Rohde and Schwarz Gmbh & Co. Kg

Roland Minihold

Albert Winter

Kurt Schmidt

Thilo Bednorz

Martin Weiss

Manfred Mueller

Hardy Scheidig

Hans Joachim Simon

A method is described for measuring the modulation error in digital modulated high frequency signal, whose amplitude and/or phase is digitally distorted according to a predetermined function, in particular limited by a given clip factor, in which the signal to be measured is compared with a locally generated reference signal that was generated by taking the predetermined distortion function into account.

Method for measuring the modulation error of digitally modulated high frequency signals

A method for determining the parameters and characteristics of an n-port network such as an amplifier is described. The parameters are determined by applying an input signal train or sequence with different amplitudes and measuring an output signal train, taking into account a temporal displacement that the output signal train has in relation to the input signal train. The temporal displacement is determined by a cross-correlation of the output signal train with the input signal train.

Method of determining parameters of an N-gate

A measuring device is provided for measuring intermodulation distortion of a measuring object. The measuring device includes a first signal generator which produces a first signal that is supplied to an input of a measuring object, a signal combining device having a first input which is connected to the output of the measuring object, and a signal analyzing device which is connected to the output of the signal combining device. According to the disclosure, a second signal generator which is synchronized with the first signal generator is provided, and second signal generator producing a second signal that is supplied to a second input of the signal combining device.

Method and device for measuring intermodulation distortion

In an analog-digital converter, a sine signal angle-modulated with noise or pseudonoise is used as a dither signal. The dither signal is superposed on an analog useful signal that is to be digitized. This signal is then digitized. The dither signal is then filtered out to produce the digitized useful signal.

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