WO2005073737A1 - 測定装置、方法、プログラムおよび記録媒体 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a technique for measuring a characteristic of a device under test (for example, adjacent channel leakage power ratio: ACLR) based on an output signal output from a device under test (DUT: Device Under Test).
- a characteristic of a device under test for example, adjacent channel leakage power ratio: ACLR
- DUT Device Under Test
- an adjacent channel leakage power ratio (ACLR) of an amplifier which is a device under test (DUT: Device Under Test)
- DUT Device Under Test
- a modulation signal is supplied from a signal source to an amplifier which is a device under test.
- the amplifier amplifies and outputs the given modulation signal.
- the output signal output from the amplifier is measured by a spectrum analyzer, and the adjacent channel leakage power ratio of the amplifier is measured.
- an error occurs in the measurement result of the adjacent channel leakage power ratio of the amplifier due to the distortion and noise of the spectrum analyzer.
- the higher the level of the amplifier output signal given to the spectrum analyzer the greater the effect of the spectrum analyzer distortion on the measurement results.
- the higher the level of the amplifier output signal given to the spectrum analyzer The effect of the noise of the spectrum analyzer on the measurement results is small. Therefore, if the level of the amplifier output signal is adjusted as appropriate using an attenuator (attenuator) etc., the effect of spectrum analyzer distortion and noise on the measurement results can be suppressed, and measurement errors can be reduced. it can.
- attenuator attenuator
- an object of the present invention is to easily adjust the level of an output signal output from a device under test, with the aim of suppressing adverse effects on characteristics of the device under test. .
- a level adjusting unit that receives an output signal output from a device under test, adjusts the level of the output signal, and outputs the output signal, and an output signal output from the level adjusting unit
- Characteristic measuring means for measuring the characteristics of the device under test in response to this, and the degree of adjustment of the output signal level by the level adjusting means so as to minimize the measurement error during the measurement.
- level setting means for setting According to the invention configured as described above, the level adjusting means receives the output signal output from the device under test, adjusts the level of the output signal, and outputs the output signal.
- the characteristic measuring means receives the output signal output from the level adjusting means and measures the characteristic of the device under test.
- the level setting means sets the degree of adjustment of the level of the output signal by the level adjusting means so that the measurement error at the time of measurement is minimized.
- the measurement error is caused by the characteristic measuring means and fluctuates according to the level of the output signal supplied to the characteristic measuring means.
- the present invention further provides a measurement error calculation that calculates a measurement error based on signal purity, distortion that increases the measurement error as the output signal level increases, and noise that decreases the measurement error as the output signal level increases.
- means are provided.
- the distortion is determined based on the IP3 of the measuring device.
- the noise is determined based on a noise level determined based on the frequency of the signal measured by the characteristic measuring means.
- the noise is determined based on the modulation bandwidth of the output signal. Is preferable.
- the signal purity is preferably determined based on the modulation bandwidth of the output signal.
- the level setting means adjusts the output signal level so that the level of the output signal can be adjusted so that the measurement error is minimized within a range equal to or less than the output signal level at which the measurement error is minimized. It is preferable to set the degree of adjustment of the signal level discretely.
- the characteristic measuring means has digital processing means for performing digital processing, and the level adjusting means can adjust the level of the output signal so as to minimize the measurement error within a range that can be processed by the digital processing means. As described above, it is preferable that the level setting means sets the degree of adjustment of the output signal level.
- the level adjusting means receives the output signal output from the device under test, adjusts the level of the output signal, and outputs the adjusted signal.
- the measuring means receives the output signal output from the level adjusting means and measures the characteristics of the device under test.
- the characteristic measuring step and the level setting means minimize the measurement error during the measurement.
- a level control for receiving an output signal output from a device under test, adjusting the level of the output signal, and then outputting the output signal.
- a program for causing a computer to execute a process in a measuring device having an adjusting unit and a characteristic measuring unit for measuring a characteristic of a device under test in response to an output signal output from the level adjusting unit This is a program for causing a computer to execute a level setting process for setting the degree of level adjustment of an output signal by a level adjusting means so that a measurement error at the time of measurement is minimized.
