Frequency Down Converter

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  • #88700
    catshot
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    I will eventually be using the SA-44B pending the collection of ‘information’. My title sort of says it all. The question is: If I’m using an injected LO frequency of 4GHz into a converter and feed the detected output into the SA, is there a function in the software I can set to make the PC output appear as receiving what I want the start frequency to say? I.e. If the signal of interest is 5.8GHz can I tell the SA the start frequency is 4GHz? Thank you for any info provided. Mike C.

    #88737
    Ivan Ionov
    Participant

    You can export the plot to csv and than in excel do the recalculation of the frequency values.

    #88858
    AndrewAndrew
    Moderator

    Hi Catshot,

    Currently setting a frequency offset in the software is not available. This is something we have wanted to add in for awhile. Thanks for the suggestion.

    Regards,
    A.J.

    #88859
    catshot
    Participant

    Thanks guys for all your inputs. I got confused when hendorg said the SA would treat the fixed sig gen as a spike and remove it. Then Andy mentioned max hold and that cinched it. Bottom line for me is I want to start off simple and then get the TG at a later date, should I be doing a lot of ‘sweeping’.

    cheers,
    Mike (aka. catshot)

    #90572
    hendorog
    Participant

    Sorry for confusing you catshot. All that info was actually in my post, but you wouldn’t be the first person who didn’t understand what the hell I was on about 🙂

    Cheers,
    Roger

    #90630
    catshot
    Participant

    Well the SA & TG came in yesterday and I’m in the process of ‘getting-acquainted’ with all the bells and whistles. I printed the manuals and now will do some studying and be back later when I get stuck. Great community here, I’m looking forward to learning more. Mike.

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