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                                        Agilent PN 89400-3
                                        CDMA Measurements with the 89400 Series
                                        Vector Signal Analyzers
                                        Product Note




Measurement challenges in CDMA          interest. Power in adjacent channels
                                                                                In the precision RF front-end of
Code division multiple access (CDMA)    makes it impossible to use power or
                                                                                the Agilent Technologies 89400
communications systems combine          peak-power meters without external
                                                                                Series VSAs, a block downconverter
digital modulation and spectrum-        filtering. You need an analyzer that
                                                                                tunes to a 7-MHz span anywhere
spreading encoding techniques to        makes combined time- and frequency-
                                                                                within a 2.65-GHz range for the
create broadband signals which are      selective measurements.
                                                                                89441 and 1.8-GHz range for the
immune to noise, and which them-                                                89440A. The down-converted sig-
selves look like noise. Their natural   Other measurements of interest to
                                                                                nal is filtered and digitized by a
noise immunity allows multiple          CDMA system designers include digital
                                                                                high-speed, high-resolution A to D
CDMA signals to overlay each other      modulation analysis, filter frequency
                                                                                converter. Subsequent digital mix-
in a common band. Measurements of       response, amplifier intermodulation
                                                                                ers and filters allow the span to
CDMA signals present new challenges     and compression, identification and
                                                                                be narrowed to as little as 1 Hz at
to test instruments.                    quantification of AM or PM spurious
                                                                                arbitrary center frequency. High-
                                        sidebands, and phase noise character-
                                                                                performance processors provide
In the world of CDMA, a key measure-    ization. These common measurements
                                                                                fast spectrum, time domain, and
ment is the power spectrum within a     of digital and analog radio systems
                                                                                demodulation analysis, with flexi-
communications channel. This power      have heretofore required a number of
                                                                                ble measurement displays.
is broadband, noise-like, and varies    different analyzers.
over time. Both short-term and long-
term average power spectra are of
The Agilent 89400 Series vector sig-      Fourier transform (FFT), and inten-       These features are all available in the
nal analyzers (VSAs) bring to bear on     tional or unintentional modulation        analyzers' vector mode. In scalar
these problems an impressive array        can be characterized using computed       mode, multiple spans are pieced
of analysis tools. Their primary con-     demodulation. (AM, FM, and PM, and        together by the analyzers to show
tribution is the ability to isolate and   optional digital formats can be ana-      spectra with displayed spans of up to
digitize a frequency band up to 7 MHz     lyzed.) Markers on the time display       2.65 GHz.
wide, in a range of 0 to 2.65 GHz on      can be used to limit the portion of the
the 89441A and 0 to 1.8 GHz on the        time record for which the spectrum        Let's see how these features can be
89440A. (Up to 10-MHz spans are           or demodulation is calculated.            used to make your CDMA measure-
available in baseband mode.) The dig-     Flexible digital filtering eliminates     ments:
itized waveform can be displayed and      unwanted signals from time and
analyzed in time, the frequency spec-     demodulation analyses.                    Band-limited power measurements
trum can be calculated using the fast                                               One class of CDMA measurements for
                                                                                    which the 89400 Series VSAs are
                                                                                    right at home is power measurements
                                                                                    within and adjacent to a CDMA chan-
                                                                                    nel. Suppose you were to set up the
                                                                                    analyzer in vector mode with a fre-
                                                                                    quency span of 5 MHz, and set the
                                                                                    center frequency of the analyzer to
                                                                                    the carrier frequency of a CDMA cel-
                                                                                    lular base station. You would see a
                                                                                    spectrum display similar to Figure 1.

                                                                                    You are looking at the 1.23 MHz wide
                                                                                    CDMA modulation and some adjacent
                                                                                    sideband energy. The display would
                                                                                    change rapidly due to the pseudo-
                                                                                    random nature of a CDMA waveform.
                                                                                    To calculate average power over time,
                                                                                    you would turn on RMS averaging.
                                                                                    The speed of the 89400 Series VSAs
                                                                                    allows you to average hundreds of
                                                                                    spectra in less than a second and
                                                                                    display the result, which will look
Figure 1. CDMA spectrum                                                             similar to Figure 2.

