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07 | Keysight | DSOXT3NFC/DSOX4NFC Automated NFC Test Software, N2116A/N2134A/N2135A Programmable NFC 3-in-1 Antenna - Data Sheet
Technical Performance Characteristics
Table 2. DSOX3014T oscilloscope (receiver)
Parameter Measurement input channel
1
Value
Input impedance Resonant frequency (channel-1) 50-Ω
Listener sense (channel-2) 50-Ω
Poller receive (channel-4) 50-Ω
Poller Vov (channel-3) 1-MΩ, 14 pF
Max input voltage Listener sense, Poller receive 8 Vpp
Poller Vov 40 V
Δ voltage accuracy Listener sense, Poller receive ± 3% of full-scale at 13.56 MHz
Absolute voltage accuracy Poller Vov ± 2% of full-scale ± 0.1 div ± 2 mV ± 1% of offset setting
Vertical resolution All channels 8 bits (0.4%)
Frequency range All channels DC to 100 MHz
2
Max sample rate All channels 5 GSa/s
Timebase accuracy All channels ± 1.6 ppm + aging factor
3
(< ± 45 Hz at 13.56 MHz after 5 years)
Spurious (non-harmonic) Listener sense, Poller receive < –60 dBc typical (10 to 20 MHz)
Input return loss Listener sense, Poller receive > 35 dB
1. Default settings. Channel assignments can be user-modified.
2. –3 dB bandwidth specification for the 100-MHz bandwidth DSOX3014T model. Maximum frequency higher for higher bandwidth models.
3. Aging factor - 1st year: ± 0.5 ppm, 2nd year: ± 0.7 ppm, 5 years: ± 1.5 ppm, 10 years: ± 2.0 ppm.
Table 3. DSOX3014T oscilloscope (NFC triggering
1
)
Trigger on: …Arm & Trigger
– SENS_REQ Arm on:
– ALL_REQ – SENS_REQ
– Either (SENS_REQ or ALL_REQ – ALL_REQ
– SDD_REQ – Either (SENS_REQ or ALL_REQ)
– Arm & Trigger… Trigger on:
– SDD_REQ or Time-out
2
Trigger on: …Arm & Trigger
– SENSB_REQ Arm on:
– ALLB_REQ – SENSB_REQ
– Either (SENSB_REQ or ALLB_REQ) – ALLB_REQ
– ATTRIB – Either (SENB_REQ or ALLB_REQ)
– Arm & Trigger… Trigger on:
– ATTRIB or Time-out
2
Trigger on: …Arm & Trigger
– SENSF_REQ Arm on:
– ATR_REQ – SENSF_REQ
– Preamble Trigger on:
– Arm & Trigger… – ATR_REQ or Time-out
2
1. The following NFC triggering capabilities are available in the oscilloscope when licensed with the
DSOXT3NFC/DSOX4NFC option. Running the automated NFC PC-based test software is not required to
support these triggering conditions.
2. When using the “Arm & Trigger” selection, after qualifying on the “arm” condition, the scope will trigger on
the specified “trigger on” condition or the user-entered time-out setting, whichever occurs first.
3. Both NFC-F (212 kbps) and NFC-F (424 kbps) supported.
NFC-BNFC-F
3
NFC-A