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Getting Started
R&S
®
SMBV100B
49User Manual 1178.4460.02 ─ 03
A dedicated LED indicates the connector status:
Green: an input connector
Yellow: an output connector
No light: the connector is not active
See Chapter 10.2, "Configuring the Global Connectors", on page 515.
I/Q, I/Q Bar
Direct (single-ended) or differential output for the analog I/Q signal.
See also Chapter 8.7, "I/Q Analog Output Settings", on page 464.
Dig I/Q
Connectors for the input of a digital I/Q signal from a Rohde & Schwarz instrument, like
a signal generator.
HS Dig I/Q
Connectors for the input of high-speed digital I/Q signals, for example, from
Rohde & Schwarz instruments.
For more information, see data sheet.
The interface is a QSFP+ (Quad Small Form-factor Pluggable) module. It supports
max. bandwidth of up to 50 Gsample/s with optical active cables.
NOTICE! Risk of damaging the HS DIG I/Q interface.
Use active optical QSFP+ cable with max. power class 2 module (2.0 W max. power
consumption).
To plug in the cable:
Hold the QSFP+ plug by its panes. The release tab must be upwards oriented.
Insert it in the HS Dig I/Q cage and push it.
To disconnect the cable:
Do not pull the cable itself. Puling the cable can damage the cable and the HS
Dig I/Q connector.
Pull the release tab and pull the connector out of the HS Dig I/Q connector.
See also:
Chapter 8.6, "Digital Baseband Input Settings", on page 455.
Adv Data/Ctrl
Interface for exchanging of external data and control signals.
LO In/LO Out
Option: R&S SMBVB-K90
Local oscillator input and output for phase-coherent RF signal:
LO In: Input of phase coherence signal
LO Out: Output of phase coherence signal
NOTICE! Risk of damaging components. Always use an appropriate 8 mm torque
wrench to tighten SMA connectors. Limit the tightening torque to 60 Ncm. Never use
an open-end wrench.
See Chapter 6.9, "Local Oscillator Coupling", on page 305.
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