Tektronix Network Card Spectrum Analyzer User Manual

It’s Time To Get Real.  
Your Guide to Selecting the Right Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer  
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Complex RF Problems  
Require a New Type of Analysis  
Today’s RF signals change over time, often unpredictably. To effectively characterize these signals, you need a  
tool that can discover and trigger on both known and unpredictable events, capture the signals seamlessly  
into memory, and analyze the behavior of frequency, amplitude, and modulation parameters over time. Using  
traditional tools like swept spectrum analyzers and vector signal analyzers might provide snapshots of the signal  
in the frequency and modulation domains, but this is often not enough information to confidently describe the  
dynamic RF signals produced by the device under test. By providing insight into how parameters change over  
continuous time, the Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer adds another crucial dimension to all of these measurements.  
RSA3300A Series  
With a single acquisition, the RSA3300A Series  
captures a continuous time record of changing  
RF events and enable time-correlated analysis  
in the frequency, time and modulation domains.  
Select Your Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer Performance  
RTSA  
Model Series  
Frequency  
Range  
Memory  
Depth  
Modulation  
Analysis  
Real-Time Capture  
Bandwidth  
Triggering  
Modes  
RSA3303A  
RSA3308A  
RSA3408A  
RSA6106A  
RSA6114A  
DC-3 GHz  
DC-8 GHz  
64 MB,  
256 MB optional  
AM, FM  
(ASK, FSK), PM,  
Pulse Analysis;  
optional general purpose  
digital mod analysis  
15 MHz  
15 MHz  
36 MHz  
IF Level,  
Power and  
Opt. Frequency  
Mask Trigger  
64 MB,  
256 MB optional  
AM, FM  
(ASK, FSK), PM,  
Pulse Analysis;  
optional general purpose  
digital mod analysis  
IF Level,  
Power and  
Opt. Frequency  
Mask Trigger  
RSA3408A Series  
Get fast resolution to complex problems with  
enhanced triggering, more capture bandwidth  
and great analysis tools with the RSA3408A.  
DC-8 GHz  
64 MB,  
256 MB optional  
AM, FM  
(ASK, FSK), PM,  
Pulse Analysis;  
optional general purpose  
digital mod analysis  
Power and  
Opt. Frequency  
Mask Trigger  
9 kHz - 6.2 GHz  
256 MB,  
1 GB optional  
Amplitude, Frequency,  
Phase vs Time and  
Advance Signal (Pulse)Analysis  
optional general purpose  
digital mod analysis  
40 MHz  
110 MHz optional  
Power and  
Opt. Frequency  
Mask Trigger  
RSA6100A Series  
9 kHz - 14 GHz  
256 MB,  
1 GB optional  
Amplitude, Frequency,  
Phase vs Time and  
Advance Signal (Pulse)Analysis  
optional general purpose  
digital mod analysis  
40 MHz  
110 MHz optional  
Power and  
Opt. Frequency  
Mask Trigger  
The RSA6100A Series offers the revolutionary  
DPX® spectrum display with an intuitive live  
color view of signal transients changing over  
time in the frequency domain, giving you  
immediate confidence in the stability of your  
design, or instantly displaying a fault when  
it occurs.  
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It’s Time to Get Real.  
Completely Characterize Time-varying RF Signals  
Multiple correlated views  
Two frequency ranges:  
in all domains (Frequency, Time,  
Amplitude, Phase, Modulation)  
with intuitive user interface.  
9 kHz to 6.2 GHz (RSA6106A) or  
9 kHz to 14 GHz (RSA6114A).  
Revolutionary DPX® spectrum  
processing for unmatched  
troubleshooting and live transient  
analysis.  
DVD RW (standard) for waveform  
storage. Removable HDD (optional)  
for data security.  
Touch screen, mouse and front  
panel controls directly adjust settings  
in the views.  
Familiar spectrum analyzer  
controls plus fast access to all  
acquisition and measurement  
settings.  
Windows XP Operating System  
with Tek OpenChoice® for easy file  
operations, printing, Ethernet and  
GPIB control, remote connections  
and more.  
USB connections (2 front, 2 rear),  
for mouse, keyboard and memory.  
