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2-43. Sloping Limit Lines
2-44. Example
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2-45. Example Stimulus Offset of Limit Lines
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2-46. Diagram of Gain Compression
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Gain Compression Using Linear Sweep and
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2-48. Gain Compression Using Power Sweep
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2-49. Gain and Reverse Isolation
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2-50. Swept List Measurement Setup
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2-51. Characteristics of a
Filter
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2-52. Calibrated Swept List Thru Measurement
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2-53.
Filter
Measurement Using Swept List Mode
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2-54. Typical Test Setup for Tuned Receiver Mode
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2-55.
Test
Sequencing Help Instructions
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2-56. Fundamental and
2nd
Harmonic Power Levels in
dBm
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2-57.
2nd
Harmonic Power Level in
dBc
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2-58. Device Connections for Time Domain Transmission Example Measurement
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2-59. Time Domain Transmission Example Measurement
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2-60. Gating in a Time Domain Transmission Example Measurement
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2-61. Gate Shape
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2-62. Gating Effects in a Frequency Domain Example Measurement
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2-63. Device Connections for Reflection Time Domain Example Measurement
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2-64. Device Response in the Frequency Domain
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2-65. Device Response in the Time Domain
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3-l.
Down Converter Port Connections
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3-2. Up Converter Port Connections
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3-3.
R Channel External Connection
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3-4. An Example Spectrum of RF, LO, and IF
SiiaIs
Present in a Conversion Loss
Measurement.
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3-5. Connections for R Channel and Source Calibration
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3-6. Connections for a One-Sweep Power Meter Calibration for Mixer Measurements
3-7. Diagram of Measurement Frequencies
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3-8. Measurement Setup from Display
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3-9. Conversion Loss Example Measurement
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3-10. Connections for Broad Band Power Meter Calibration
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Connections for Receiver Calibration
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3-12. Connections for a High Dynamic Range Swept IF Conversion Loss Measurement
3-13. Example of Swept IF Conversion Loss Measurement
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3-14. Connections for a Response Calibration
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3-15. Connections for a Conversion Loss Using the Tuned Receiver Mode
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3-16. Example Fixed IF Mixer Measurement
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3-17. Connections for a Group Delay Measurement
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3-18. Group Delay Measurement Example
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3-19. Conversion Loss and Output Power as a Function of Input Power Level Example
3-20. Connections for the First Portion of Conversion Compression Measurement
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3-21. Connections for the Second Portion of Conversion Compression Measurement .
3-22. Measurement Setup Diagram Shown on Analyzer Display
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3-23. Example Swept Power Conversion Compression Measurement
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3-24.SiiaIFIowinaMixerExample
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3-25. Connections for a Response Calibration
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3-26. Connections for a Mixer Isolation Measurement
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3-27. Example Mixer
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to RF Isolation Measurement
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3-28. Connections for a Response Calibration
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3-29. Connections for a Mixer RF Feedthrough Measurement
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3-30. Example Mixer RF Feedthrough Measurement
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4-l.
Printer Connections to the Analyzer
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