Use this drop-down menu to select a modulation type from several supported formats. A single data segment using that modulation type appears in the segment list below. Click the cell in the Constellation column to open the Constellation Setting window, providing a graphical display and editing features (video). Quick setups enable you to configure complex signals for signal generation, equivalent to 89600B VSA setups in signal analysis.
DVB-S2 and DVB-S2X quick setups also add a PLHEADER segment before the data segment, as defined in the standard.
Quick Setups IQ Settings
Standard |
Modulation |
Symbol Rate |
Filter |
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DVB-S2 |
QPSK |
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1.0 Msps |
RNYQ (0.5) |
8PSK |
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16APSK |
4+12APSK 2/3, 4+12APSK 3/4, 4+12APSK 4/5, 4+12APSK 5/6, 4+12APSK 8/9, 4+12APSK 9/10 |
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32APSK |
4+12+16APSK 3/4, 4+12+16APSK 4/5, 4+12+16APSK 5/6, 4+12+16APSK 8/9, 4+12+16APSK 9/10 |
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DVB-S2X |
QPSK |
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1.0 Msps |
RNYQ (0.5) |
8PSK |
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8APSK |
2+4+2APSK 100/180, 2+4+2APSK 104/180 |
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16APSK |
4+12APSK Normal 26/45; 4+12APSK Normal 3/5; 4+12APSK Normal 28/45; 4+12APSK Normal 23/36; 4+12APSK Normal 25/36; 4+12APSK Normal 13/18; 4+12APSK Normal 140/180; 4+12APSK Normal 154/180; 4+12APSK Short 7/15; 4+12APSK Short 8/15; 4+12APSK Short 26/45; 4+12APSK Short 3/5; 4+12APSK Short 32/45; 8+8APSK Normal 90/180, 96/180, 100/180; 8+8APSK Normal 18/30; 8+8APSK Normal 20/30 |
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32APSK |
4+12+16APSK Normal 2/3, 4+12+16APSK Short 2/3, 4+12+16APSK Short 32/45, 4+8+4+16APSK 128/180, 4+8+4+16APSK 132/180, 4+8+4+16APSK 140/180 |
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64APSK |
16+16+16+16APSK 128/180, 8+16+20+20APSK 7/9, 8+16+20+20APSK 4/5, 8+16+20+20APSK 5/6, 4+12+20+28APSK 132/180, |
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128APSK |
128APSK 135/180, 128APSK 140/180 |
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256APSK |
256APSK 116/180, 256APSK 124/180, 256APSK 128/180, 256APSK 135/180, 256APSK 20/30, 256APSK 22/30 |
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APCO25 |
C4FM |
4FSK (0.6 kHz, 1.8 kHz, -0.6 kHz, -1.8 kHz) |
4.8 ksps |
NYQ (0.2) + 1/Sinc |
CQPSK* |
Pi/4 DQPSK |
4.8 ksps |
NYQ |
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HCPM |
4FSK (1 kHz, 3 kHz, -1 kHz, -3 kHz) |
6 ksps |
APCO25 HCPM |
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HDQPSK |
Pi/4 DQPSK |
6 ksps |
APCO25 HDQPSK |
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TETRA |
Pi/4 DQPSK |
18 ksps |
RNYQ (0.35) |
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NXDN |
4800 bps |
4FSK (0.35 kHz, 1.05 kHz, -0.35 kHz, -1.05 kHz) |
2.4 ksps |
RNYQ (0.2) + Sinc |
9600 bps |
4FSK (0.8 kHz, 2.4 kHz, -0.8 kHz, 2.4 kHz) |
4.8 ksps |
RNYQ (0.2) + Sinc |
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dPMR |
4FSK (0.35 kHz, 1.05 kHz, -0.35 kHz, -1.05 kHz) |
2.4 ksps |
RNYQ (0.2) |
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DECT |
2FSK (-288 kHz, 288 kHz) |
1.152 Msps |
Gaussian (0.5) |
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DMR |
4FSK (0.648 kHz, 1.944 kHz, -0.648 kHz, -1.944 kHz) |
4.8 ksps |
RNYQ (0.2) |
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ARIB |
T98/T61* |
Pi/4 DQPSK |
9.6 ksps |
RNYQ (0.2) |
T102 |
4FSK (0.33 kHz, 0.99 kHz, -0.33 kHz, -0.99 kHz) |
4.8 ksps |
