Spectrum Analyzer Measurement Guide : Spectrum Analyzer : Measure Menu : EMF Menu (Option 444)
 
EMF Menu (Option 444)
Key Sequence: Shift > Measure (4) key > Power and Bandwidth > EMF Measurement
This menu is available only when Option 444 is installed on your instrument.
EMF Menu
 
EMF
On Off
Turns EMF Measurement on and off. Refer to Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Measurements Option 444 Measurement Guide, 10580-00455.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Back
Returns to the Power and BW Menu.
 
Masks and C/I Menu
Key Sequence: Shift > Measure (4) key > Masks and C/I
Masks and C/I Menu
 
 
Emission Mask (In-Band)
 
Spurious Emissions (Out-of-Band)
 
C/I
: Opens the C/I Menu.
 
 
 
 
Back
: Returns to the Measure Menu.
 
Emission Mask (In-Band) Menu
Key Sequence: Shift > Measure (4) key > Masks and C/I > Emission Mask (In-Band)
Emission Mask Menu
This submenu controls the setup and display of the emission mask. The emission mask is a segmented upper limit line that displays frequency range, peak power and frequency, relative power, and pass/fail status for each segment of the mask. The emission mask must have at least two segments. Refer to Emission Mask (In-Band) for more information.
Emission Mask On/Off
Turns On/Off the Emission Mask graph and table display. Before turning Emission Mask on, you must have created or recalled a mask.
With Emission Mask On, the Mask/Limit Line is adjusted up or down based on the selected Ref Power for every sweep. If the Ref Power is set to 'Peak', the center segment of the Mask/Limit is moved to match the peak amplitude of the current trace. If 'Channel' is selected, the center segment of the Mask/Limit is moved to match the calculated channel power contained in the current trace.
Recall Limit as Emission Mask
Opens the recall menu for selecting a limit line for use as the Emission Mask.
Ref Power Peak/Channel
Press this submenu key to toggle between the Peak and Channel settings. When Peak is selected, the mask is moved up or down so that the mask value at the center frequency is the same as the peak value of the trace. When Channel is selected, the reference power value is the same as would be calculated by the Channel Power measurement, over the defined channel width; in this case, the mask value at the center frequency is moved to the channel power measurement result.
Channel Width
Channel Width is preset within the Signal Standard. Press this submenu key, then use the directional arrow keys, rotary knob, or numeric keypad to adjust the channel width as desired.
Peak Markers On/Off
Turning on this feature displays a peak marker within an Emission Mask segment. For example, if the Emission Mask had seven segments then there would be seven peak markers.
Back
 
Returns to the Masks and C/I Menu.
Spurious Emissions (Out-of-Band) Menu
Key Sequence: Shift > Measure (4) key > Masks and C/I > Spurious Emissions (Out-of-Band)
Emission Mask Menu
 
Spurious Emissions On/Off
Turns On/Off the Spurious Emissions measurement. Refer to Spurious Emissions (Out-of-Band) for more information.
Sweep Single/Continuous
Press this submenu key to select Single sweep mode or to initiate Continuous measurement sweeping of the full mask. Press the key again to stop the continuous measurements. Refer to Spurious Emissions (Out-of-Band) Measurements.
Sweep Once
Press this submenu key to initiate a single sweep of the currently active segment (highlighted in yellow in the Spurious Emission table). The sweep mode must be set to Single.
Sweep All
Initiates a single measurement sweep of all segments in the mask. The sweep mode must set to Single.
Segment Setup
Press this submenu key to access the Spurious Segments submenu. See Figure: Spurious Segments Submenu. This key is active only when Spurious Emissions is On.
Auto Save Off/On/Full
Selects the mask data Auto Save process. When set to On, an HTML file is saved with each segment’s setup and pass/fail results. Auto Save Full saves two file types, HTML and JPG. The HTML file contains setup information, pass/fail results and trace data for all segments in the mask, as well as the screen captures in the associated JPG files. The JPG files are picture files of the measurements associated with each segment. Both the On and Full selections also contain an overall pass/fail status for the mask. Refer to Auto Save Modes.
Clear Status
Press this submenu key to clear the Peak and Status data in the Spurious Emission table and all of the supported data in the mask data file.
Back
 
Returns to the Masks and C/I Menu.
 
 
Spurious Segments Submenu
For more information on creating and editing mask segments, refer to Spurious Emissions (Out-of-Band).
Spurious Segment
Press this submenu key to select the number of a segment to be edited or swept. The key is active only when the segment number is highlighted in red. Use the directional arrow keys, rotary knob, or numeric keypad to enter the desired number.
Save Current Settings to Selected Segment
Press this submenu key to save the data in the display and all of the supported data for the selected spurious segment in the Spurious Emission table. See Figure: Spurious Emission Measurements.
Add Current Settings As New Segment
Creates a new segment with the current parameter set. The new segment is appended to the end of the list in the Spurious Emission table.
Delete Current Segment
Deletes the current segment from the Spurious Emission table.
Segment Start Amplitude
Press this submenu key to set a value for the segment’s start limit amplitude. When the value is highlighted in red, use the directional arrow keys, rotary knob, or numeric keypad to enter the amplitude value.
Segment Stop Amplitude
Press this submenu key to set a value for the segment’s stop limit amplitude. When the value is highlighted in red, use the directional arrow keys, rotary knob, or numeric keypad to enter the amplitude value.
Save Mask
Saves the mask data from the display and Spurious Emission table and all supporting mask data into the mask data file.
Back
 
Returns to the previous menu.
 
