BSI PD IEC/TR 63100:2017

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Transmitting equipment for radiocommunication. Radio-over-fibre technologies for spectrum measurement. 100-GHz spectrum measurement equipment

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BSI	2017	28

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Categories: 33.180.01 - Fibre optic systems in general, BSI

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This document describes 100-GHz spectrum measurement methods using RoF technologies. It covers the background to measurement over 100 GHz, the configuration of a spectrum analyser, the key technologies, such as mm-wave tunable filter, and RoF-technologies-based local oscillator, and provides some measured examples.

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4	CONTENTS
6	FOREWORD
8	1 Scope 2 Normative references 3 Terms, definitions and abbreviated terms 3.1 Terms and definitions 3.2 Abbreviated terms
9	4 Background to measurement over 100 GHz 4.1 General 4.2 IEEE 802.11ad wireless devices 4.3 Automotive radar 4.4 Airport ground radar
10	4.5 Mobile backhaul 4.6 Uncompressed HD signal transmission 5 Spectrum measurement over 100 GHz 5.1 Overview Figures Figure 1 – External appearance of a 100-GHz spectrum analyser
11	5.2 100-GHz spectrum analyser system configuration 5.3 Key technologies 5.3.1 General Figure 2 – 100-GHz spectrum analyser block diagram Tables Table 1 – Design specifications
12	5.3.2 mm-wave tunable filter Figure 3 – Fabry-Perot tunable filter Figure 4 – Pre-selector frequency characteristics
13	5.3.3 RoF-technologies-based local signal generator (RoF Sig Gen) Figure 5 – S21 transmission characteristics Figure 6 – RoF Sig Gen block diagram
14	5.4 Performance of 100-GHz spectrum analyser 5.4.1 General 5.4.2 Level calibration Figure 7 – Comparison of harmonic component levels Figure 8 – Level calibration system
15	5.4.3 Spectrum measurement Figure 9 – Standard deviation of calibration Figure 10 – Calibration result
16	5.4.4 Image response Figure 11 – Spectrum measurement Figure 12 – Image response
17	5.4.5 Displayed average noise level Figure 13 – Image response comparison Table 2 – Measured image response
18	5.4.6 Third order intercept point Figure 14 – Displayed average noise level Figure 15 – Third order intercept point
19	5.4.7 Residual response Figure 16 – TOI measurement result Table 3 – SPA setting at residual response measurement
20	6 Measurement examples 6.1 120-GHz mm-wave link Figure 17 – Residual spurious response Figure 18 – Measurement system block diagram Table 4 – 120-GHz mm-wave link specifications
21	Figure 19 – 120-GHz mm-wave link measurement results Table 5 – SPA setting at 120-GHz mm-wave link measurement
22	6.2 FM CW radar signal observation Figure 20 – Experimental system block diagram Figure 21 – Observed 5-GHz BW 5-µs chirp signal at 10-GHz span Table 6 – SPA settings FM CW radar
23	6.3 Summary of measurement examples
24	Bibliography