- a level adjusting means for receiving an output signal output from a device under test, adjusting the level of the output signal, and outputting the adjusted output signal, and an output output from the level adjusting means
- a recording medium readable by a computer storing a program for causing a computer to execute a process in a measuring device having a characteristic measuring means for measuring a characteristic of an object to be measured in response to a signal. It can be read by a computer that has recorded a program for causing a computer to execute a level setting process for setting the degree of level adjustment of the output signal by the level adjusting means so that the measurement error at the time of measurement is minimized. It is a recording medium.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a measurement system using a spectrum analyzer (measurement device) 1 according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a spectrum analyzer (measuring device) 1 according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a measurement error component of ACLR caused by the characteristic measuring unit 8 (particularly, the RF signal processing unit 10).
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the level setting unit 30 according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the distortion calculation section 3222.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the noise calculation unit 324.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the signal purity calculator 326.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the operation of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the operation when setting the attenuation amount of the attenuator 6.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a spectrum analyzer (measuring device) 1 according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a level setting unit 30 according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram for explaining the operation of the optimum level determination unit 340 in the second embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a measurement system using a spectrum analyzer (measurement device) 1 according to the first embodiment.
- the measurement system includes a spectrum analyzer 1, a signal source 2, and a device under test (DUT) 4.
- Signal source 2 outputs a modulated signal (eg, a one-carrier or multi-carrier signal used in WCDMA).
- the device under test (DUT: Device Under Test) 4 is, for example, an amplifier.
- the DUT 4 receives the modulated signal from the signal source 2, amplifies the signal, and outputs an output signal.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the spectrum analyzer (measuring device) 1 according to the first embodiment.
- the spectrum analyzer 1 includes a terminal la, an attenuator (level adjusting means) 6, a characteristic measuring section 8, a level setting section 30, and a soft key 32.
- the terminal 1 a is a terminal for receiving an output signal from the device under test 4. This output signal is an RF signal.
- the attenuator (level adjusting means) 6 receives the output signal from the device under test 4 via the terminal la.
- the characteristic measuring unit 8 measures the characteristics of the device under test 4 (for example, the adjacent channel leakage power ratio (ACLR)) based on the output signal output from the device under test 4.
- the characteristic measuring unit 8 includes an RF signal processing unit 10, an ACLR measuring unit 20, a power measuring unit 21, and a center frequency measuring unit 22.
- the RF signal processing unit 10 receives the output signal (RF signal) whose level has been reduced from the attenuator 6, performs down-conversion, and outputs an IF signal.
- the RF signal processing unit 10 includes a primary local oscillator 14a, a primary mixer 14b, an amplifier 16, a secondary oral oscillator 18a, and a secondary mixer 18b.
- the primary local oscillator 14a generates a primary local signal and supplies it to the primary mixer 14b.
- the primary mixer 14 b reduces the frequency by mixing the output signal (RF signal) whose level has been reduced from the attenuator 6 and the primary local signal.
- the amplifier 16 amplifies the output of the primary mixer 14b.
- the secondary oral oscillator 18a generates a secondary local signal and supplies it to the secondary mixer 18b.
- the secondary mixer 18b reduces the frequency by mixing the output of the amplifier 16 and the secondary local signal.
- the output of the secondary mixer 18b is an IF signal, which is the output of the RF signal processing unit 10.
- AC LR measuring section 20 receives the IF signal output from signal processing section 10, and measures the adjacent channel leakage power ratio (ACLH).
- ACLH adjacent channel leakage power ratio
- the power measurement unit 21 receives the IF signal output from the RF signal processing unit 10 and measures the power [dBm].
- the measurement result of the power measurement unit 21 is the level of the RF signal given to the terminal 1a.
- the center frequency measuring section 22 measures the center frequency of the IF signal output from the RF signal processing section 10.
- the soft keys 32 are input devices for the user of the spectrum analyzer 1 to input the number of carriers of the modulated signal output from the signal source 2. For example, enter one or more carriers.
- the soft key 32 has two types of keys, for example, "ACP” and "Multi Carrier ACP".
- the level setting section 30 receives the measured value of the IF signal power from the power measuring section 21, receives the center frequency from the center frequency measuring section 22, and determines the number of carriers from the soft key 32. Receive. Then, based on these received signals and the like, the level of the level of the output signal reduced by the attenuator 6 is set. For example, set the attenuator 6 to reduce the level of the output signal by 5 dB or 10 dB.
- FIG. 3 is a view showing a measurement error component of the ACL caused by the characteristic measuring unit 8 (particularly, the RF signal processing unit 10).
- ACLR measurement error components caused by the characteristic measurement unit 8
- distortion (S / R) 110 distortion (S / R) 110
- noise (N / S) 112 noise (N / S) 112
- signal purity (C / N) 114 signal purity (C / N) 114.
