Rohde & Schwarz SMA100B - Pulse Signal Connectors; Rf 50 Ω

Getting Started
R&S
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SMA100B
38User Manual 1178.3834.02 ─ 05
on page 212, Chapter 7.4.4, "NRP Power Analysis", on page 222 and Chapter 7.3,
"User Correction", on page 199.
2.2.1.11 RF 50 Ω
Output of the RF signal.
Maximum input levels
Do not overload the RF output.
The instrument is equipped with a reverse power protection that prevents the RF out-
put against back feed, see Chapter 7.1.2, "Reverse Power Protection", on page 196.
Nevertheless, the maximum permissible reverse power is specified in the data sheet.
The connector type depends on the installed frequency option.
Table 2-7: Overview of RF connector types depending on the frequency range
Required option Connector type
RF: R&S SMAB-B103 N female
RF: R&S SMAB-B106 N female
RF: R&S SMAB-B112 Test port adapter, PC 3.5 mm female
RF: R&S SMAB-B120 Test port adapter, PC 3.5 mm female
Risk of RF connector and cable damage
If you tighten the connectors too strongly, you can damage the cables and connectors.
If you do not tighten the connectors enough, the measurement results can be inaccu-
rate.
Always use an appropriate torque wrench suitable for this type of connector and apply
the torque specified in the application note 1MA99.
The application notes are available on the Internet and provide additional information
on care and handling of RF connectors.
Rohde & Schwarz offers appropriate torque wrenches for various connectors. For
ordering information, see the R&S SMA100B data sheet or product brochure.
2.2.1.12 Pulse Signal Connectors
Pulse Sync
Output signal for synchronizing the pulse generator signal. The synchronization signal
is generated at the beginning of each pulse. For double-pulse generation, the synchro-
nization signal is generated at the beginning of the first pulse.
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