E6835A [AGILENT]

TD-SCDMA Calibration Application; TD- SCDMA应用校准
E6835A
型号: E6835A
厂家: AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES, LTD.    AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES, LTD.
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TD-SCDMA Calibration Application
TD- SCDMA应用校准

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Agilent  
E6835A TD-SCDMA Calibration Application  
For the E6601A Wireless Communications Test Set  
Data Sheet  
The next generation of mobile phone  
E6601A Features  
manufacturing test.  
• CW, AM, FM, DSB-SC source modulation  
• RF analyzer  
• Spectrum monitor  
• Transmitter power measurements  
• Power versus time measurement  
• Frequency error measurement  
• Optional IQ capture waveform sampling  
• Internal OCXO time base  
• Built-in open Windows XP PC  
• Built-in help system  
• Run test programs with internal or external PC  
• GPIB, USB, and LAN connectivity and control  
The E6601A is the newest test set from Agilent Technologies,  
designed especially for high-volume, test-mode manufacturing.  
Combining industry-leading measurement speed, selectable  
formats, flexible licensing, and an integrated open Windows®  
XP PC, the E6601A helps you achieve the lowest cost of test in  
mobile phone manufacturing.  
The E6601A and its available technology-specific software  
applications deliver industry leading measurement speed and  
accuracy for your mobile phone test needs.  
The Agilent E6835A TD-SCDMA Calibration Application is  
a non-signaling application optimized for TD-SCDMA user  
equipment calibration. The E6835A also provides a choice of  
perpetual, transportable, or term licenses for maximizing asset  
utilization and your cost per test.  
E6835A Features  
Source modulation  
• CW, AM, FM, DSB-SC source modulation  
• TD-SCDMA source modulation  
Because it’s Agilent, you can be confident—it operates using  
trusted, proven measurement methodology that ensures  
measurement integrity that is never compromised.  
Power measurements  
• Mean power  
• Root-raised cosine (RRC) filtered mean power  
Spectral measurements  
• Adjacent channel leakage ratio (ACLR)  
• Spectrum emission mask (SEM)  
• Spectrum monitor  
Modulation quality  
• CW frequency error  
• DPCH error vector magnitude (EVM)  
• DPCH peak code domain error (PCDE)  
• DPCH frequency error  
Dynamic power measurement  
Technical Specifications  
DPCH Measurement Suite  
These specifications apply to an Agilent E6601A Wireless  
Communications Test Set mainframe and the E6835A  
TD-SCDMA Calibration Application firmware revision A.05  
or higher. Only feature additions beyond the Agilent E6890A  
General Purpose Application are included in this document.  
Specifications describe the test set’s warranted performance  
and are valid for the unit’s operation within 10 °C of the last  
self alignment. All specifications are valid after a 30-minute  
warm-up period of continuous operation with valid self  
alignment. If the instrument has been off for longer than  
48 hours, a 48-hour warm-up period followed by self  
alignment is required.  
Includes mean power, RRC filtered mean power, ACLR, EVM,  
frequency error, PCDE, and SEM measurements.  
Trigger setup  
Delay  
–20 to +20 ms  
External, immediate, RF rise  
Sources  
Mean and RRC-filtered mean power measurements  
Input level range  
Average power  
–65 to +28 dBm/1.28 MHz  
Measurement accuracy  
–61 to +28 dBm/1.28 MHz  
< 0.65 dB, typically < 0.3 dB  
With < 48 hours warm-up before self alignment initiated  
Supplemental characteristics are intended to provide typical,  
but non-warranted, performance parameters that may be  
useful in applying the instrument. These characteristics are  
shown in italics and labeled as “typical.” All units shipped  
from the factory meet these typical numbers at +25 °C ambient  
temperature without including measurement uncertainty.  
