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this document is describing a possible solution for the frequency offset of the signal generator and the receiver | this document is describing a possible solution for the frequency offset of the signal generator and the receiver. | ||
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'''Note:''' The step frequency of 200 Hz is taken increase the impact, to get the right frequency use RBW/2 or less as step frequency. | |||
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With these settings we get the following emission spectrum: | |||
[[Image:ReceiverOffSetExample.PNG]] | [[Image:ReceiverOffSetExample.PNG]] | ||
As you can see the emission is starting a little bit before the 100 kHz. | |||
Revision as of 11:31, 20 December 2007
this document is describing a possible solution for the frequency offset of the signal generator and the receiver.
| Receiver Settings | |
|---|---|
| RBW | 200 Hz |
| Step size | 200 Hz |
Note: The step frequency of 200 Hz is taken increase the impact, to get the right frequency use RBW/2 or less as step frequency.
| Signal Generator Settings | |
|---|---|
| Carrier Frequency | 100 kHz |
With these settings we get the following emission spectrum:
As you can see the emission is starting a little bit before the 100 kHz.