HP Cable Box 8591C manual Contents

Contents

4-9. Viewing an Unstable Signal Using Max Hold A										4-16
4-10. Viewing an Unstable Signal With Max Hold, Clear Write, and
	Min Hold									4-17
4- 11. Placing a Marker on the CAL OUT Signal										4-18
4-12. Using the Marker Delta Function										4-19
4-13.	Using the Marker to Peak/Peak Function									4-20
4-14. Frequency and Amplitude Difference Between Signals . . . .										4-21
4- 15. Low-Level Signal										4-23
4-16.	Using 0 dl3 Attenuation		. . . . .		. . . . . . . . .					4-24
4-17.	Decreasing	Resolution Bandwidth		:	.:					4-25
4-18.	Decreasing	Video Bandwidth			:	:	:	:	:	4-27
4-19. Using the Video Averaging Function										4-29
4-20.	Harmonic	Distortion . . .								4-30
4-21.	RF Attenuation of 10 dB 1 : : : :				1 : : : : 1 :	:	:	1	:	4-32
4-22. No Harmonic Distortion										4-33
4-23.	Third-Order Intermodulation Equipment				Setup					4-34
4-24.	Measuring	the Distortion	Product							4-36
4-25. Viewing an AM Signal										4-38
4-26. Measuring Modulation In Zero Span										4-39
5-1. FFT Annotation										5-4
5-2.	Percent Amplitude Modulation Measurement									5-9
5-3. Block Diagram of a Spectrum-Analyzer/Tracking-Generator
	Measurement System									5-13
5-4. Transmission Measurement Test Setup										5-15
5-5.	Tracking-Generator Output Power			Activated						5-16
5-6. Spectrum Analyzer Settings According to the Measurement
	Requirement									5-17
5-7. Decrease the Resolution Bandwidth to Improve Sensitivity .										5-18
5-8. Manual Tracking Adjustment Compensates for Tracking Error										5-19
5-9.	Normalized Trace									5-21
5-10.	Measure the Rejection Range with Delta Markers									5-21
5- 11. Demodulation of an FM Signal										5-24
5-12. Continuous Demodulation of an FM Signal										5-25
5-13. Triggering on an Odd Field of a Video Format										5-26
5-14. Triggering on an Even Field of a Video Format										5-27
5-15. Time-Gate Utility Display										5-28
5-16. Viewing Time-Sharing of a Frequency with an Oscilloscope										5-35
5-17. Viewing Time-Sharing of a Frequency with a Spectrum
	Analyzer									5-36
5-18. Pulse Repetition Interval and Pulse Width (with Two Signals
	Present)									5-38

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