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Measuring frequency signal....?

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Hi,

Maybe this is simple question to you all. I just want to ask, how to measure frequency signal for CDR ? Can I just using RF spectrum analyzer? or do I need to use network analyzer? because in my university, there is no network analyzer.

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What is CDR? Recordable compact disc? Clock and data recovery?

A spectrum analyzer can measure frequency. Or how about using an ordinary frequency counter?

A network analyzer usually doesn't measure frequency. It generates its own test signal, so it already knows the frequency.
 

CDR is clock data recovery. So, I can simply using RF spectrum analyzer to measure frequency?
 

Freq of CDR can be measured with RF spectrum analyzer or digital frequncy meter..
 

do u want to see eye patern?
 

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