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Preface
About This Manual
This manual provides operating instructions for the RSA3303B, RSA3308B, and
RSA3408B Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer Option 30 3GPP Release 99 and
Release 5 uplink and downlink analysis software.
This manual supports the following instruments:
RSA3303B Option 30
RSA3308B Option 30
RSA3408B Option 30
The manual consists of the following sections:
Getting Started describes the overview of the 3GPP Release 5 analysis.
Operating Basics explains the menu functions and measurement procedures.
Appendices provide additional information about default settings and scale
setting ranges.
The analyzer uses Microsoft Windows XP as the operating system. This manual
does not describe common usage of Windows XP. Refer to your Windows manuals
as necessary.
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Preface
Related Manuals
The following documents are also available for the analyzer:
RSA3303B & RSA3308B User Manual
(Standard accessory; Tektronix part number 071-2363-XX)
RSA3408B User Manual
(Standard accessory; Tektronix part number 071-2364-XX)
Describes how to install the analyzer and how to work with the menus, and
details the standard functions. It also provides the specifications.
RSA3000B Series Programmer Manual
(Standard accessory; PDF, Tektronix part number 071-2382-XX)
Contains an alphabetical listing of the programming commands and other
information related to controlling the analyzer over the GPIB interface.
PDF Manual
The RSA3000B Series Programmer Manual (PDF only) is included in the
Documents CD (Tektronix part number 063-4089-XX).
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Getting Started
Getting Started
The RSA3303B, RSA3308B, and RSA3408B Option 30 3GPP Release 99 and
Release 5 Uplink and Downlink analysis software enables spectrum and
modulation analyses of W-CDMA signals defined in 3GPP (3
Partnership Project) Release 99 (“3GPP-R99”) and HSDPA (High Speed
Downlink Packet Access) signals defined in 3GPP Release 5 (“3GPP-R5”).
Measurements are performed on downlink QPSK and 16QAM or uplink BPSK
signals.
Table 1-1 summarizes the functions added by Option 30 by the measurement
modes of the analyzer.
Table 1-1: Additional functions in Option 30
rd
Generation
Measurement modeAdditional measurement items
S/A
(spectrum analysis)
Demod
(modulation analysis)
Time
(time analysis)
Channel power
ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio)
MC-ACLR (Multi-Carrier ACLR)
Spectrum emission Mask
OBW (Occupied Bandwidth)
EBW (Emission Bandwidth)
Carrier frequency
Code domain power
Power codogram
Code power versus Time slot
Code power versus Symbol
Symbol constellation
Symbol EVM (Error Vector Magnitude)
Symbol eye diagram
Symbol table
Modulation accuracy
ACK/NACK analysis
None - - -
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Analysis Definition
The analyzer performs measurements according to 3GPP specifications.
3GPP-R99 (W-CDMA)
The analyzer supports three types of W-CDMA uplink signals:
Uplink Analysis
DPDCH (Dedicated Physical Data Channel) /
DPCCH (Dedicated Physical Control Channel)
PRACH (Physical Random Access Data Channel)
PCPCH (Physical Common Packet Channel)
The analyzer covers the W-CDMA uplink parameters listed in Table 1-2.
Table 1-2: Uplink parameters
DPDCH/DPCCHPRACHPCPCH
ItemDPDCHDPCCHData partControl partData partControl part
Chip rate3.84 Mcps
Symbol rate15, 30, 60, 120,
240, 480, 960
ksps
Maximum number of
channels
Frame structure15 time-slots, 10 ms
Time slot2560 chips, 667
Scrambling codeLong or short
Preamble--4096 chips, 1.067 ms4096 chips, 1.067 ms
Modulation method BPSK for each channel
Baseband filterRoot-cosine with
611111
Number: 0 to 16,777,215
15 ksps15, 30, 60, 120
ksps
Long
Number: 0 to 8,191
α
15 ksps15, 30, 60, 120,
240, 480, 960
ksps
μ
s
Long
Number: 8,192 to 40,959
= 0.22 (default), 0.0001
≤α ≤
1
15 ksps
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NOTE.
