Error Vector Magnitude (EVM) is the magnitude of the vectorial difference between the measured signal and an ideal reference signal in the I-Q plane.
Global Phase Error is the magnitude of the phase difference between the measured signal and an ideal reference signal in the I-Q plane.
Shift Error is the magnitude of the frequency difference between the measured signal and an ideal reference signal in the I-Q plane. This is expressed as a % error from the desired frequency shift.
Deviation Accuracy is the magnitude of the frequency difference between the measured signal and an ideal reference signal in the I-Q plane. This is expressed as frequency difference from the desired frequency shift, in Hz.
This test measures the accuracy of the rear-panel I and Q output signals created by the internal baseband generator in Option UN3, UN4, UN8, or UN9 signal generators. The vector signal analyzer is configured to measure the I and Q baseband signals and demodulate each modulation type separately.
|
Instrument |
Critical Specifications for This Test |
Recommended Model1 |
|---|---|---|
|
Vector Signal Analyzer |
none |
89441A Options AYA, AYH, AY7, and AY9 |
|
|
|
|