Customers from all over the world rely on the accuracy of an Rohde & Schwarz Spectrum Analyzer, Signal Analyzer or Vector Signal Analyzer.

filter 100 Hz to 5 MHz   video filter 1 Hz to 10 MHz I/Q demodulation bandwidths   10 MHz   with R&S® FSWP-B80 option 80 MHz   with R&S® FSWP-B320 option 320 MHz Displayed average noise level (DANL) 2 GHz typ. –150 dBm (1 Hz)   8 GHz typ. –150 dBm (1 Hz)   20 GHz typ. –145 dBm (1 Hz)   40 GHz typ. –137 dBm (1 Hz) DANL with preamplifier 8 GHz typ. –162 dBm (1 Hz)   20 GHz typ. –160 dBm (1 Hz)   40

With the R&S®FSWP, users simply connect the internal signal source to the input of the DUT and the DUT output back to the R&S®FSWP. The additive phase noise of the DUT is then available at the push of a button.The R&S®FSWP uses cross‑correlation for this operating mode as well.

Accurate pulse parameter information and a great deal of patience were needed to achieve stable measurements.When equipped with the R&S®FSWP-K4 option, the R&S®FSWP carries out these measurements at the push of a button. The R&S®FSWP records the signal and calculates all pulse parameters. It then demodulates the signal and displays the phase noise and amplitude noise.

Describes all instrument functions and remote control commands, including measurement and programming examples, for the base unit. Also describes some general functions that apply to several applications.Includes the contents of the getting started manual.The online version contains the documentation for the R&S®FSWP base unit and ALL options for immediate display (no download required).

Provides the information required to prepare the instrument for use and start working. Basic operations and handling are described.

The new R&S FSWP phase noise and VCO tester media center und video site.

Describes the types of memory and their usage in the R&S®FSWP and issues when working in secured environments.The USB Write Protection Utility disables the write capability on any USB port for storage devices. The manual describes installation and use. Different versions are available for different operating systems.

For automated test applications, measurement time is often as important as the quality of the measurement. As with many situations, time is money. In practice, phase noise measurements are generally not considered fast, but test engineers still desire to save as much test time as possible. The Rohde & Schwarz®FSWP (FSWP) is a modern, digital signal processing based, phase-noise test set that performs many tasks in parallel in an effort to improve measurements speed. However, several measurement settings drastically affect measurement speed. This paper will discuss these settings and provide suggestions on improving overall measurement speed.The three key instrument parameters that affect FSWP measurement speed are:1. Number of cross correlations2. Resolution bandwidth (RBW)3. Offset frequency span

Specifications of the R&S®FSWP phase noise analyzer.