The analyzer despreads DPCCH and the control part of the incoming
signal, using the frequency and phase to establish synchronization. If the level of
DPCCH or the control part is much lower than the level of the other channels,
accurate analysis may not be performed.
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Perform flatness correction and filtering.
Correct frequency and phase.
Calculate the preamble power.
Correct frequency and phase.
Obtain symbols for each channel of
DPDCH and DPCCH, and calculate
power for each symbol.
Search for a synchronous point by
despreading DPCCH.
Correlate data with the preamble pattern
and despread the control par t of
message to determine whether the data
is preamble or message and search for a
synchronous point.
Obtain symbols for the data and
control parts, and calculate
power for each symbol.
Message partPreamble
DPDCH/DPCCHPRACH, PCPCH
Measurement Functions.
Code domain power
The analyzer has the following measurement functions:
Measures power relative to the total power for each channel.
Time vs. Code domain power
Measures the relative power at symbol points for each channel in time series.
Code domain power spectrogram
Measures the code domain power continuously for up to 150 slots
(0.1 sec) and displays spectrogram for each slot.
Vector/Constellation
Measures the vector loci and chip points for entire signals, as well as
constellation at symbol points for each channel.
Modulation accuracy
Measures EVM (Error Vector Magnitude), amplitude and phase errors,
waveform quality, and origin offset for each channel.
Measures PCDE (Peak Code Domain Error), amplitude, Frequency, and phase
errors, waveform quality, and origin offset for a time slot.
Measurement Process.
The analyzer processes the input signals internally as shown
in Figure 1-1.
Figure 1-1: Internal process for W-CDMA uplink analysis
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3GPP-R5 Downlink
Analysis
Table 1-3 shows the 3GPP-R5 downlink transmission parameters for the analyzer.
Chip rate3.84 Mcps
Symbol rate7.5, 15, 30, 60, 120, 240, 480, and 960 ksps
Maximum number of channels512
Frame structureTime slot: 666.7
Scrambling codeGold code using M series by generator polynomial 18 bits
Channelization codeHierarchical orthogonal code series based on the
combination of chip rate and symbol rate
Modulation method for each channelQPSK or 16QAM
Baseband filterRoot-cosine with
Can be set in the range of 0.0001
Measurement Functions.
Code domain power: Measures the power relative to the total power for each
The analyzer has the following measurement functions:
μ
s
α
= 0.22 (default)
≤α ≤
1
channel. Multi-rate is supported and up to 512 channels can be measured.
Code domain power versus Time: Measures the relative power at symbol points
for each channel in time series.
Power codogram: Measures the code domain power continuously for up to
150 slots (0.1 sec) and displays a spectrogram for each slot.
Vector/Constellation: Measures the vector loci and chip points for all signals
as well as constellation at symbol points for each channel.
and phase errors, waveform quality, and origin offset for each channel.
Measures PCDE (Peak Code Domain Error), amplitude, frequency, and phase
errors; waveform quality; and origin offset for each time slot.
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3GPP-R5 Uplink
Analysis
Measurement Process.
The following steps show the internal process for the
3GPP-R5 downlink analysis:
1. Perform flatness correction and filtering.
2. Establish the synchronization with P-SCH.
3. Determine the range of scrambling code numbers with S-SCH.
4. Fix the scrambling code number and the phase.
5. Correct the frequency and the phase.
6. Perform high-speed Hadamard transformation.
7. Calculate the power for each symbol on all channels.
The analyzer supports the following types of 3GPP-R5 uplink signals:
DPDCH (Dedicated Physical Data Channel)
DPCCH (Dedicated Physical Control Channel)
HS-DPCCH (Dedicated Physical Control Channel for High-Speed
Downlink Shared Channel (HS-DSCH))
The analyzer covers the 3GPP-R5 uplink transmission parameters listed in
Tab le 1-4 .
Table 1-4: 3GPP-R5 uplink transmission parameters
ItemDPDCHDPCCHHS-DPCCH
Chip rate3.84 Mcps
Symbol rate15, 30, 60, 120, 240,
480, and 960 ksps
Maximum number of
channels
Frame structure15 time-slots, 10 ms15 time-slots, 10 ms5 sub-frames, 10 ms
Time slot2560 chips, 667
Scrambling codeLong or short. Number: 0 to 16,777,215
Modulation method for
each channel
Baseband filterRoot-cosine with
611
Can be set in the range of 0.0001
15 ksps15 ksps
μ
s
BPSK
α
= 0.22 (default).
