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Rohde & Schwarz R&S NRP - Free-Running Average-Power Measurements

Rohde & Schwarz R&S NRP
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Data acquisition and parameters (Sensor menu) R&S NRP
1144.1400.12 4.8 E-2
multiple timeslots ( Measuring the power of TDMA signals, p. 4.13).
The Timegate mode provides four user-configurable gates for meas-
urement ( Measuring power in gates, p. 4.14).
In the Scope mode, the R&S NRP records the power versus time and
displays it graphically. The time parameters of the Timeslot and
Timegate modes can also be interactively configured in this mode
( Analyzing the envelope power, p. 4.15).
Remote Control
[SENSe[1..4]]:FUNCtion[:ON][?] <string>
Free-running average-power measurements
The Continuous Average mode is the preferred measurement method if the measurement is not to be,
or cannot be, synchronized with a specific signal event.
This is the only available measurement mode for thermal sensors because they are too slow for the
other measurement modes.
Mode dialog box:
Cont Av, Burst…
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Fig. 4-11 Mode dialog box, Normal mode
Sampling Window ( )
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This parameter defines the duration of the measurement window. In
the manual mode, the default setting of 20 ms combined with smooth-
ing (see below) is usually adequate. Another value, generally larger, is
essential if the result exhibits fluctuations due to modulation. With very
low frequency modulation in particular, it is a good idea to set the size
of the sampling window so that it exactly equals the modulation period,
so ensuring optimal display settling:
Optimal sampling-window size
N × modulation period / 2
Off
Smoothing
On
N × modulation period × 2
Mode : Cont Av

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