Making Measurements Using Spectrum Analyzer Mode

Demodulating and listening to an AM or FM Signal

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Figure 5-11. Demodulation of an FM Signal

Example: The signal can be continuously demodulated if the spectrum analyzer is in zero span.

1.Place the marker on a signal of interest as in steps 1 through 3 of the previous example.

2.If the signal of interest is the highest-amplitude on-screen signal, set the frequency of the signal to center frequency by pressing (-1 then

MK TRACK ON OFF (ON). If it is not the highest-amplitude on-screen signal, move the signal to center screen by pressing [ml and

MARKER +CF

3.If marker track is on, press ISPAN_) and 1 @ to reduce the span to 1 MHz. If marker track is not used, use the step-down key (a) to reduce

the span and use MARKER --+CF to keep the signal of interest at center screen.

4.Set the span to zero by pressing ZERO SPAN . ZERO SPAN turns off the marker track function.

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HP Cable Box 8591C manual Marker +CF, Demodulation of an FM Signal