- a measurement error of 120 is obtained.
- the distortion (S / R) 110, The unit of noise (N / S) 1 1 2, signal purity (C / N) 1 1 4 and measurement error 1 2 0 is dBc.
- the measurement error 120 is added to the ACLI of the DUT4, and the user of the spectrum analyzer 1 recognizes the ACLR of the DUT4 + the measurement error 120 as the ACLR of the DUT4.
- the level setting unit 30 sets the degree of attenuation (attenuation) of the output signal level by the attenuator 6 so that the level of the output signal (RF signal) given to the RF signal processing unit 10 becomes Io. Set.
- the level reduction amount of the attenuator 6 can be adjusted only discretely. For example, there are cases where the repel reduction amount can be adjusted only by 5 dB.
- the level I o —17 dBm and the level of the RF signal given to the terminal 1 a is —10 dBm.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the level setting unit 30 according to the first embodiment.
- the level setting section 30 is composed of a carrier number acquisition section 310, a distortion calculation section 3222, a noise calculation section 3224, a signal purity calculation section 3266, a measurement error calculation section 330, an optimum level determination section. 340, and an attenuation amount determining unit 350.
- the number-of-carriers setting section 310 obtains the number of carriers of the modulated signal output from the signal source 2 based on information on which soft key 32 has been pressed. When "ACP" is pressed among the soft keys 32, information that one carrier is obtained, and when “Multi Carrier ACP” is pressed, information that there are multiple carriers (multicarrier) is obtained.
- the distortion calculating section 322 receives the number of carriers from the number-of-carriers setting section 310 and the center frequency from the center frequency measuring section 22, and calculates the distortion (S / R) 110.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the distortion calculator 322.
- the distortion calculation unit 322 includes an IP3 offset recording unit 322a, an IP3 offset reading unit 322b, an IP3 recording unit 322c, and a distortion determination unit 322d.
- the IP3 offset recording section 322a records the IP3 offset in association with the number of carriers of the modulation signal. For example, the IP3 offset is 8 dB for one carrier and -5 dB for multicarrier. However, it is assumed that signal source 2 outputs a modulated signal based on WCDMA.
- IP 3 offset reading section 322 b receives the number of carriers from carrier number setting section 3 10. Then, the IP 3 offset corresponding to the received carrier number is read from the IP 3 offset recording unit 322a and output.
- the IP3 recording unit 322c records IP3 in association with the center frequency of the IF signal output from the RF signal processing unit 10.
- IP 3 intercept point
- the recorded IP 3 may be a standard value determined by the manufacturer of the spectrum analyzer 1 or a value obtained by actually measuring the spectrum analyzer 1.
- it can be implemented by the IP3 recording unit 322 c ⁇ ⁇ EEPROI ⁇ U:
- the distortion determination unit 3222d receives the center frequency from the center frequency measurement unit 22 and reads out the IP3 corresponding to the received center frequency from the IP3 recording unit 3222c. Then, it receives an IP3 offset from the IP3 offset reading section 3222b. Further, the distortion determination unit 3222d determines the distortion S / R as follows.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the noise calculator 324.
- the noise calculation section 324 has a modulation bandwidth recording section 324 a, a modulation bandwidth reading section 324 b, a noise level recording section 324 c, and a noise determination section 324 d.
- the modulation bandwidth recording section 324a records the modulation bandwidth in association with the number of carriers of the modulation signal. For example, the modulation bandwidth is 3.84 MHz for multicarrier.
- signal source 2 outputs a modulated signal based on WCDMA.
- Modulation bandwidth reading section 3 2 4 b receives the number of carriers from carrier number setting section 3 10. Then, the modulation bandwidth corresponding to the received number of carriers is read out from the modulation bandwidth recording section 324a and output.
- the noise level recording section 324c records the noise level in association with the center frequency of the EF signal output from the RF signal processing section 10.
- the noise level is a component of the noise N / S determined by the center frequency.
- the recorded noise level may be a standard value determined by the manufacturer of the spectrum analyzer 1 or a value obtained by actually measuring the spectrum analyzer 1.
- the noise level recording section 324c can be implemented by an EEPROM.
- the noise determination unit 324d receives the center frequency from the center frequency measurement unit 22 and reads out the noise level corresponding to the received center frequency from the noise level recording unit 324c. Then, it receives the modulation bandwidth from the modulation bandwidth reading section 3224b. Further, the noise determination unit 3224d determines the noise N / S as follows.
