst Av" in the "Mode" dialog box.
Fig. 2-38: Mode dialog box / Burst Av
The burst mode parameters are displayed at the bottom of the dialog box.
To exclude the pulse build-up and decay phases from the measurement, you can set
the "Excluded from Start" and "...from End" parameters accordingly.
Measuring average burst power (Burst Av mode)

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