MS2711D_手持式频谱仪培训.ppt

* * * * * * 测试电缆：要随着电缆弧度盘圈，压，折都会改变测试电缆驻波。 * * The major components in a spectrum analyzer are the RF input attenuator, mixer, IF (Intermediate Frequency) gain, IF filter, detector, video filter, local oscillator, sweep generator, and LCD display. Before we talk about how these pieces work together, lets get a fundamental understanding of each component individually. * 混出的是两个频率的和。 先把信号放大再引入噪声（混频器引入的）。 * * The IF filter is a bandpass filter which is used as the window for detecting signals. Its bandwidth is also called the resolution bandwidth (RBW) of the analyzer and can be changed via the front panel of the analyzer. By giving you a broad range of variable resolution bandwidth settings , the instrument can be optimized for the sweep and signal conditions, letting you trade-off frequency selectivity (the ability to resolve signals), signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), and measurement speed. We can see from the slide that as RBW is narrowed, selectivity is improved (we are able to resolve the two input signals). This will also often improve SNR. The sweep speed and trace update rate, however, will degrade with narrower RBWs. The optimum RBW setting depends heavily on the characteristics of the signals of interest. * This internally generated noise in a spectrum analyzer is thermal in nature; that is, it is random and has no discrete spectral components. Also, its level is flat over a frequency range that is wide in comparison to the ranges of the RBWs. This means that the total noise reaching the detector (and displayed) is related to the RBW selected. Since the noise is random, it is added on a power basis, so the relationship between displayed noise level and RBW is a ten log basis. In other words, if the RBW is increased (or decreased) by a factor of ten, ten times more (or less) noise energy hits the detector and the displayed average noise level (DANL) increases (or decreases) by 10 dB. The relationship between displayed noise level and RBW is: noise le