- N / S Noise Level-Input Level + lO X log (BW)
- Noise Level means the noise level
- Input Level means the level of the output signal (RF signal) given to the RF signal processing unit 10
- BW means modulation bandwidth.
- Input Level is a variable that changes from -25 to 10 dBm.
- the signal purity calculator 3 26 includes a modulation bandwidth recording section 3 26 a, a modulation bandwidth reading section 3 26 b, a signal purity standard value recording section 3 26 c, and a signal purity determination section 3 26 d.
- the modulation bandwidth recording section 326a records the modulation bandwidth in association with the number of carriers of the modulation signal. For example, the modulation bandwidth is 3.84 MHz for multicarrier. However, signal source 2 outputs a modulated signal based on WCDMA.
- the modulation bandwidth reading unit 326b receives the number of carriers from the number-of-carriers setting unit 310. Then, the modulation bandwidth corresponding to the received number of carriers is read out from the modulation bandwidth recording unit 3226a and output.
- the signal purity recording unit 3226c records the value of the signal purity in association with the center frequency of the IF signal output from the RF signal processing unit 10. Note that the recorded signal purity value may be a standard value determined by the manufacturer of the spectrum analyzer 1 or a value obtained by actually measuring the spectrum analyzer 1.
- the signal purity recording section 326c can be implemented by an EEPROM.
- the signal purity determination unit 3 26 d receives the center frequency from the center frequency measurement unit 22 and records the signal purity value corresponding to the received center frequency in the signal purity recording unit. 3 2 6. Read from c. Then, it receives the modulation bandwidth from the modulation bandwidth reading section 3226b. Further, the signal purity determination unit 3226d determines the signal purity C / N as follows.
- C / N CN_CW + 10 X log (BW) where CN-CW means the value of the signal purity read from the signal purity recording unit 3226c.
- Input Level is a variable that changes from -25 to 10 lOdBm.
- the measurement error calculator 340 calculates the distortion (S / R) calculated by the distortion calculator 322, the noise (N / S) calculated by the noise calculator 324, and the signal purity calculator 326 Calculate the measurement error based on the calculated signal purity (C / N). However, the measurement error is calculated as follows.
- Measurement error 10 Xlog (l0 ⁇ s / R ) / 10 +10 « N / s ) / 10 +10 » c / N ) / 10 ) Determine such a level Io (see Fig. 3).
- the attenuation amount determining section 350 receives the level Io from the optimum level determining section 3400. Further, it receives a measured value of the power of the IF signal from the power measurement unit 21. Then, the level I 0 is subtracted from the power of the IF signal, and the degree of level reduction (attenuation) by the attenuator 6 is determined. Set.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the operation of the first embodiment.
- the attenuation of the attenuator 6 is set by the level setting section 30 (S10).
- the modulation signal is output from the signal source 2 and supplied to the device under test 4.
- the DUT 4 receives and amplifies the modulated signal, and outputs an output signal.
- the spectrum analyzer 1 receives the output signal from the device under test 4 and measures the adjacent channel leakage power ratio (ACLR) of the device under test 4 (S20). At this time, since the attenuation of the attenuator 6 is set so as to minimize the measurement error, the adjacent channel leakage power ratio of the device under test 4 can be measured more accurately.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the operation when setting the attenuation amount of the attenuator 6. First, a modulated signal is output from the signal source 2 and supplied to the device under test 4. The DUT 4 receives and amplifies the modulated signal, and outputs an output signal. The spectrum analyzer 1 receives an output signal from the device under test 4.
- Output signal is attenuator 6 (attenuation is large (for example, about 40 dB) Is given to the characteristic measuring unit 8 via
- the output signal is converted into an IF signal by the RF signal processing unit 10 and is provided to the “ ⁇ ” measuring unit 21.
- the power measurement unit 21 measures the power [dBm] of the IF signal (S101).
- the IF signal is also provided to the center frequency measurement unit 22.
- the center frequency measuring section 22 measures the center frequency of the IF signal (S102). Further, the user of the spectrum analyzer 1 presses the soft key 32 to input the number of carriers of the modulated signal output from the signal source 2.
- the carrier number obtaining unit 310 of the level setting unit 30 obtains the number of carriers of the modulated signal output from the signal source 2 (S104).
