Getting Started
NRP2
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2 Getting Started
This chapter introduces the main functions and settings of the R&S NRP2, by means of
some basic power measurement examples.
Included topics:
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Brief introduction to the operation, on page 24 provides a quick introduction on
how to operate the instrument.
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Preset and zeroing, on page
27 explains how to set the R&S NRP2 and the R&S
Power Sensors to defined initial states.
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Measuring average power (Cont Av mode), on page 29 introduces standard
power measurement with the R&S NRP2.
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Window handling, on page 36 and Setting measurement functions, on page 41
explains the basic techniques for configuring result windows.
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Graphically representing power versus time, on page 43 represents graphically
the time characteristics in "Trace & Statistics" mode.
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Measuring average burst power (Burst Av mode), on page 47. enables you to
perform a measurement of burst power without external triggering.
Some of the sections later on in this chapter assume familiarity with the basic operating
techniques which are introduced in the first sections. It is, therefore, advisable to go
through these sections first before considering other topics.
An in-depth description of the operation of the instrument is described in chapter 3,
"Manual Operation", on page 49.
2.1
Requirements
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Read the notes on putting the meter into operation in chapter 1.1, "Notes on putting
into operation", on page
7.
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A single-channel R&S
NRP2 is sufficient for most of the examples used in the
sequel. However, if you want to work through all the steps in chapter 2.6, "Setting
measurement functions", on page 41 you will need a dual-channel instrument.
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Any sensor of the R&S NRP-Zx series is suitable.
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A signal source is required for the following measurements. It is best to use a sig-
nal generator whose level can be adjusted. If a generator of this type is not availa-
ble, the R&S NRP2’s integral power reference (option R&S NRP-B1/-B7) can be
used instead.
Requirements
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