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Hello there.
I am currently in the process of putting together a PIM Test setup.
The plan is to get it as high as 40 dBm for the two tones.
The question I post here is the following:
I have an old 8340B signal generator.
I need to get another signal generator that's clean enough.
Also, I need to get a spectrum analyzer that has enough dynamic range for me to work with.
The Measurement I am looking for is -140 dBc or below this level for the measurement with an input power of +36 dBm for each tone.
The spectrum I have is an old 8593A which obviously will not cover the range.
Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated.
Also, if I am to input such power into the spectrum, I would attenuate it from +36 to -4 so I don't saturate the input.
The question here is how do I account for this difference when testing?
Thank you very much for the help.
Have a nice day.
I am currently in the process of putting together a PIM Test setup.
The plan is to get it as high as 40 dBm for the two tones.
The question I post here is the following:
I have an old 8340B signal generator.
I need to get another signal generator that's clean enough.
Also, I need to get a spectrum analyzer that has enough dynamic range for me to work with.
The Measurement I am looking for is -140 dBc or below this level for the measurement with an input power of +36 dBm for each tone.
The spectrum I have is an old 8593A which obviously will not cover the range.
Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated.
Also, if I am to input such power into the spectrum, I would attenuate it from +36 to -4 so I don't saturate the input.
The question here is how do I account for this difference when testing?
Thank you very much for the help.
Have a nice day.