Specifications

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PNA Pulsed-RF Configuration Example 6
Cplr Thru
Src Out
RF out
RF in
Customer-supplied pulsed bias and pulsed RF, internal IF gate
Point-in-pulse, pulse profile
Pulse1 out
Power Supply
+25 -25
Com
Trigger
Pulse3 drive to internal
receiver gate B (for point-in-
pulse)
Pulse2 out
TTL
DC(-) DC(+)
Advantage: both pulsed
bias and pulsed-RF
stimulus
10 MHz Ref
GPIB
81110A family pulse generators
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Summary
Testing with pulsed-RF is very important for radar, EW, and wireless comms systems
Narrowband detection:
Spectral nulling technique improves measurement speed
For radar and wireless comms applications, offers superior dynamic range/speed
No lower limit to pulse widths
Although the PNA uses different hardware and detection techniques
than the 8510, measurement results are essentially the same!
PNA also offers numerous platform benefits:
Measurement flexibility (32 channels, 64 traces, 16 windows, 16,001 points)
Connectivity (LAN, USB, )
Automation (open Windows®, COM, SCPI )
Ease of use (built-in HELP, Cal Wizard, ECal )
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0
7.74
7.99
8.24
8.49
8.74
8.99
9.24
9.49
9.74
9.99
10.24
10.49
10.74
10.99
11.24
11.49
11.74
11.99
12.24
12.49
12.74
Frequency (GHz)
S21 (dB)
PNA
8510