Agilent Technologies E9300 manual Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC Measurements

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Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Measurements

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Measurements

The low frequency range of the Agilent 9304A make it the ideal choice for making EMC measurements to CISPR (Comite International Special Perturbations Radioelectriques) requirements, and electromagnetic interference (EMI) test applications such as the radiated immunity test (IEC61000-4-3).

DC coupling of the Agilent 9304A input allows excellent low frequency coverage. However, the presence of any dc voltages mixed with the signal will have an adverse effect on the accuracy of the power measurement - see Figure 11 on Page 36.

Caution	The Agilent 9304A sensor is DC coupled. DC voltages in excess of the
	maximum value (5 Vdc) can damage the sensing diode.

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Contents Operating and Service Guide Copyright 1999 Agilent Technologies Warranty Legal InformationCertification Exclusive Remedies Limitation of WarrantySound Emission General Safety InformationSafety Power Meter Front Panel OperationConventions Documentation Sensors Covered by ManualRelated Publications Documentation Table of Contents Standing Wave Ratio SWR and Reflection Coefficient Rho Per Introduction Typical HP E-series E9300 power sensors General Information Power Meter RequirementsSimplified Block Diagram of Diode Pair/Attenuator/Diode Pair Agilent E-Series E9300 Power Sensors in DetailGeneral Information Checking Power Meter Firmware and DSP Revision Getting StartedInitial Inspection Interconnections and Calibration Specifications Making Measurements What You’ll Find This Chapter Auto-averaging Settings Power Meter Configuration ChangesSpread Spectrum Signal Measuring Spread Spectrum and Multitone SignalsCdma IS-95A 9Ch Fwd Cdma Signal Measurements90 % Frequency GHz Typical Lower Range Calibration Factor Multitone Signal MeasurementsMeasuring Tdma Signals Power Meter and Sensor OperationAchieving Stable Results with Tdma Signals Input Settings , More Achieving Stable Results with GSM SignalsElectromagnetic Compatibility EMC Measurements Measurement Accuracy and Speed Setting the RangeAccuracy Measurement ConsiderationsSummary Speed and AveragingSpecifications and Characteristics Introduction Sensor Low Power Path High Power PathE9300/1/4/A Power Sensor Specifications Connector TypeMaximum SWR 0C to +55C Maximum DC Voltage Maximum Power± 2.5% Power LinearityTypical Power Linearity at 25C, after zero Additional Power Zero Set Zero Drift Measurement Noise Switching PointTime E4418B E4419B Settling TimeCalibration Factor and Reflection Coefficient X2 ModeCal Factor Uncertainty General Frequency Range E9300/1B and H Power Sensor SpecificationsE9300B Typical SWR 25C ± 10C E9300H Typical SWR 10 MHz to 18 GHz 25C ± 10C Maximum Power Sensor To 35 C To 55 C GHz E9300/1B To 0 dBm To 10 dBm 10 to 20 dBm 20 to 26 dBm For larger changes refer to the following table E9300/1H DBm to 0 dBm +44 +30 dBm E9300/1B Conditions Zero Set Zero Drift2 Measurement Settling Time Typical Cal Factor Uncertainty Low Power Path Cal Factor Uncertainty High Power Path Storage and Shipment Environment ReferencesE9300/1B and H Power Sensor Specifications Service Connector Cleaning CleaningFrequency System Rho Actual Maximum Uncertainty Measurement Performance TestPerformance Test Is the illustrated parts breakdown IPB that identifies all Replaceable PartsIllustrated Parts Break down Reference Agilent Part Qty Description Designation Number LABEL, ID E9301B Principles of Operation ServiceTroubleshooting Disassembly ProcedureRepair of Defective Sensor Removing Power Sensor Shell Reassembly ProcedureAsia Pacific Sales and Service OfficesEurope