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Noise Floor
Noise Floor:
Distortion and Spurii
3rd Order Intermod.:
Harmonic:
1st & 2nd Image:
Residual spurii:
Amplitude Markers
Number of Markers:
Marker Resolution:
Amplitude Readout:
7.3. Sweep
Sweep Method:
Sweep Time:
Sweep Modes:
Sweep Control:
7.4. Signal Input
Input Connector:
VSWR:
Absolute
Maximum
Input Level:
7.5. Demodulation (Zero Span mode)
Demod. Modes:
Display:
Audio Out:
Better than -90 dBm average displayed noise floor
(reference level = -20 dBm, RBW = 15 kHz)
< -60dBc for two signals at 10dB below reference level
< -60dBc at 10dB below reference level
< -60dBc
Below noise floor
One, Two, or None
0.1 dB
The level at the marker points and level difference are displayed
simultaneously
Peak detection for 320 points per sweep. The amplitude of the peak level
found within each sub-span is stored (sub-span = span/320).
Set automatically by Span and RBW.
Typically 200ms + 8ms/MHz of span (RBW = 280kHz)
Typically 200ms + 80ms/MHz of span (RBW = 15kHz)
Normal (continuous), Single, Peak Hold, or Average (2 to 256 sweeps)
Separate buttons for Run and Stop. Peak Hold and Average are reset
whenever Run is pressed.
SMA connector, 50 Ohms
1.5:1 typical
+ 20 dBm (2.2V rms) or 15V dc
AM or FM
Carrier amplitude only (horizontal line).
30 mW into 32 Ohms mono or stereo headphones, adjustable volume, 3.5mm
jack socket
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