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Triggers Types Continuous, single, gated, segment advance
Source
Trigger key, external, bus (GPIB, LAN, USB)
Modes
Continuous Free run, trigger and run, reset and run
Single
No retrigger, buffered trigger, immediate retrigger
Gated Negative polarity or positive polarity
Segment advance Single or continuous
External coarse delay time 5 ns to 40 s
External coarse delay resolution 5 ns
Trigger latency (Single trigger only) 356 ns + 1 sample clock period, nominal
Trigger accuracy (Single trigger only) ± 2.5 ns, nominal
Multi-baseband generator
synchronization mode
(multiple sources)
Fan out 1 master and up to 15 slaves
Trigger repeatability < 1 ns, nominal
Trigger accuracy Same as normal mode
Trigger latency Same as normal mode
Fine trigger delay range See Internal IQ Baseband section
Fine trigger delay resolution See Internal IQ Baseband section
IQ phase adjustment range See Internal IQ Baseband section
Markers Markers are defi ned in a segment during the waveform generation process, or from the front
panel; a marker can also be routed to the RF blanking, ALC hold functions, and alternate
amplitude; see Users Guide for more information
Marker polarity Negative, positive
Number of markers 4
RF blanking/burst on/off ratio > 80 dB
Alternate amplitude control switching speed See amplitude section
Real-time baseband generator (Option 660)
Real-time baseband generator required
for real-time Signal Studio
applications
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Cellular real-time applications LTE-FDD, LTE-TDD, HSPA+/W-CDMA,
GSM/EDGE, cdma2000®
Real-time navigation GPS, GLONASS
Real-time video applications
DVB-T/T2/H/S/S2/C/J.83 Annex A/C,
ISDB-T/
Note: Option 660 is not required for real-time custom modulation (Option 431)
Memory: Shares memory with Options 653 and 655
Triggering: Same as Options 653 and 655
Markers: 3 markers available, all other features are same as Options 653 and 655
AWGN (Option 403)
Type Real-time, continuously calculated, and played using DSP
Modes of operation
Standalone or digitally added to signal played by arbitrary waveform or real-time baseband generator
Bandwidth With Option 653 1 Hz to 60 MHz
With Option 653 and 655 1 Hz to 120 MHz
Crest factor 15 dB
Randomness 90 bit pseudo-random generation, repetition period 313 x 10^9 years
Carrier-to-noise ratio ± 100 dB when added to signal
Carrier-to-noise ratio formats C/N, Eb/No
Carrier-to-noise ratio error Magnitude error ≤ 0.2 dB at baseband I/Q outputs
1. See Signal Studio confi guration assistant for more information.
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