Screens

 

 

Measurement Sync

4. Burst Sel

This field selects the burst that the measurement will synchronize to.

 

Choices

0

 

 

1

 

 

2

 

 

3

 

 

Ext is used for selecting burst number 0, 1, 2, or 3 in real- time

 

 

using the SYSTEM BUS (rear-panel connector) or using internal

 

 

signals while Activated.

5. Burst Type

This field defines the burst type. Choose from eleven burst types, or User Def for

 

specifying a user defined burst type.

 

Choices

TSC0 through TSC7 (Training Sequence Codes) are used for

 

 

normal bursts.

 

 

RACH (Random Access Channel) is used for access bursts.

 

 

SCH (Synchronization Channel) is used for synchronization

 

 

bursts.

 

 

FCH (Frequency Channel) is used for frequency correction bursts.

 

 

User Def (User Defined) is used when your burst does not conform

 

 

to any of the burst types listed (such as PRBS), or when measuring

 

 

noisy signals.

 

User defined burst lengths must be 87 or 147 (plus 4 guard bits), and the User

 

Defined Sync Pattern can comprise part of or all of the bits in the burst.

 

To measure a noisy signal (approx 10 deg rms), enter the entire burst in User

 

Defined Sync Pattern, and use Midamble Expected (see Screens: DSP Analyzer:

 

Data Bits or Phase Err). The ideal phase trajectory will be calculated from the User

 

Defined Sync Pattern, eliminating the problem of extremely high peak phase error

 

due to bit errors.

 

 

User Def is not allowed for Digital Demod.

6. Burst Type

This field displays a summary of the Burst Type definitions for the four definable

 

bursts.

 

7. Burst Used

This field displays which one of four possible burst types was used for

 

synchronization or alignment during a measurement. Refer to the Burst Definition

 

or Burst Def fields.

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