C/I Menu
Key Sequence: Shift > Measure (4) key > Masks and C/I > C/I
C/I Menu
 
 
On/Off
Turns carrier to interference ratio measurements on or off.
Center Freq
Press this submenu key to set the center frequency using the keypad, arrow keys, or the rotary knob. When using the numeric keypad, press a unit key or press Enter for values in MHz. With zero offset, this key is labeled Center Freq. With an offset other than zero, this key is labeled Offset Center Freq, as illustrated on the left, below the full menu. Refer to Freq 1/2 (Frequency Menu with Offset Function).
Span
Press this submenu key to set the frequency span using the keypad, arrow keys, or the rotary knob. When using the numeric keypad, press a unit key or press Enter for values in MHz.
Carrier Signal Type
Press this submenu key to display the C/I Signal Type Menu.
Sweep Time
Press this submenu key to set the sweep time. The sweep time is displayed on the key. Use the arrow keys or the rotary knob, then press Enter. Or use the number keypad, then press a unit key (or press Enter for values in µs).
Back
Returns to the Masks and C/I Menu.
 
Offset Center Freq
Submenu key label when a frequency offset has been entered.
 
C/I Signal Type Menu
Key Sequence: Shift > Measure (4) key > Masks and C/I > C/I > Carrier Signal Type
C/I Signal Type Menu
After you select a signal type, by pressing a submenu key, the C/I Menu is automatically displayed. This is the default behavior even if you press the active key (with the red circle displayed).
 
NB FHSS
Press this submenu key to set Narrowband Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum as the interfering signal type.
WB FHSS
Press this submenu key to set Wideband Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum as the interfering signal type.
Broadband
Press this submenu key to set Broadband (such as CDMA or GSM) as the interfering signal type.
 
 
Back
Returns to the C/I Menu. without changing the currently‑selected signal type.
 
AM/FM Demod 1/2 Menu
Key Sequence: Shift > Measure (4) key > AM/FM Demod
SPA AM/FM Demod 1/2 Menu
On/Off
Turns AM/FM Demodulation on or off.
Demod Type
Provides submenu keys to select the type of signal to be demodulated (refer to Demod Type (AM/FM) Menu):
FM Wide Band
FM Narrow Band
AM
USB
LSB
Demod Freq
Use the keypad, the directional arrow keys, or the rotary knob to enter the center frequency of the signal to be demodulated. This frequency does not have to be within the current frequency sweep range to which the instrument is set.
Demod Time
Use the keypad, the directional arrow keys, or the rotary knob to increase or decrease the demodulation time, and press the Enter key to select. The demodulation time can be set from 100 milliseconds to 200 seconds. The instrument sweeps one time for every demodulation period. Sweeping pauses during the demodulation time.
Set Demod Freq to Current Marker Freq
Sets the demodulation frequency to the frequency of the current marker.
Volume
The current volume setting is displayed on the screen. Use the up or down arrow keys or rotary knob to change the volume, and press the Enter key to select.
More
Press this submenu key to display the AM/FM Demod 2/2 (More) Menu.
Back
Returns to the Measure Menu.
 
Demod Type (AM/FM) Menu
Key Sequence: Shift > Measure (4) key > AM/FM Demod > Demod Type
SPA AM/FM Demod Menu
Press one of these submenu keys to select an AM/FM demodulation type. The red circle indicates the active selection.
FM Wide Band
Frequency Modulation
 
 
FM Narrow Band
Frequency Modulation
 
AM
Amplitude Modulation
 
USB
 
Upper Sideband. This can also be used when demodulating CW (Morse code) signals.
 
LSB
Lower Sideband. This can also be used when demodulating CW (Morse code) signals.
 
 
 
Back
Returns to the AM/FM Demod 1/2 Menu.
Refer to AM/FM/SSB Demodulation for a description of the built‑in demodulator.
 
AM/FM Demod 2/2 (More) Menu
Key Sequence: Shift > Measure (4) key > AM/FM Demod > More
SPA AM/FM Demod 2/2 Menu
 
 
Squelch Power
Sets the squelch power value. Use this setting to limit noise when there is no signal to demodulate. The squelch value is the limit below which no signal is demodulated.
Beat Freq Osc
Sets the beat frequency of the oscillator to exactly set the demodulation frequency of USB and LSB signals. Displayed only when USB or LSB is selected as the Demod Type. This can also be used when demodulating CW (Morse code) signals.
 
 
Back
Returns to the AM/FM Demod 1/2 Menu.
 
Generator Menu (Optional)
Key Sequence: Shift > Measure (4) key > Generator
This menu is available only in spectrum analyzers with Tracking Generator (Option 20).
SPA Generator Menu
 
 
Generator Output
On Off
Turns the Tracking Generator Option on and off.
 
For more information about the Tracking Generator, refer to the Tracking Generator Measurement Guide, Anritsu part number 10580-00339.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Back
Returns to the Measure Menu.