Caracteristicas
Analizador de Espectro de Tiempo Real
Serie RSA3300B
Caracteristicas y Beneficios
- Descubre
- DPX™ El procesamiento del espectro provee una manera intuitiva de entender senales de RF que varian con el tiempo con una escala graduada en color basada en la ocurrencia de los espectros en la frecuencia
- Revolucionaria pantalla DPX que muestra transientes con mas de 48,000 espectros por segundo
- Trigger (Disparo)
- Dsipare con mascaras de frecuencia exclusivas de Tektronix (FMT) Offers Easy Event-based Capture of Transient RF Signals by Triggering on Any Change in the Frequency Domain
- Capture
- Rango de frecuencia de DC to 8 GHz
- Todas las senales en spans de hasta 15 MHZ capturadas en memoria
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Hasta 2.56 segundos de longitud de registro en anchos de banda de 15 MHz para proveer una capacidad de analisis completo en tiempo sin la necesidad de multiples adquisiciones
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Entradas diferenciales IQ disponibles
- Analise
- Extensas capacidades de despliege miltidominio en tiempo, frecuencia, fase y amplitud para entender rapidamente los efectos Causa Efecto en la depuracion de circuitos de RF
- Medicion y estadisticas para caracterisar sus componentes en ACLR, Potencia vs Tiempo, CCDF, PDF
- Mediciones de pulsos icluyendo: Ancho de pulso, ciclo de trabajo, fase de pulso a pulso
- Analisis fuera de linea disponible con el software RSAVu
Aplicaciones
- Depuracion de componentes y modulos de RF
- Encontrar interferencias desconocidas en modo de monitoreo del espectro
- Analisis de senales que varian con el tiempo
- Caracterisar senales pulsadas y de radar
- Funcionalidad de analizador vectorial para carios estandares de RFID
- Soporte a estandares de 3GPP, 3GPP2, WiMax y RFID con el software RSAVu
Discover
The DPX spectrum processing engine brings live analysis of transient events to spectrum analyzers. Performing more than 48,000 frequency transforms per second, transients as brief as 41 ìs are displayed in the frequency domain. This is orders of magnitude faster than conventional analysis techniques. Events are color-coded by rate of occurrence onto a bitmapped display, providing unparalleled insight into transient signal behavior.
Trigger
The Tektronix Frequency Mask Trigger (FMT, Opt. 02) makes it easy to trigger on signals in the frequency domain and capture transient signals in bandwidths up to 15 MHz. An FMT is simply configured to monitor all changes in frequency occupancy within the capture bandwidth. The Power Trigger, working in any capture bandwidth, fires at the instant in time when the RF input signal crosses a user-set power threshold. An external trigger is available for synchronization to test system events.
Capture
Unlike many SA/VSA combination instruments, the RSA3300Bs are fully preselected at all times for spurious and image rejection in any combination of capture bandwidth and frequency. Capture of small signals in the presence of large signals is enabled with 70 dB Spurious-Free Dynamic Range (SFDR) and class-leading image rejection in all capture bandwidths. Capture once – make multiple measurements without recapturing. Record lengths vary depending upon the selected capture bandwidth-up to 2.56 seconds at 15 MHz, 40.96 seconds at 1 MHz or 1.14 hours at 10 kHz bandwidth with FMT/Deep Memory Option 02.
Analyze
The RSA3300Bs offer analysis capabilities that advance productivity for engineers working on components or in RF system design, integration and performance verification, or operations engineers working in network or spectrum management.
- Spectrograms display both frequency and amplitude changes over time. Measurements are Time-correlated across the frequency, phase, amplitude and modulation domains.
- Analog modulation analysis and pulse analysis are standard.
- A wealth of modulation analysis supports are available, including the UMTS Family (3GPP HSUPA and HSDPA) and WiMax (Fixed and Mobile). General purpose modulation analysis includes support for M-QAMs, QPSKs and the latest RFID standards including ISO 18000-7 and 15963, plus signal source analysis including phase noise, jitter, and frequency-settling time. See specifications for details on measurement options.

RFID Demodulation
 As the RFID test leader, RSA3300B supports all latest RFID standards including ISO 18000-7 and ISO 15693. It provides the ideal RFID test solution from standard based RF conformance test to RF troubleshooting in the prototype lab tests.
Software-Defined Radio (Frequency Hopping)

RTSA can fully analyze the PLL and Demodulation performance of Frequency Hopping Radios. Unlike a conventional VSA’s capability of only quantifying the modulation quality of the center frequency, the RSA3300B can verify the whole system performance by measuring PLL and modulation quality at any hopped frequencies. In addition, RSA3300Bs also provide automatic measurement of the frequency settling time with the built-in Modulation Domain analyzer.
