Datasheet

Measurements and functions included in SignalVu-PC base
version
General signal analysis Description
Spectrum analyzer Spans from 100 Hz to 7.5 GHz, 3 traces
+ math and spectrogram trace,
5 markers with power, relative power,
integrated power, power density and
dBc/Hz functions
DPX spectrum/spectrogram Real time display of spectrum with 100%
probability of intercept of 100 usec
signals in up to 40 MHz span
Amplitude, frequency, phase vs. time,
RF I and Q vs. time
Basic vector analysis functions
Time overview/navigator Enables easy setting of acquisition and
analysis times for deep analysis in
multiple domains
Spectrogram Analyze and re-analyze your signal in 2-
D or 3-D waterfall display
AM/FM listening Hear and record to file FM and AM
signals
Signal recording Record 40 MHz bandwidth for re-
analysis in all domains including real
time spectrum analysis (requires
application SV56 for Playback)
Analog modulation analysis Description
AM, FM, PM analysis Measures key AM, FM, PM parameters
RF measurements Description
Spurious measurement User-defined limit lines and regions
provide automatic spectrum violation
testing across the entire range of the
instrument.
Spectrum emission mask User-set or standards-specific masks.
Occupied bandwidth Measures 99% power, -xdB down
points.
Channel power and ACLR Variable channel and adjacent/alternate
channel parameters.
MCPR Sophisticated, flexible multi-channel
power measurements.
CCDF Complementary Cumulative Distribution
Function plots the statistical variations in
signal level.
Signal strength with audio tone Measures signal strength and displays a
spectrum and signal strength bar for
interference hunting and signal quality
evaluations.
The RSA600A combined with SignalVu-PC
offers advanced measurements
With 40 MHz of real-time bandwidth, the unique DPX spectrum/
spectrogram shows you every instance of an interfering or unknown signal,
even down to 100 μs in duration. The following image shows a WLAN
transmission (green and orange), and the narrow signals that repeat across
the screen are a Bluetooth access probe. The spectrogram (upper part of
the screen) clearly separates these signals in time to show any signal
collisions.
Finding unexpected signals is easy with unattended mask monitoring. A
mask can be created on the DPX spectrum display, and actions taken upon
every violation, including stop, save a picture, save acquisition, or send an
audible alert. In the illustration below, a mask violation has occurred in red
on the mask, and a picture of the screen was saved as a result. Mask
testing can be used for unattended monitoring and when playing back
recorded signals, enabling testing for different violations on the same
signals.
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