–61 to +28 dBm/1.28 MHz  
< 0.8 dB, typically < 0.3 dB  
Measurement repeatability  
Typically < 0.05 dB  
Filter  
Mean power  
Mean power-compliant filter  
1.28 MHz  
RRC-filtered mean power  
Adjacent channel leakage ratio (ACLR) measurement  
RF Generator  
This measurement provides a ratio of the RRC filtered mean  
power centered on an adjacent channel to the RRC filtered  
mean power centered on the assigned channel frequency.  
The RRC filter has an RRC response with roll-off α = 0.22  
and a bandwidth equal to the chip rate.  
Frequency  
Frequency range  
TD-SCDMA cellular bands  
380 to 2700 MHz  
2010 to 2025 MHz  
Input level range  
Output level  
Average power  
+5 to +28 dBm/1.28 MHz  
Output level ranges  
RF IN/OUT port  
Measurement accuracy  
1.6 MHz offsets at –33 dB  
3.2 MHz offsets at –43 dB  
–120 to –15 dBm/1.28 MHz  
–120 to –5 dBm/1.28 MHz  
<
<
0.8 dB, typically < 0.4 dB  
0.8 dB, typically < 0.4 dB  
RF OUT ONLY port  
Composite signal absolute level accuracy  
Residual noise floor  
<
10 °C and < 24 hours from last self alignment  
1.6 MHz offsets  
Typically < –53 dBc  
Typically < –63 dBc  
1.28 MHz (RRC)  
RF IN/OUT port  
3.2 MHz offsets  
–108 to –28 dBm/1.28 MHz < 1 dB, typically < 0.45 dB  
–28 to –15 dBm/1.28 MHz < 1 dB, typically < 0.39 dB  
RF OUT ONLY port  
Filter  
–108 to –28 dBm/1.28 MHz < 1 dB, typically < 0.45 dB  
Spectrum emission mask (SEM) measurement  
–28 to –5 dBm/1.28 MHz  
< 1 dB, typically < 0.39 dB  
This measurement provides the out of channel emission for  
the offset frequencies, which are between 0.8 and 4 MHz away  
from the UE carrier frequency. The out of channel emission is  
specified relative to the RRC filtered mean power of the UE  
carrier. The RRC filter has an RRC response with roll-off  
α = 0.22 and a bandwidth equal to the chip rate.  
QPSK modulation  
Residual EVM  
Typically < 2.5% (rms)  
RF Analyzer  
Frequency  
Input level range  
Average power  
Measurement accuracy  
Frequency range  
380 to 2700 MHz  
2010 to 2025 MHz  
+5 to +28 dBm/1.28 MHz  
(0.8 to 4.0) MHz < 1.5 dB  
TD-SCDMA cellular bands  
Input level ranges  
Average power  
Peak power  
Filter  
–65 to +28 dBm/1.28 MHz  
In band  
1.28 MHz (RRC)  
30 kHz (Gaussian)  
1 MHz (Gaussian)  
–65 to +37 dBm/1.28 MHz (5 W)  
0.8 to 2.4 MHz  
2.4 to 4.0 MHz  
Measurement results  
Self alignment validity  
10 °C change and ≤ 30 days  
from last self alignment  
Pass/fail, in-channel power (dBm/1.28 MHz), average power  
level relative to in-channel power for each offset range (dBc),  
the power level vectors relative to in-channel power for all  
points tested in each offset range, as well as the worst case  
results  
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Error vector magnitude (EVM) measurement  
Dynamic Power Measurement  
This measurement calculates composite EVM and several other  
results relating to UE modulation quality.  
This measurement provides a fast and flexible method for  
calibrating the power accuracy of a wireless device by providing  
multiple Tx power measurements at a single frequency. It tracks  
and reports the power result for each step. To take advantage  
of this measurement capability, the wireless device must have  
a test mode that outputs an appropriate power ramp at each  
frequency with the expected number of steps and dwell time  
at each step (step length).  