ARIB T102 RNYQ (0.2) + Gaussian (0.769) |
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Zigbee |
BPSK |
BPSK |
600 ksps |
NYQ (1) |
OQPSK |
OQPSK |
1 Msps |
Half Sine |
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WiSUN (802.15.4g) |
2FSK 50/1 |
2FSK (-25 kHz, 25 kHz) |
50 ksps |
Gaussian (0.5) |
2FSK 100/0.5 |
2FSK (-25 kHz, 25 kHz) |
100 ksps |
Gaussian (0.5) |
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ITU-T G.9959 |
R2 |
2FSK (-20 kHz, 20 kHz) |
40 ksps |
Rectangle |
R3 |
2FSK (-29 kHz, 29 kHz) |
100 ksps |
Gaussian (0.6) |
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802.15.3d |
CES: pi/2 BPSK Frame Header: pi/2 BPSK Payload: 64QAM |
25.92 Gsps |
RNYQ (0.25) |
* For APCO25 CQPSK and ARIB T98/T61, the ALC is set to off to achieve better EVM. For all other cases, the ALC is on.
Payload, Idle Interval, Ramp Symbols, and Number of Symbols will be set to default values.
Choices: ASK & PSK & QAM | FSK | SOQPSK | ARTM Multi-h CPM | Analog Modulation | Radar | Channel Sounding
Default: ASK & PSK & QAM
Select the type of Custom IQ.
Choices: 32 Symbols | 64 Symbols | 128 Symbols | 256 Symbols | 512 Symbols | 1024 Symbols | 2048 Symbols | 4096 Symbols | 8192 Symbols | 16384 Symbols | 32768 Symbols | 65536 Symbols
Default: 128 Symbols
Coupling: Total Sample Points are automatically determined based on the Sequence Length
Select the number of symbols in the transmitted sequence.
The sequence length selections of 8192, 16384, 32768, and 65536 symbols require license version 2024.0801 or later.
Range: 1 ~ 100
Default: 2
Set the number of repetitions of the sequence when the Idle Interval is non-zero. The total number of repetitions transmitted contiguously will be Number of Repeats + 1, to allow for channel sounder filter settling and sync boundary location.
When the Idle Interval is not zero, the active period in time is (Repeats + 1)* (Sequency Length * 8 / Symbol Rate).
Range: 1 ksps to 25 Gsps
Default: 200 Msps
Coupling: Sample Clock = Symbol Rate * Oversampling Ratio
Set the symbol rate of Channel Sounding signal.
Choices: None | Gaussian | Root Raised Cosine | Root Nyquist | Nyquist | Rectangle | Flat | User Defined
Default: Root Raised Cosine
Select the filter type to be applied to the waveform.
The filter type Flat means that a Tukey window is applied to the frequency domain, which has a flat frequency domain response and uses a fixed order of 48 internally. This filter selection requires license version 2024.0801 or later.
Range: 0.1 to 1.0
Default: 0.5
Sets the BT product of the Gaussian filter.
Range: 1 to 2048
Default: 32
Sets the length of the filter in symbols.
Range: 0.01 to 1.0
Default: 0.5
Sets the alpha factor of the Root Nyquist or Nyquist filter.
Opens a Filter Editor window where you can import, export, and edit filter coefficients. A convenient plot of the filter's impulse response is displayed and updates as coefficients are changed. Imported and exported coefficient files are in text (*.txt) or comma-separated values (*.csv) format.
Choices: OFF | User Defined
Default: OFF
Click the button to open the
Multi-path Channel editor where you can select User Defined to activate the multi-path channel. Up to 20 multi-paths are supported, and each multi-path has three parameters: power level, delay, and angle. You can switch the unit of power level between dB and Ratio.
The parameters configured with the Multi-path Channel editor can be saved or recalled, using the Save or Open buttons.
The file must be saved or recalled when the Unit is Ratio mode.
Range: 0 to 200 ms
Default: 0 us
Set the idle interval in-between Channel Sounding frames in seconds. When idle interval is set to zero, a continuous waveform will be generated.