Two external triggers to capture  
key event information (1 front, 1 rear).  
DC-Protected Input  
40 V DC, over entire frequency  
range, +30 dBm CW, 75W Pulse  
Maximum.  
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Discover  
®
Easily  
Problems Using the Revolutionary DPX Spectrum Display  
Detection is the first step in understanding and resolving any problem relating to time-variant signals. As new  
applications utilize wireless transmission, new channels crowd into available bandwidth, and RF systems become  
digital-based, engineers need better tools to help them find and interpret complex behaviors and interactions.  
Tektronix’ patented Digital Phosphor technology, standard in our RSA6100A Series Real-Time Spectrum Analyzers,  
reveals signal details that are completely missed by conventional spectrum analyzers and vector signal analyzers.  
The DPX® Spectrum’s live RF display shows signals never seen before, giving users instant insight and greatly  
accelerating discovery and diagnosis.  
Performing >48,000 frequency  
transforms per second, transients as  
brief as 24 µs in length are displayed  
in the frequency domain. This is a  
1000-fold improvement over swept  
analysis techniques. Events can be  
color coded by rate of occurrence  
onto a bitmapped display, providing  
unparalleled insight into transient  
signal behavior.  
Revolutionary DPX spectrum display  
reveals transient signal behavior that  
helps you discover instability, glitches  
and interference.  
Infrequently occurring transient is seen  
in detail. The frequency of occurrence is  
color-graded, indicating the infrequent  
transient event in blue and the noise  
background in red.  
DPX Spectrum display after  
5 seconds. Bitmap color mapping  
is “Spectral”, to emphasize  
infrequent signals with hot colors.  
MaxHold trace is indicated in yellow.  
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Trigger  
the Only Spectrum Analyzers with Frequency Domain Triggering  
Real-Time Spectrum Analyzers overcome the challenges associated with today’s complex RF signals with both  
frequency and time domain event triggers. These advanced triggers provide the ability to capture a seamless  
record of RF signals into memory and perform time-correlated, multi-domain analysis.  
Unlike traditional swept spectrum analyzers, the Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer offers a Power Trigger with  
user-settable span, enabling spectrum capture whenever the power of any signal crosses a user-defined  
threshold. Tektronix’ exclusive Frequency Mask Trigger enables the capture of the spectrum of interest when  
a discrete change in signal frequency, amplitude, or bandwidth occurs, or when a signal appears or disappears.  
Frequency Mask Triggering occurs even if spectral events are detected at a much lower level than adjacent  
signals. In addition, the flexibility of the Frequency Mask Trigger enables the creation of a customizable mask  
that can monitor multiple different frequency bands within the analysis span.  
Frequency Mask Trigger can  
catch unknown, transient  
or low duty cycle signals in  
a multi-signal spectrum  
Using the Frequency Mask Trigger and  
Spectrogram to determine if interference with  
specific WLAN packets is coming from a  
Bluetooth transimitter or a microwave oven.  
Point-click-and-drag editor  
makes mask set-up easy  
Trigger can be used in an  
exceed threshold or “fall under”  
threshold mode  
Trigger position can be set to  
designate what percentage of  
the captured time record will  
be pre-trigger and post-trigger  
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Capture  
Continously  
a Seamless Time Record of a Span of RF Frequencies  
As the complexity of new RF components, devices and systems continues to increase, the ability to acquire and  
store a record of time-variant RF signal activity and thoroughly analyze its unique behavior – over time, in multiple  
domains – is becoming increasingly essential. Tektronix’ Real-Time Spectrum Analyzers meet these requirements  
by seamlessly capturing and recording all the signals across a user-selected span – up to 110 MHz, depending  
upon model used. Transient, pulsed and other time-variant signals are all captured as a seamless time record into  
deep memory. Some models also include an option for streaming live IQ data to an output for external recording  
and analysis.  
