Measurement Software Options for RSA3408A • RSA3303A • RSA3308A
Features & Benefits
Trigger
– Tektronix Exclusive Frequency
Mask Trigger Makes Eventbased Capture of Transient
RF Signals Easy by Triggering
on Any Change in the
Frequency Domain
Capture
– All Input Signals up to 36 MHz
Spans are Seamlessly Captured
Into Memory
– Long Record Length Enables
Complete Analysis Over Time
Without Making Multiple
Trigger, Capture, Analyze
See frequency, amplitude and modulation
change over time. With only a single
acquisition, Real-Time Spectrum
Analyzers (RTSA) capture a continuous
time record of changing RF events and
enable time-correlated analysis in the
Frequency, Time and Modulation
domains. You get the functionality of
a vector signal analyzer, a wide band
RSA3303/8ARSA3408A
General Purpose ModulationOpt. 21Opt. 21
W-CDMA UplinkOpt. 23
GSM/EDGEOpt. 24
CDMA 1X Forward/Reverse LinkOpt. 25
1X EVDO Forward/Reverse LinkOpt. 26
3GPP Release 5 Downlink (HSDPA)Opt. 27
3GPP Release 6 (HSUPA)
TD-SCDMAOpt. 28
WLAN 802.11a/b/g/nOpt. 29
*2
For 3GPP Release 6 (HSUPA) analysis, Opt. 23 and 27 are required in addition to Opt. 40.
*2
spectrum analyzer, plus the unique
trigger-capture-analyze capability of
RTSA – in one package. Optional
application-focused software allows
you to tailor the advanced characterization and troubleshooting tools of
the RTSA to meet the needs of your
specific application.
Opt. 40
Acquisitions
– Interfaces with TekConnect
Probes for RF and Baseband
Probing
Analyze
– Analyze Frequency, Amplitude
and Modulation Over Time
– Multi-domain Analysis Enables
Fast, Complete Signal Analysis
in Frequency, Time, Code and
Modulation Domains
– General Purpose Digital
Modulation Analysis
– 802.11a/b/g/n Measurement
Suite
– Codogram Provides a Simple,
Graphical Means of Analyzing
Individual Code Powers
versus Time
– Key Signaling Analysis Over
Air Interface Enables Checking
Interaction between Base
Station and UE
– Signal Source Analysis
Simplifies Phase Noise, Jitter
and Frequency Settling
Measurements
Symbol Display, Frequency Error and Origin
Offset Measurement.
Eye Diagram Display Format –
I/Q/Trellis Display (1 to 16 symbols).
Error Vector Diagram Display Format –
EVM, Magnitude Error, Phase Error, Waveform
Quality (ρ), Frequency Error and Origin Offset
Measurement.
Coding Format –
NRZ-L (8 periods), NRZ-L (4 periods), NRZ-L (2
periods), PWM, Bit Cell, Miller, Modified Miller, Miller
(M_2), Miller (M_4), Miller (M_8), Manchester, NRZ.
Symbol Table Display Format –
Binary, Octal, Hexadecimal.
Signal Source Analysis –
Phase Noise, Jitter and Automated Frequency
Settling Measurement.
RFID Standards –
ISO/IEC 18000 Part 4 Mode 1.
ISO/IEC 18000 Part 6 Type A, B, C.
ISO/IEC 18092.
ISO/IEC 14443 Part 2 Type A, B.
EPC Global Generation 1 Class 0, Class 1.
Measurement Software Options for RSA3408A • RSA3303A • RSA3308A
STABILITY
RSA3308A/3303A
Noise Sidebands, dBc/Hz
OffsetAt 1 GHz CFAt 2 GHz CFAt 6 GHz CF
SpecTypicalSpecTypicalSpecTypical
1 kHz–100–107–96–99–87–90
10 kHz–105–112–104–107–104–107
20 kHz–105–112–105–108–105–108
30 kHz–105–112–105–108–105–108
100 kHz–112–115–112–115–112–115
1 MHz–132–135–132–135–128–131
5 MHz–135–140–135–138–130–133
7 MHz–135–140–135–138–130–133
Frequency Settling Time
RSA3408A (typical).
Input Power – –5 dBm.
RF Attenuator – 0 dB.
Smoothing Factor – 1.
Span – ≥10 MHz.
Input Frequency – 100 MHz to 101 MHz.
Frequency Settling Threshold – 100 kHz.
Span – 100 kHz.
Input Frequency – 10 MHz to 10.01 MHz.
RSA3300A Series (typical)
Input Power – –5 dBm.
RF Attenuator – 0 dB.
Smoothing Factor – 1.
Span – ≥10 MHz.
Input Frequency – 100 MHz to 101 MHz.
Frequency Settling Threshold – 100 KHz.
Span – 100 kHz.
Input Frequency – 10 MHz to 10.01 MHz.
Opt. 23 – W-CDMA
Uplink Analysis
Perform key measurements for 3GPP
TS34.121 including PRACH analysis capability.
Supports the Following Measurements –
Constellation, EVM, Eye Diagram, Symbol Table, CDP
Spectrogram, CDP vs. Short Code, CDP vs. Symbol,
CDP vs. Time Slot, Symbol Constellation, Symbol
EVM, Symbol Eye Diagram.
Supports W-CDMA Uplink Signals –
DPDCH 9 Dedicated Physical Data Channel/DPCCH
(Dedicated Physical Control Channel), PRACH
(Physical Random Access Data Channel), PCPCH
(Physical Common Packet Channel).
Measurement Software Options for RSA3408A • RSA3303A • RSA3308A
Opt. 24 – GSM/EDGE Analysis Software
Perform key measurements for ETSI TS 100 910 and 3GPP TS45.005.
Burst Type: Normal
CharacteristicsDescription
Modulation Accuracy Measurement
Carrier Power Range–30 to +30 dBm
Phase Error Measurement Accuracy for GMSK Modulation (typical)≤0.8º (RMS)
≤1.8º (Peak)
Phase Error Resolution0.01º
EVM Measurement Accuracy for 8-PSK Modulation (typical)≤0.9% (RMS)
EVM Resolution0.01%
Time Resolution0.15625 µs at 5 MHz span
Burst Count1000 maximum
Mean Power Measurement
RF Input Range–50 dBm to +30 dBm
Absolute Power Measurement Accuracy for GSM900 ±0.5 dB
at 20 ºC to 30 ºC, Excluding Mismatch Error (typical)Signal frequency: 880 MHz to 960 MHz, Signal power: +10 dBm to –30 dBm,
Absolute Power Measurement Accuracy for DCS1800/PCS1900 ±0.6 dB
at 20 ºC to 30 ºC, Excluding Mismatch Error (typical)Signal frequency: 1710 MHz to 1990 MHz, Signal power: +10 dBm to –30 dBm,
Resolution0.01 dB
Burst Count1000 maximum
Power Versus Time Measurement
RF Input Range–50 dBm to +30 dBm
Power Ramp Relative Accuracy (typical)±0.2 dB at 0 dBfs to –40 dBfs
Time Resolution (typical)0.15625 µs at 5 MHz span
Marker Amplitude Resolution0.001 dB
Burst Count1000 maximum
RF attenuator: 0 dB –20 dB, after auto level is performed at 5 MHz span
RF attenuator: 0 dB to 20 dB, after auto level is performed at 5 MHz span