≤α ≤
1
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Measurement Functions.
ACK/NACK analysis: Measures the HS-DPCCH to detect and display the
The analyzer has the following measurement functions:
ACK/NACK indicator, DTX (Discontinuous Transmission), and CQI (Channel
Quality Indicator).
Code domain power: Measures the power relative to the total power for each
channel. Multi-rate is supported and up to 512 channels can be measured.
Power codogram: Measures the code domain power continuously for up to
150 slots (0.1 sec) and displays spectrogram for each slot.
NOTE.
The code domain power and the power codogram can be displayed in the
subview only.
Measurement Process.
The following steps show the internal process for the
3GPP-R5 uplink analysis:
1. Perform flatness correction and filtering.
2. Search for a synchronous point by despreading DPCCH.
3. Correct the frequency and phase.
4. Obtain symbols for each channel of DPDCH and DPCCH, and calculate power
for each symbol.
NOTE.
using the frequency and phase to establish synchronization. If the level of DPCCH
or the control part is much lower than (about 1/10
The analyzer despreads DPCCH and the control part of an input signal,
th
) the level of the other channels
(DPDCH or the data part), the analysis may not be performed accurately.
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Measurement Menu
Standard...
3GPP-R5-DL *Channel Power
ACLR
Spectrum Emission Mask
OBW
EBW
Carrier Frequency
MC-ACLR
Standard...
3GPP-R5-DL *Code Domain Power
Power Codogram
Code Power versus Time Slot
Code Power versus Symbol
Symbol Constellation
Symbol EVM
Symbol Eye Diagram
Symbol Table
Modulation Accuracy
Mode
S/A
Demod
Time
3GPP-R5-UL *Code Domain Power
Power Codogram
Code Power versus Time Slot
Code Power versus Symbol
Symbol Constellation
Symbol EVM
Symbol Eye Diagram
Symbol Table
Modulation Accuracy
ACK/NACK Analysis
Measure menu items
3GPP-R5-UL *
CCDF
(Standard)* DL and UL represent downlink and uplink, respectively.
Channel Power
ACLR
Spectrum Emission Mask
OBW
EBW
Carrier Frequency
W-C D MA-U LChannel Power
ACLR
OBW
EBW
Carrier Frequency
W-CDMA-ULCode Domain Power
Power Codogram
Code Power versus Time Slot
Code Power versus Symbol
Symbol Constellation
Symbol EVM
Symbol Eye Diagram
Symbol Table
Modulation Accuracy
Getting Started
Figure 1-2 shows the measurement menus related to the 3GPP-R99/R5 analysis.
Figure 1-2: Measurement menus for the 3GPP-R99/R5 analysis
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For the CCDF (Complementary Cumulative Distribution Function) analysis in
Time mode, refer to your instrument user manual.
NOTE.
If you are not familiar with the operation of the analyzer, refer to your
instrument user manual.
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Operating Basics
3GPP-R99/R5 Spectrum Analysis
Standard...
3GPP-R5-DLChannel Power
ACLR
Spectrum Emission Mask
OBW
EBW
Carrier Frequency
MC-ACLR
Mode
S/A
Demod
Time
Measure menu items
3GPP-R5-UL
Channel Power
ACLR
Spectrum Emission Mask
OBW
EBW
Carrier Frequency
W-CDMA-ULChannel Power
ACLR
OBW
EBW
Carrier Frequency
This section describes the basic operation of 3GPP-R5 uplink/downlink analysis in
the S/A (Spectrum Analysis) mode. You can access the measurement items by
pressing S/A→Standard...→W-CDMA-UL (3GPP-R99 uplink),
3GPP-R5-DL (3GPP-R5 downlink), or 3GPP-R5-UL (3GPP-R5 uplink)
as shown in Figure 2-1.