Input level range  
Average power  
–25 to +28 dBm/1.28 MHz  
≤ 20% rms  
UE ranges  
EVM  
Frequency error  
Timing error  
<
<
20 kHz  
25 chips  
EVM measurement accuracy  
Input level range  
(Includes residual EVM)  
<
2.5% rms  
Average power  
–65 to +28 dBm/1.28 MHz  
Filter  
1.28 MHz (RRC)  
EVM, magnitude error, phase  
error, origin offset  
Amplitude capture range  
Measurement results  
With 7 dB crest factor  
<
2 dB of expected power  
Measurement accuracy1  
+2 to –42 dB of expected power  
–54 to +28 dBm/1.28 MHz  
–61 to < –54 dBm/1.28 MHz  
+2 to –42 dB of expected power  
Frequency error measurement  
<
<
0.6 dB, typically < 0.3 dB  
0.7 dB, typically < 0.4 dB  
This measurement measures the difference between the carrier  
frequency transmitted from the UE and the expected frequency.  
The UE uses the same frequency source for both RF frequency  
generation and the chip clock.  
With < 48 hours warm-up before self alignment initiated  
–54 to +28 dBm/1.28 MHz  
–61 to < –54 dBm/1.28 MHz  
Measurement repeatability  
Trigger setup  
Sources  
<
<
0.7 dB, typically < 0.3 dB  
0.8 dB, typically < 0.4 dB  
Input level range  
Average power  
–25 to +28 dBm/1.28 MHz  
≤ 20% rms  
Typically < 0.05 dB  
UE ranges  
EVM  
Frequency error  
Timing error  
External, fall, rise  
<
<
20 kHz  
Step Length and Number of Steps parameters are coupled to  
the setting of the Filter:  
25 chips  
Measurement accuracy  
Filter  
< ( 10 Hz + timebase accuracy)  
1.28 MHz (RRC)  
Filter  
Step length (SL)  
0.5 to 180 ms  
0.25 to 180 ms  
0.1 to 20 ms  
0.1 to 20 ms  
0.1 to 20 ms  
0.1 to 20 ms  
0.1 to 20 ms  
0.1 to 20 ms  
0.1 to 20 ms  
0.1 to 20 ms  
0.575 to 20 ms  
Number of steps  
1 kHz  
1 to (1048000/(21973 x SL))  
1 to (1048000/(60e3 x SL))  
1 to (1048000/(250e3 x SL))  
1 to (1048000/(600e3 x SL))  
1 to (1048000/(1.28e6 x SL))  
1 to (1048000/(2.46e6 x SL))  
1 to (1048000/(2.56e6 x SL))  
1 to (1048000/(3.2e6 x SL))  
0.1 to (1048000/(7.68e6 x SL))  
0.1 to (1048000/(10e6 x SL))  
1 to 1047800/(1.0833e6 x SL)  
Measurement results  
Frequency error  
30 kHz  
Peak code domain error (PCDE) measurement  
100 kHz  
300 kHz  
640 kHz  
1.23 MHz  
1.28 MHz  
1.6 MHz  
3.84 MHz  
5.0 MHz  
This measurement is computed by projecting power of the  
error vector onto the code domain at a specific spreading  
factor. The code domain error for every code in the domain  
is defined as the ratio of the mean power of the projection  
onto that code, to the mean power of the composite reference  
waveform. This ratio is expressed in dB. The PCDE is defined  
as the maximum value for the code domain error for all codes.  
Input level range  
Average power  
–25 to +28 dBm/1.28 MHz  
≤ 20% rms  
8PSK estimated  
carrier power  
UE ranges  
EVM  
Frequency error  
Timing error  
GSM Tx power  
0.1 to 20 ms  
0.1 to 20 ms  
1 to (1048000/(320e3 x SL))  
1 to (1048000/(5.25e6 x SL))  
<
<
20 kHz  
25 chips  
W-CDMA  
mean power)  
Measurement accuracy  
Filter  
<
0.3 dB  
1.28 MHz (RRC)  
Measurement result  
A graph displaying the discrete power at each power step along  
with numeric power results for each step  
Measurement results  
Maximum value of CDE  
1. Additional accuracy error when using RF OUT ONLY port is < ±±.1 dꢀ.  
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