System and method for measuring modulation distortion error vector magnitude (EVM) of a device under test (DUT)
AssigneeKeysight Technologies, Inc.
InventorRishi Mohindra
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AssigneeKeysight Technologies, Inc.
InventorRishi Mohindra
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Measuring MDEVM of a DUT includes splitting an RF signal output by a DUT into first and second RF signals; acquiring and digitizing the first and second RF signals in first and second channels without demodulating the first and second RF signals; performing equalization of the first and second RF signals; measuring first and second modulation distortion (MD) error vectors of the equalized first and second RF signals; performing cross-correlation of the first and second MD error vectors across the first and second channels; averaging the cross-correlated MD error vectors over symbols and packets of the RF signal; and dividing the averaged cross-correlated MD error vectors by signal power of an ideal signal to obtain cross-correlated MDEVMs over a time period or bandwidth of a waveform of the RF signal, where performing the cross-correlation suppresses contribution of uncorrelated noise.
A method of measuring modulation distortion (MD) error vector magnitude (EVM) of a device under test (DUT), the method comprising:
A system for measuring modulation distortion (MD) error vector magnitude (EVM) of a device under test (DUT), the system comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing instructions for measuring modulation distortion (MD) error vector magnitude (EVM) of a device under test (DUT) that outputs a radio frequency (RF) signal, which is split by a power splitter into a first RF signal and a second RF signal, wherein the first RF signal is acquired and digitized in a first channel without being demodulated and the second RF signal is acquired and digitized in a second channel without being demodulated, wherein when executed by a processing unit, the instructions cause the processing unit to:
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