PERFORMANCE

SPURIOUS SIGNALS TEST: RF OUTPUT SIGNALS

VERIFICATION

￿2 GHz (￿2.2 GHz for 68XX5B MODELS)

Table 3-3.Spurious Signals Specifications

Harmonic and Harmonic Related:

 

500 MHz to 2.2 GHz (68XX5B):

<–50 dBc

10 MHz to £50 MHz:

<–30 dBc

>50 MHz to £2 GHz:

<–40 dBc

>2 GHz (2.2 GHz for 68XX5B)

 

to £20 GHz:

<–60 dBc

>20 GHz to 40 GHz:

<–40 dBc

Harmonic and Harmonic Related (Models having a high-end frequency of >40 GHz and units with Op- tion 15B at maximum specified leveled output

power):

 

 

500 MHz to 2.2 GHz (68XX5B):

<–50 dBc

10

MHz to £50 MHz:

 

<–30 dBc

>50 MHz to £2 GHz:

 

<–40 dBc

>2 GHz (2.2 GHz for 68XX5B)

 

to £20 GHz:

 

<–50 dBc

>20 GHz to 40 GHz:

 

<–40 dBc

50

GHz units: >40 GHz to

50 GHz:

<–40 dBc

60

GHz units: >40 GHz to

60 GHz:

<–30 dBc

65

GHz units: >40 GHz to £45 GHz:

<–25 dBc

 

>45 GHz to £65 GHz: <–30 dBc

Non-Harmonics:

 

 

500 MHz to £2.2 GHz (68XX5B):

<–50 dBc

10

MHz to £2 GHz:

 

<–40 dBc

>2 GHz (2.2 GHz for 68XX5B)

 

to £65 GHz:

 

<–60 dBc

 

 

 

 

2.Set up the 682XXB/683XXB as follows:

a.Reset the instrument by pressing SYSTEM , then Reset . Upon reset the CW Menu is dis- played.

b.Press Edit L1 to open the current power level parameter for editing.

c.Set L1 to the lesser of +10 dBm or the maxi- mum leveled power level for the instrument being tested (refer to Table 3-2, page 3-6).

d.Press Edit F1 to open the current frequency parameter for editing.

e.Set F1 to 10 MHz.

3.On the Spectrum Analyzer, measure the worst case harmonic and non-harmonic signals for the 10 MHz carrier. Record their presence by enter- ing the levels on the Test Record. Refer to Table 3-3 for the specified level limits.

NOTE

Harmonics appear at multiples of the CW frequency and diminish quickly as the CW frequency gets greater than 1 GHz.

4.Repeat step 3 with F1 set first to 20 MHz, then set to 30 MHz. Measure the worst case harmonics and non-harmonics for each carrier frequency and record their presence by entering their levels on the Test Record.

5.Change the Spectrum Analyzer setup as follows:

a.Span: 100 MHz/div

b.CF: 500 MHz

6.Repeat step 3 with F1 set to 40 MHz. Measure the worst case harmonic and non-harmonic sig- nals for the 40 MHz carrier and record their pres- ence by entering their levels on the Test Record.

7.Change the Spectrum Analyzer setup as follows:

a.Span: 200 MHz/div (or maximum span width)

b.CF: 1 GHz (N/A if at maximum span width)

8.Repeat step 3 with F1 set to 350 MHz. Measure the worst case harmonic and non-harmonic sig- nals for the 350 MHz carrier and record their

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