Occupied bandwidth (OBW) is a standardized, repeatable method for measuring a signal’s spectral width. It is defined as the frequency span (in Hz) that contains a specified percentage of total signal power, typically 99% per most industry standards
Reducing the noise floor with the cross correlation feature of the FSWX
In this video application engineer Florian Ramian walks you through a standard signal channel measurement demo, using the new cross-correlation feature of the FSWX to reduce measurement uncertainty.
Measuring a high gain frequency converting LNB with the FSWX
In this video application engineer Florian Ramian demonstrates how to measure a high gain frequency converting LNB with the FSWX signal and spectrum analyzer.
Reducing measurement uncertainty with cross-correlation
In this video application engineer Florian Ramian walks you through a standard signal channel measurement demo, using the new cross-correlation feature of the FSWX to reduce measurement uncertainty.
Learn more about the FSWX, the first signal and spectrum analyzer with multichannel spectrum analysis, cross-correlation (x-correlation) and I/Q preselection.