spectrum analyzer
A device that effectively performs a Fourier transform and displays the individual spectral components (sine waves) that constitute a
spurious response
The undesired responses that appear on an analyzer display as a result of the input signal. Internally generated distortion products are spurious responses, as are image and multiple responses. These can be either harmonic responses or nonharmonic responses. Harmonic responses are second, third, fourth, and so on, harmonics of the input signal. Nonharmonic responses are intermodulation and residual responses.
The area of user memory in the analyzer where measurement results and associated analyzer settings are stored.
step
The increment of change that results when you press the
The operating state that allows an analyzer to make measurements similar to those of a
stop/start frequency
Terms used in association with the stop and start points of the frequency measurement range. Together they determine the span of the measurement range.
