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    [SOLVED] Arbitrary Waveform Generator's Power

    Understood. Thanks! Someone told me something entirely different which made me all confused..
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    [SOLVED] Arbitrary Waveform Generator's Power

    Hi, I have a rather silly question. My lab is using a Tektronix AWG7102 and I can control the waveform's 2.8 GHz amplitude but I do not know the output power. The signal is mixed with a LO (14 GHz, 17 dBm) and I need to confirm my power measurements at the mixer's output. I have checked the...
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    [SOLVED] Which type of DC block for my Spectrum Analyzer?

    Thank you very much for your advice! Yes, i will be using 70 dB attenuators. Even if there is any offset, it will be attenuated as well! Thanks again!
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    [SOLVED] Which type of DC block for my Spectrum Analyzer?

    Good day, I wish to connect my spectrum analyzer with a TWT and I want to prevent any damage from DC input. The TWT output is a waveguide output. I am using a waveguide to SMA adapter. Hence, theoretically, the RF output will be referenced to the ground level of the TWT. However, I am worried...
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    [SOLVED] Accuracy of Power Measurement Techniques

    Agreed. Thanks again FvM for your advice! Have a wonderful day.
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    [SOLVED] Accuracy of Power Measurement Techniques

    I am using a diode sensor but at the moment, without the TWT. Since I am not familiar with microwave techniques, would be wise to be a bit prudent first. I have confirmed that for powers meters, any unwanted signals are averaged into the measurement. Looks like I would need to rely on the SA...
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    [SOLVED] Accuracy of Power Measurement Techniques

    Thank you for your quick reply. According to the specification, for the power meter, the chart is linear from -70 to -30 dBm. As for the sensor's linearity, it is <1.8% with a rectangular probability distribution. And you are right, as I lowered the duty cycle, i saw changes in the results...
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    [SOLVED] Accuracy of Power Measurement Techniques

    Hello, After reading the manual on using the SA and power meters, I finally carried out my experiments.. I have the results and I would like to ask for some opinions please. Firstly, my pulses are up-converted using a mixer with LO of 14 GHz (CW) and 2.8 GHz (pulses). Using the SA, i obtained...
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    [SOLVED] Accuracy of Power Measurement Techniques

    understood. that is certainly pretty straight forward.. i see.. so I can time the power measurements to match my pulses. I'll check if I can do that on my power meter. Thanks again biff44 and enjunear.
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    [SOLVED] Accuracy of Power Measurement Techniques

    thank you for your reply. yes, i wish to measure the power during the rise time. and sorry, what do you mean by many "events" of "dwells"? we have a CW power meter but the same guy told me that it cant measure pulse signals. Correcting it with the duty cycle sounds promising. I will read up...
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    [SOLVED] Accuracy of Power Measurement Techniques

    Good day, I am generating 16 GHz pulses using a mixer connected to a AWG and LO and I measured the power using a spectrum analyzer in time domain. I encountered several comments from someone with more experience but I could not get further explanation from him. I am a new in this field and I...
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    Strange H-field results for stripline resonator.

    Good day, I have been simulating stripline probes using CST Microwave Studio for quite sometime now. The results that I normally obtained are on the right side of the figure. But recently, I recreated the whole thing to try out a few features (new to me) and I accidentally got a strange H-field...
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    [SOLVED] How to save CST Adaptive Mesh Refinement

    Hi, thanks for the reply and good point. I just thought it would be able to yield a better approximation (with refined grids compared to the coarser grids). In that case, parameter sweep wouldnt be very accurate i presume? Any way to work around that instead of changing the parameter manually...
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    [SOLVED] How to save CST Adaptive Mesh Refinement

    Hi, I am a newbie here so please pardon my mistakes. I am using CST Microwave transient solver and also the adaptive mesh refinement. After 6 runs, it ends. That is all good. But when i want to run parameter sweep for one of the structure dimension, the mesh reverts back to the coarse...

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