 Here, a Frequency Mask Trigger was set to monitor the frequency domain any changes in the spectrum, and it triggered on transient interference. The spectrogram shows the time relationship between the wanted good signal and the interference transient signals, and the spectrum display shows what was happening at the precise moment the interfering signal was present in the band. FMT is an essential tool for separating known signals from unwanted interference.
Accessories
A wide range of Tektronix active and passive probes are supported with the RTPA2A probe adapter for your RSA3300B in circuit-troubleshooting applications. Probe calibration factors are transferred via USB for calibrated measurements.
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TekConnect Probe Supported |
Frequency Range |
Type |
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P7225 |
2.5 GHz |
Active |
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P7240 |
4 GHz |
Active |
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P7260 |
6 GHz |
Active |
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P7330 |
3.5 GHz |
Differential |
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P7350 |
5 GHz |
Differential |
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P7350SMA |
5 GHz |
Differential SMA |
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P7380 |
8 GHz |
Z-Active Differential |
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P7380SMA |
8 GHz |
Differential SMA |
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P7313 |
>12.5 GHz |
Z-Active Differential |
RSA3300B: The Cost- effective Member of the RTSA Family
Tektronix offers six different Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer models to meet a range of needs for frequency coverage, real-time bandwidth and dynamic range. The table below summarizes the differences between the models. Full details of the RSA3408B and RSA6100A models are available in separate data sheets.
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Specification or Feature |
RSA3303/08B |
RSA3408B |
RSA6106/14A |
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Freq Range |
DC to 3.0 / 8.0 GHz |
DC to 8.0 GHz |
9 kHz to 6.2/ 14.0 GHz |
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Max. Capture BW |
15 MHz |
36 MHz |
40 MHz standard 110 MHz Option |
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Triggers, Standard |
Level, Free Run, External |
Level, Free Run, External |
Level, Free Run, External(2), Line |
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Triggers, Optional |
Frequency Mask, 15 MHz BW |
Frequency Mask, 36 MHz BW |
Frequency Mask, 40/110 MHz BW |
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Digital Phosphor (DPX) Spectrum Update Rate, Max Span and Min. Signal Duration |
>48,000 Spectrums/sec, 15 MHz Max Span Min. Sig. Duration: 41 us |
>48,000 Spectrums/sec, 36 MHz Max Span Min. Sig. Duration: 31 us |
>48,000 Spectrums/sec, 40 / 110 MHz Max Span Min. Sig. Duration: 31 / 24 us |
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Memory |
64M/256MB |
64M/256MB |
256M / 1GB |
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Spurious -Free Dynamic Range at Max. Capture BW |
-70 dBc/15 MHz |
-73 dBc/36 MHz |
-73 dBc/110 MHz |
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DANL, 1 GHz |
-150 dBm/Hz |
-151 dBm/Hz |
-149 dBm/Hz |
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ACLR (3GPP 1 DPCH) |
66 dB |
72 dB |
79 dB |
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SSB Phase Noise at Specified Offsets at 1 GHz, dBc/Hz (Typical) |
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10 kHz |
-108 |
-112 |
-110 |
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1 MHz |
-133 |
-135 |
-134 |
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10 MHz |
-136 |
-140 |
-142 |
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Screen Size, User Interface |
8.4 Inch Screen, Keyboard, Mouse, Front Panel |
8.4 Inch Screen, Keyboard, Mouse, Front Panel |
10.4 Inch Touch-Screen, Keyboard, Mouse, Front Panel |
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Interface Ports |
GPIB, LAN, USB(2) |
GPIB, LAN, USB(2) |
GPIB, LAN, USB(4) |
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Storage Media |
Internal HDD, FDD |
Internal HDD, FDD Optional Removable HDD |
Internal HDD, DVD ±RW Optional Removable HDD |
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IQ Inputs Option |
20 MHz BW Differential Inputs |
40 MHz BW Differential Inputs |
Not Available |
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IF Outputs |
Not Available |
Standard, 421 MHz, 40 MHz BW |
Option, 500 MHz, 120 MHz BW |
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Digital I and Q Output Option Bandwidth |
Not Available |
Up to 36 MHz BW |
Up to 110 MHz BW, fully corrected amplitude and phase |
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Preamplifier |
Option, External, 0.1 - 3 GHz 20 dB Gain nominal |
Option, External, 0.1 - 3 GHz 20 dB Gain nominal |
Option, Internal, 0.01 - 3 GHz 30 dB Gain nominal |
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