Ladies and Gents,

Since the original posting, would anyone concur with the spectrum analyzer
settings and steps necessary to  successful complete conducted emissions
using the average method:

Please consider using this eight (8) step procedure as a generic model for
your suggestions.

A1) Set the Video Bandwidth on the analyzer to one tenth the resolution
bandwidth.
 A2) Center the signal frequency in question on the analyzer screen.
 A3) While keeping the chosen signal in the center of the analyzer screen,
reduce the
frequency span to 0 Hz.
 A4) Reduce the video bandwidth on the analyzer until there is no modulation
on the signal
  in question.  Typically, this would occur when a smooth trace is displayed
on the
  spectrum analyzer.
 A5) Set the analyzer to linear mode, depress “LIN” button.  In linear mode
it may be
  necessary to increase the sensitivity of the analyzer by pressing the
“Reference Level”
  “UP” or  “DOWN” arrow key.
 A6) The signal level should be above the lowest graticule and below the
highest graticule
  on the analyzer screen.  The analyzer at this time will be in uv.  It will
be necessary to
  press the “SHIFT” and then “C” buttons in order to be recording under
dBuV.
 A7) Depress the “MAX-HOLD” button, and “PEAK SEARCH” button, now record
this
  meter reading on the Excel spreadsheet project file.
 A8) Return the analyzer to the normal operating mode.

 NOTE: It is important to remember when reducing the video bandwidth,
resolution bandwidth,
  or frequency span as to not cause the analyzer to become uncalibrated, nor
to cause the
  identified peak signal to be lost.

Thanks again.

Steve Kuiper





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