N5106A Datasheet, PDF (11/16 Pages) Keysight Technologies – PXB Baseband Generator and Channel Emulator

Frequency Reference
Characteristics
Internal time base reference
External reference input
Reference output
OCXO, 10 MHz, stability ±0.01 ppm,
from +20 to +30 °C
Aging ±0.1 ppm/year for the first year
Aging ±0.15 ppm/year for the first 2 years
Operating temperature range is from
0-40 °C
1 MHz to 100 MHz, –5 to +10 dBm;
50 Ω
10 MHz, 0.9 Vpp ±10%; 50 Ω
Clock, Trigger,
and Marker
Characteristics
Channel synchronization
Trigger source
External trigger in
Trigger delay
Trigger jitter
Trigger to analog I/Q out latency
Trigger to RF latency
N5102A latency¹
Input
Output
N5102A synchronization
RF to RF latency^{2, 3}
Marker outputs⁴
Marker source
Marker delay
Marker polarity
< 21 ns
Software, hardware, bus (GPIB, LAN)
3.3 V CMOS (nom)
0 to 100 ms
5 ns
250 ns (nom)
N5182A MXG: 600 ns (nom)
E4438C ESG: 1.3 us (nom)
500 ns @ 100 MHz sample rate, 60 us @ 1 MHz
400 ns @ 100 MHz sample rate, 25 us @ 1 MHz
N5102A and PXB operate on independent
(non-transparent) clock domains. Best
case synchronization between multiple
N5102A units and PXB is ± 1 sample
(with re-sampling off)
N5182A MXG through digital bus: 33 us (nom)
N5182A MXG through analog I/Q: 22 us (nom)
E4438C ESG through digital bus: 27 us (nom)
E4438C ESG through analog I/Q: 22 us (nom)
3 markers per I/O port
3.3V CMOS (nom)
Separate marker file, markers embedded in
waveform, dynamic marker generation
0 to 1,024 samples (settable in time)
Positive, negative
1. Does not include PXB and RF latency.
2. Latency is measured from the signal analyzer's RF input to the signal generator’s RF output.
3. Power calibration not performed when connecting the PXB to the MXG through analog I/Q.
4. Markers are labeled 1, 3, and 4. Marker 2 is reserved for internal use only.
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