Index

iDEN offset frequencies, 294, 295, 297, 310

iDEN trigger source, 316 identity, IEEE command

options, query

model number, query, 188 IEEE common commands

*commands, IEEE, 187 IF flatness adjustment, 217 IF trigger delay, 395

IF trigger level, 396 IF trigger slope, 396 image filter calibration, 216 increasing measurement speed,

67

initiate measurement, 192, 247, 248

input attenuation, 331 INPut commands, 249 input configuration, 249 input port selection, 329 input power

maximum, 332 range, 332

input/output, 183 inputs

configuration, 382 install application, 281, 387 Install Now key, 43 installing measurement

personalities, 41 instrument

memory functions, 281 instrument configuration, 252 instrument firmware updates, 43 instrument memory, 282 instrument preset, 184, 190, 388 instrument states

programming example, 139 instrument status, 76, 365

monitoring, 191

monitoring status monitoring, 191

integer variable, 63

integrity condition register, 372, 373, 374

integrity signal condition register, 374, 375

internal reference, 345, 346 internal reference selection, 329 internet location for information,

36

internet protocol address, 382 invert display printout, 245 invert screen background, 284 IP, 184

IP address, 382

IP, instrument preset, 388 IQ port selection, 329 IS-95A,343

IS-95B,343

IS-95C,343

J

Java program, 104

Java program example, 171

Java programing socket LAN, 104 JSTD8, 343

K

keyboard lock-out,386

L

LAN

bus, 55, 89

C program, 104

C program example, 148, 168 cable, 111

IP address, 382 Java program, 104

Java program example, 171 SICL, 95

socket programming, 94 telnet, 92

using, 55, 89 VEE program, 103

LAN defaults, 55, 106 LAN troubleshooting, 105 landscape printing, 243 language reference, 185 license key, 387

license key ID, 386 limit line testing, 195 limit testing

ACP, 194, 293, 294 NADC, 194

PDC, 194

linking C C with VTL, 114 listener, 122

loading modes/application, 281

loading an application/personality, 41

local echo, lack of, 93 lock-out

front panel, 386

LRN, IEEE command, 188

M

M16QAM, 343

M64QAM, 343

making measurements, 255 making reasurements

CONFigure commands, 256 FETCh commands, 257 MEASure commands, 255 READ commands, 257

markers, 183, 201 assigning them to traces, 207 bandpower, 204 maximum, 205 minimum, 206

noise, 204 off, 204, 207 programming example, 129 trace assignment, 211 turn off, 204

type, 206

valid measurement, 201 value, 212

value of, 205 x-axis location, 211 y-axis,212

mass storage selecting, 282

mass storage commands, 282 maximum value of trace data,

196, 200

mean value of trace data, 196, 200 MEASure command use, 255 MEASure commands, 255 measurement

adjacent channel power, 286 adjacent channel power ratio,

286

channel power, 324 commands used, 182 controlling commands, 183 making, 183

markers, 201 mode setup, 183 power statistics CCDF

measurement, 333 power vs. time, 335 programming example, 145 query current, 227 selecting modes, 183 setting it up, 183 spectrum (frequency domain),

346

waveform (time domain), 357 measurement modes

currently available, 252 selecting, 252, 253

measurement speed, increasing, 67

measurements

adjacent channel power ratio, 259

bottom/middle/top, 69

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E4406A VSA specifications

The Agilent Technologies E4406A Vector Signal Analyzer (VSA) is a sophisticated instrument designed for the analysis of complex signals. This versatile device is widely used in various fields, including telecommunications, broadcasting, and aerospace, thanks to its high-performance capabilities and advanced features.

One of the standout characteristics of the E4406A is its ability to analyze digital modulation schemes. It supports a wide range of formats, including 2G, 3G, 4G, and emerging standards, providing a comprehensive tool for engineers and researchers working with modern communication systems. The VSA is particularly valued for its flexibility in signal analysis, allowing users to capture and demodulate signals in real-time.

The E4406A utilizes advanced measurement technologies that ensure precise signal analysis. With a frequency range from 50 kHz to 6 GHz, the VSA can handle various applications, making it a suitable choice for both R&D and production testing. The instrument employs digital signal processing techniques, enabling high-resolution measurements and exceptional dynamic range. This ensures accurate interpretation of signals, even in the presence of noise or interference.

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