2010 Ieee Autotestcon 2010
DOI: 10.1109/autest.2010.5613592
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Fundamentals of modern spectral analysis

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“…erefore, in this case, the application of frequency-domain analysis is born, and the frequency-domain analysis of the signal can reflect the frequency-domain components and distribution of the signal, which has a good engineering and scientific research application prospect. e frequency-domain analysis of the signal mainly includes two kinds of spectrum analysis: classical spectrum and modern spectrum [10].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…erefore, in this case, the application of frequency-domain analysis is born, and the frequency-domain analysis of the signal can reflect the frequency-domain components and distribution of the signal, which has a good engineering and scientific research application prospect. e frequency-domain analysis of the signal mainly includes two kinds of spectrum analysis: classical spectrum and modern spectrum [10].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A spectrum analyzer [5] is a device that is used technically for assessing a frequency source with respect to its strength. It is used in getting a visual display to show the different bands.…”
Section: Spectrum Analyzermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 49 shows the geographic mask concept applied in a satellite mission simulation on a specific mission day from the GS located at UPM University, where satellite entry and exit points indicate the available satellite FOV from the GS location in this specific satellite pass (see Figure 49( There are various types of equipment, from the swept spectrum analyzer developed in the 1960s as the first test equipment (Deery, 2007), through the FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) spectrum analyzer based on the transformation of discrete or digitized signals into the frequency domain using the discrete Fourier transform, to the latest high performance equipment with analog to digital converters implemented since 1980s. In this sense, there are different processes and techniques for measuring and locating interference sources according to the type of analyzer selected (Brown, 1997;Nagano et al 2008;Hunter et al 2011;Gorin, 2003): Width) filtering, can now be done digitally, improving performance and reducing calibration requirements. The DSP integration has improved the performance of the swept spectrum analyzer, and has led to the development and prevalence of the FFT based spectrum analyzer.…”
Section: Geographic Maskmentioning
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“…Basically, once the local oscillator module provides a sinusoidal signal to the down-converter module it is mixed with the input signal producing the desired frequency; in a swept type, the sinusoidal signal is swept linearly over the frequency band or span to be measured; in an FFT type, the local oscillator module provides a frequency stepped sinusoidal signal whose step size is determined by the frequency coverage of the FFT. Figure 51 shows the simplified block diagram of these types of spectrum analyzers (Hunter et al 2011). Considering the purposes are to locate signal interfering sources surrounding the GS location, to capture signal spectrum data relative to the frequency versus level, and to in-situ preliminary analysis, spectrum analyzer specifications such as the frequency coverage and accuracy, the amplitude accuracy and the resolution bandwidth must be taken into account when selecting the equipment.…”
Section: Geographic Maskmentioning
confidence: 99%
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