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title=Tektronix RSA-DKIT |
|class=Spectrum Analyzer
summary=USB Demo Kit for Spectrum Analyzers |
|manufacturer=Tektronix  
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|model=RSA-DKIT
caption=Tektronix RSA-DKIT |
|summary=USB Demo Kit for Spectrum Analyzers
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|caption=Tektronix RSA-DKIT
manuals=
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* [[Media: 37W-60476-0_RSA-DKIT_demonstration_board_kit_Datasheet.pdf | 37W-60476-0 RSA Demo Kit Datasheet (PDF)]]
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* [[Media: 071-3330-02_RSA-Demonstration-Guide.pdf | 071-3330-02 RSA DKIT Self-Guided Demo (PDF)]]
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* [[Media:37W-60476-0.pdf|RSA Demo Kit Datasheet]]
* [[Media:071-3330-02.pdf|RSA DKIT Self-Guided Demo]]
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The '''RSA-DKIT''' is a demonstration kit for USB spectrum analyzers which produces 16 different signals to help users learn spectrum analysis and measurement methods.
The '''RSA-DKIT''' is a demonstration kit for USB spectrum analyzers which produces 16 different signals to help users learn spectrum analysis and measurement methods.


Internal signals consist of:
Internal signals consist of:


* Continuous 24415.312 MHz sine wave, -5 dBm
* Continuous 24415.312 MHz sine wave, –5 dBm
* Infrequent hop -5 dBm CW signal centered around 2445.312 MHz which will hop to 2458.2 MHz every 1.28 seconds for approximately 155 µs
* Infrequent hop -5 dBm CW signal centered around 2445.312 MHz which will hop to 2458.2 MHz every 1.28 seconds for approximately 155 µs
* CW pulse centered around 2445.312 GHz ON for 10 µs and OFF for 90 µs
* CW pulse centered around 2445.312 GHz ON for 10 µs and OFF for 90 µs
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* USB: Two USB 1.0/2.x ports for power, minimum 800 mA minimum
* USB: Two USB 1.0/2.x ports for power, minimum 800 mA minimum
* External I and Q inputs: DC to 5 MHz, 50 Ω inputs, 1 Vp-p (+4 dBm) maximum
* External I and Q inputs: DC to 5 MHz, 50 Ω inputs, 1 V<sub>p-p</sub> (+4 dBm) maximum
* Baseband I and Q outputs: DC to 5 MHz, 50 Ω inputs, ±100 mV into 50 Ω
* Baseband I and Q outputs: DC to 5 MHz, 50 Ω inputs, ±100 mV into 50 Ω
* RF output: 50 Ω [[BNC connector]] female
* RF output: 50 Ω [[BNC connector]] female

Latest revision as of 02:27, 14 October 2022

Tektronix RSA-DKIT
USB Demo Kit for Spectrum Analyzers
Tektronix RSA-DKIT

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Manuals
(All manuals in PDF format unless noted otherwise)
Manuals – Specifications – Links – Pictures

The RSA-DKIT is a demonstration kit for USB spectrum analyzers which produces 16 different signals to help users learn spectrum analysis and measurement methods.

Internal signals consist of:

  • Continuous 24415.312 MHz sine wave, –5 dBm
  • Infrequent hop -5 dBm CW signal centered around 2445.312 MHz which will hop to 2458.2 MHz every 1.28 seconds for approximately 155 µs
  • CW pulse centered around 2445.312 GHz ON for 10 µs and OFF for 90 µs
  • Linear FM pulse with a carrier at 2445.312 MHz and a linear chirp in a 10 MHz sweep
  • Pulse train consisting of two 100-pulse patterns separated by 5 ms and repeated once every second
  • QPSK 1 carrier at 2445.312 GHz with a symbol rate of 3.072 MS/sec and a PRBS9 pattern
  • QPSK 2 carrier at 2445.312 GHz with a symbol rate of 3.84 MS/sec and a PRBS11 pattern
  • OFDM (801.11p) standard 100 MHz wide packet that repeats every 2 ms
  • AM carrier at 2445.312 MHz at a modulation rate of 1.00 kHz
  • FM carrier at 2445.312 MHz at a modulation rate of 1.00 kHz
  • SPECMON continuous 10 MHz LFM pulse superimposed with a FM signal -40 dB down
  • Spur search consisting of a two-tone waveform with tones at +1 MHz and +4 MHz relative to the center frequency of 2445.312 MHz
  • Waveform 15 (P25 C4FM) is a P25 standard continuous C4FM signal with a bandwidth of 12.5 kHz
  • Waveform 16 (P25 HCPM) is a P25 standard continuous HCPM (Inbound) signal with a bandwidth of 12.5 kHz

Inputs and outputs consist of:

  • USB: Two USB 1.0/2.x ports for power, minimum 800 mA minimum
  • External I and Q inputs: DC to 5 MHz, 50 Ω inputs, 1 Vp-p (+4 dBm) maximum
  • Baseband I and Q outputs: DC to 5 MHz, 50 Ω inputs, ±100 mV into 50 Ω
  • RF output: 50 Ω BNC connector female
  • Noise source bias input: 0 V (disable) or +28 V (enable), 17 mA nominal
  • Noise Out: Produces -20 dB excess noise from 10 MHz to 3 GHz when powered by an external +28 V

Included Accessories are N (male) to BNC (female) adapter, whip antenna, and printed demo guide

Pictures