Figure 2-1: Measurement menu in the S/A mode
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3GPP-R99/R5 Spectrum Analysis
Measurement Procedure
Use the following procedure to take a spectrum measurement in S/A mode.
NOTE.
For details on basic operation of the analyzer, refer to your instrument
user manual.
1. Press the S/A key on the front panel.
2. Press the side key: Standard... →3GPP-R5-DL (for downlink) or
3GPP-R5-UL (for uplink).
3. Press the Frequency/Channel key on the front panel to set frequency.
If you use the channel table, do these steps:
Press the Channel Table... side key and select W-CDMA-DL (for
downlink) or W-CDMA-UL (for uplink).
Press the Channel side key and select a channel by turning the general
purpose knob.
The center frequency is set to the value corresponding to the channel.
4. Press the Span key on the front panel and set span.
5. Press the Amplitude key on the front panel and set amplitude appropriately.
NOTE.
If the input level is too high, “Overrange - increase RefLev or Atten”
displays in the red box at the center top of the screen. If this occurs, raise the
reference level.
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6. Press the Measure key on the front panel and select a measurement item:
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Channel Power Measurement
The channel power measurement measures the channel power within a specified
bandwidth and the power spectral density in dBm/Hz.
After selecting Channel Power in the procedure described on page 2-2, set the
parameters in the Meas Setup menu as follows.
3GPP-R99/R5 Spectrum Analysis
Measurement Setup Menu
The Meas Setup menu for the channel power measurement contains the following
controls:
Channel Bandwidth.
Sets the frequency range for the measurement using the band
power marker (see Figure 2-2). Range: 50 kHz to 20 MHz (default: 3.84 MHz).
Measurement Filter Shape...
Rect (Rectangular, default)
Gaussian
Nyquist
Root Nyquist
Rolloff Ratio.
Sets the roll-off ratio when the Measurement Filter Shape is
Selects the filter to be used for the measurement:
Nyquist or Root Nyquist. Range: 0.0001 to 1 (default: 0.5).
Limits...
Sets the pass/fail limit for the channel power measurement.
When pressing this side key, the measurement limits editor appears. Refer to
Editing the Measurement Limits on page 2-14 for more information.
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Channel Bandwidth
Figure 2-2 shows an example of the channel power measurement.
Figure 2-2: Channel power measurement
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ACLR Measurement
3GPP-R99/R5 Spectrum Analysis
The ACLR (Adjacent Channel Leakage Power Ratio) measurement according to
the 3GPP-R5 standard is based on the ACPR measurement function in the normal
spectrum analysis. For the basics, refer to ACPR Measurement in your instrument
user manual.
The following settings are fixed according to the 3GPP-R5 standard:
After selecting ACLR in the procedure described on page 2-2, set the parameters
in the Meas Setup menu as follows.
Measurement Setup Menu
The Meas Setup menu for the ACLR measurement contains the following controls:
Sweep.
On. Default. Acquires an input signal with five scans by the channel spacing
Selects how to scan the 25 MHz span for acquiring an input signal.
(5 MHz).
Off. Acquires an input signal with a single scan in the 25 MHz span.
Noise Correction.
Determines whether to subtract the noise level from the
signal level to obtain the measurement results.
On. Measures noise level first, and then subtracts the noise level from the
signal level to calculate ACLR measurement values.
Off. Default. Calculates ACLR measurement values directly from the input
signal level.
Measurement Filter Shape...
Selects a filter shape:
Rect (rectangle) or RootNyquist (Root Nyquist, default)
Rolloff Ratio.
Sets the roll-off value when the filter is Root Nyquist.
Range: 0.0001 to 1 (default: 0.22)
Limits...
3GPP-R5 only. Sets the pass/fail limit for the ACLR measurement.
When you press this side key, the measurement limits editor appears. Refer to
Editing the Measurement Limits on page 2-14 for more information.
NOTE.
The ACLR measurement and the multi-carrier ACLR measurement use the
same limits setting.
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3GPP-R99/R5 Spectrum Analysis
MainUpper1Upper2Lower1Lower2
Figure 2-3 shows an example of the ACLR measurement. Measured values are
displayed in the lower part of the screen.
Figure 2-3: 3GPP-R5 ACLR measurement
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