User adjustable color scaling shows signal  
amplitude transitions  
Spectrogram showing oscillator  
turn-on settling characteristic enables  
measurement frequency variance  
over time  
Marker/delta markers provide signal amplitude,  
frequency, frame number and time  
Spectrogram showing a pulsed AM signal...  
measure spectral occupancy and amplitude,  
timing between pulses. Also measure transient  
signals at carrier turn-on time  
Trigger/pre-trigger time designation  
Readouts show first and last spectra  
(frame) displayed, with color scaling  
that indicates amplitude  
Frequency  
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Analyze  
Complex RF Signals Completely  
The analysis capabilities of the Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer provide simultaneous time-correlated views of a signal  
in the frequency, time and modulation domains, enabling much faster resolution of complex problems that often  
occur in today’s RF systems.  
View Multiple Domains At Your Convenience  
Overview window: power vs. time  
By acquiring a record of real-time signal behavior, the Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer supports numerous powerful  
analysis tools. One example is the spectrogram display, which plots frequency and amplitude changes over time.  
It provides an intuitive, three-dimensional display of the time-varying signal behavior, not seen in traditional frequency  
domain plots. This view makes it easy to see phenomena such as modulation switching, signal hand-offs, frequency  
hops and settling time between pulses, and changes in frequency over time.  
Sub-view window: choice of frequency vs.  
amplitude, constellation, EVM, many other  
displays  
In addition to providing time-correlated multi-domain analysis on a wide variety of signals, certain Tektronix Real-Time  
Spectrum Analyzers support the latest mobile and wireless data standards, as well as providing a general purpose  
digital modulation analysis on a wide variety of formats. With time-correlated views across the frequency, time and  
modulation domains and a full range of analysis capabilities, you gain unprecedented insight into RF signal behavior  
for complete characterization and quick problem-solving.  
Color-keyed lines show timing of Main View  
analysis and Sub-View spectrum analysis and  
trigger time  
Measurements are time-correlated  
Time-correlated views relate EVM,  
symbol value or constellation with  
frequency vs. power or spectrogram  
representation of a digital signal  
Settings for modulation  
parameters, such as  
symbol rate, measurement  
filter and alpha/BW  
product  
Main view window: time vs. amplitude,  
time vs. frequency, time vs. phase,  
many other views  
Views for EVM vs. time,  
eye diagram, constellation  
(with and without transitions),  
IQ amplitude (or frequency  
for GFSK) vs. time  
Automated measurements for EVM,  
Magnitude Error, Phase Error, plus symbol  
Modulation analysis for:  
number where each measurement peaks  
BPSK; QPSK; 16, 32, 64,  
256 QAM; 8PSK; π/4 DQPSK;  
GMSK; GFSK and more  
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Application  
Solutions for Your Digital RF Challenges  
Example Applications Benefiting from Key Standard Capabilities and Options  
Analysis Feature  
Applications  
Product Series  
General Signal  
Analysis  
RFCommunication  
Systems  
Spectrum  
Management  
Radar & Pulsed  
SDR and  
Cognitive Radio  
Signals  
WiMAX  
WLAN  
RFID  
Cellular  
RSA6100A  
standard  
RSA3408A  
RSA3300A  
DPX® Spectrum Processing  
Multi-Domain Correlation  
Hi-res Spectrogram  
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
standard  
standard  
standard  
standard  
standard  
standard  
Internal Preamplifier  
optional  
External Preamplifier  
optional  
optional  
110 MHz Capture Bandwidth  
40 MHz Capture Bandwidth  
36 MHz Capture Bandwidth  
15 MHz Capture Bandwidth  
Power Trigger  
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
optional  
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
standard  
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
standard  
X
standard  
optional  
optional  
optional  
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
standard  
optional  
optional  
optional  
optional  
optional  
optional  
optional  
optional  
optional  
optional  
standard  
optional  
optional  
Frequency Mask Trigger  
General Purpose Modulation Analysis  
Removable HDD  
X
X
X
X
Digital IQ Output  
X
X
X
X
X
X
Analog IF Output  
X
X
Differential Analog IQ Input  
Pulsed RF Analysis  
X
optional  
optional  
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Advanced Analysis Pulsed Signal Suite  
AM/AM, AM/PM, 1 dB Compression  
Cellular Standards Analysis  
802.11a/b/g/n Analysis  
RFID Analysis  
optional  
optional  
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
optional  
optional  
optional  
optional  
optional  
optional  
optional  
X
X
X
X
optional  
optional  
WiMAX Analysis  
X
optional  
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