Configuring the Internal Baseband Source
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SMBV100B
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The pseudo-random sequence from a PRBS generator is uniquely defined by the
register number and the feedback. The Table 3-1 describes the available PRBS
generators.
For PRBS15 and PRBS23, a CCITT V.52-compliant data inversion is performed in
the feedback path automatically.
Table 3-1: Overview of PRBS generators
PRBS generator Length in bits Feedback to GUI selection
9-bit
2
9
-1 = 511
Registers 4, 0 PRBS 9/PN9
11-bit
2
11
-1 = 2047
Registers 2, 0 PRBS 11/PN11
15-bit
2
15
-1 = 32767
Registers 1, 0 PRBS 15/PN15
16-bit
2
16
-1 = 65535
Registers 5, 3, 2, 0 PRBS 16/PN16
20-bit
2
20
-1 = 1048575
Registers 3, 0 PRBS 20/PN20
21-bit
2
21
-1 = 2097151
Registers 2, 0 PRBS 21/PN21
23-bit
2
23
-1 = 8388607
Registers 5, 0 PRBS 23/PN23
Example:
By way of example, the diagram on A 9-bit PRBS generator shows a 9-bit generator
with feedback to registers 4 and 0 (output). The generated serial data is converted
internally, e.g 2 Bit/Symbol if QPSK is used.
Figure 3-1: A 9-bit PRBS generator
Related settings:
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Chapter 3.5.3.3, "Data Source", on page 119
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Chapter 3.5.3.7, "Data List Editor", on page 128
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Chapter 3.5.3.8, "Control and Marker Lists Editor", on page 130
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"Data Source" selection in the dialogs of the firmware options
Clock Signals
The instrument requires a clock reference for generating the timing pulse and uses its
internal clock reference for that purpose.
The internally generated symbol clock signal can be output at the User x connectors.
The Table 3-2 gives an overview.
Common Functions and Settings in the Baseband Domain
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