- Level setting section 30 receives the measured value of the power of the IF signal from power measuring section 21 and receives the center frequency from center frequency measuring section 22. Then, distortion (S / R) 110, noise (N / S) 112 and signal purity (C / N) 114 are calculated (S106).
- the measurement error calculator 330 calculates the measurement error 120 based on the distortion (S / R) 110, noise (N / S) 112, and signal purity (C / N) 114. Yes (S108). Then, the optimum level determination unit 340 determines a level 0 (see FIG.
- the attenuation determiner 350 determines the degree of level reduction (attenuation) by the attenuator 6 based on the measured values of the level I0 and the power of the IF signal. (S 1 1 2). Set the determined attenuation as the attenuation of attenuator 6
- the level setting unit 30 adjusts the output signal from the attenuator 6 so that the measurement error 120 combined with the measurement error component of ACLR caused by the characteristic measurement unit 8 is minimized.
- Set the degree of level reduction (attenuation amount) Therefore, the adjacent channel leakage power ratio of DUT 4 can be measured more accurately.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a spectrum analyzer (measuring device) 1 according to the second embodiment.
- the spectrum analyzer 1 includes a terminal la, an attenuator (level adjusting means) 6, a characteristic measuring unit 8, a level setting unit 30, and a soft key 32.
- the terminal 1a, the attenuator (level adjusting means) 6, and the soft key 32 are the same as in the first embodiment, and the description is omitted.
- the characteristic measuring section 8 measures the characteristic EVM (Error Vector Magnitude) of the device under test 4 based on the output signal output from the device under test 4.
- the characteristic measurement section 8 is composed of: RF signal processing section 10, power measurement section 21, center frequency measurement section 22, band pass fill section 42, A / D converter section (digital processing means) 44, EVM measurement section 46 Having.
- the RF signal processing unit 10, the power measurement unit 21, and the center frequency measurement unit 22 are the same as in the first embodiment, and a description thereof will be omitted.
- the band pass filter 42 allows a signal in a predetermined band of the IF signal to pass.
- the A / D converter 44 converts the IF signal (analog signal) passed through the non-pass filter 42 into a digital signal.
- the EVM measuring unit 46 measures the EVM of the device under test 4 based on the EF signal converted into a digital signal by the AZD converter 44. Since the measurement method of EVM itself is well known, the description is omitted.
- FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the level setting unit 30 according to the second embodiment.
- the level setting unit 30 includes a carrier number obtaining unit 310, a distortion calculating unit 322, a noise calculating unit 324, a signal purity calculating unit 326, a measurement error calculating unit 330, an optimum level determining unit 340, an attenuation determining unit 350, and a digital dynamic It has a range recording unit 360.
- the number-of-carriers obtaining section 310, the distortion calculating section 322, the noise calculating section 324, the signal purity calculating section 326, the measurement error calculating section 330, and the attenuation determining section 350 are the same as those in the first embodiment, and a description thereof will be omitted.
- the digital dynamic range recording unit 360 records the dynamic range D of the A / D converter 44, that is, the maximum value of the level of the digital signal output from the A / D converter 44.
- the optimum level determination unit 340 reads out the dynamic range D from the digital dynamic range recording unit 360. Then, a level is determined so as to minimize the measurement error 120 within the dynamic range D or less.
- the attenuation amount determining section 350 receives the level determined by the optimum level determining section 3400. Further, it receives a measured value of the power of the IF signal from the power measuring section 21.
- the level determined by the optimum level determination unit 340 is subtracted from the power of the IF signal, the degree of level reduction (attenuation) by the attenuator 6 is determined, and the attenuation of the attenuator 6 is set. If the level reduction of the attenuator 6 can be adjusted only discretely, the measurement error 1 2 is obtained when the level of the output signal (RF signal) given to the RF signal processing unit 10 is within the range of level I 0 or less. Set the attenuation of the attenuator 6 so that 0 becomes the minimum.
- the operation of the second embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment.
- the dynamic range of digital processing sets the degree of reduction (attenuation) of the level of the output signal by the attenuator 6 according to. Therefore, the EVM of the device under test 4 can be measured more accurately.
- the above embodiment can be realized as follows. A program that implements each of the above parts (for example, level setting unit 30) is installed in a media reading device of a computer equipped with a CPU, hard disk, and media (floppy (registered trademark) disk, CD-ROM, etc.) reading device. Read the recorded media and install it on the hard disk. Even with such a method, the above functions can be realized.
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