                                                                                    The FFT calculation used in the
                                                                                    89400 Series VSAs is like measuring
                                                                                    the output power of hundreds of nar-
                                                                                    rowband filters with center frequen-
                                                                                    cies distributed across the span, all
                                                                                    operating on the same signal. Because
                                                                                    of this, spectrum averages are accu-
                                                                                    rate at all frequency points regardless
                                                                                    of power changes during the measure-
                                                                                    ment. By contrast, a swept analyzer
                                                                                    calculates the average power at a sin-
                                                                                    gle frequency at a time, and moves
                                                                                    on. If the signal's power changes dur-
                                                                                    ing the sweep, the resulting average is
                                                                                    inaccurate.

                                                                                    Band-power markers allow easy calcu-
                                                                                    lation of the power within the 1.23-MHz
                                                                                    band. The result is displayed at the
                                                                                    lower left of the screen.


Figure 2. Averaged CDMA spectra



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The band-power markers can now be          The spot marker on the time display          response, which happens over the
moved to a span of 30 kHz centered         shows peak power versus time. You            course of 100 ms, you can use the
750 kHz above or below the CDMA            can also place band-power markers            time capture feature of the 89400
carrier frequency and the power in         on a time display and display average        Series VSAs. This simply stores the
that band calculated. The ratio of         power during a selected time period.         output of the digitizer and digital fil-
these two band measurements, each                                                       ter in memory: up to 1-million sam-
normalized to a 1-Hz bandwidth, con-       The markers shown on the time dis-           ples with the extended capture mem-
stitutes an occupied bandwidth test.       play, called gate markers, demonstrate       ory (Option AY9).
The 89400 Series VSAs make this test       an important feature of these analyz-
accurately and with ease.                  ers: the ability to do time-selective fre-   You can then analyze any part of the
                                           quency analysis. The spectrum shown          data after capture as if it were your
Time-variant power measurements            on the top of the display consists of        signal source. External triggering
Another common measurement in              the FFT of the data within the gate          allows you to synchronize the start of
CDMA is to observe the power varia-        markers only. This calculation may be        the time-capture measurement with
tions of a mobile phone over time.         windowed with any of the three avail-        the increase in base-station power.
Power in a mobile CDMA phone is            able windows, or left unwindowed.            Then you can look at the mobile
gated on and off in 1.25-ms bursts         You can adjust the gate width and            transmitted power at any time
when the data rate is less than the        position to observe the spectrum             between the start of the measurement
full 9600 bits per second.                 before, during, and after the tran-          and the end of the captured data. The
                                           sient. For example, you may wish to          base-station power is excluded from
To measure the power during such a         position the gate on the transient to        the measurement because of the digi-
burst, you set the span of the analyz-     see if the spectrum splatters signifi-       tal filtering. For more details on fre-
er to 2 MHz and the center frequency       cantly out of the assigned channel           quency and time-selective measure-
to the channel of interest. Increase       during turn-on. In this display the          ments, see product note 89400-1
the number of measurement points           gate is shown well within the CDMA           (5091-7194E).
from the default of 401 to 3201. This      burst, and band-power markers on
allows a maximum time record length        the top display show the in-channel          Other system measurements
of 1.6 ms. IF triggering allows the        power.                                       CDMA systems consist of digital mod-
measurement to start based on when                                                      ulators, filters, amplifiers, oscillators,
the signal energy within the measure-      Time capture for analysis of long            and a host of other components com-
ment frequency span crosses a              CDMA transients                              mon to radios, all of which must work
threshold. You set the threshold to a      A power control circuit in the mobile        together to successfully generate a
few dB below the peak power in the         unit is required to change its output        CDMA signal. If bit- and frame-error
burst and select pre-trigger delay to      power in response to a change in the         tests reveal transmission of the
view the transient. If the analyzer is     power received from the base station.        CDMA signal is impaired, the 89400
set to trigger continuously, this trig-    To measure this power-control                Series VSAs can help determine if
ger setup is interactive, much like set-                                                any of these analog components are
ting the triggering on an oscilloscope.                                                 at fault.
After setup, you can set the analyzer
to trigger once and retain the data for
post-measurement analysis.

Figure 3 shows a split display with
the time record on the bottom. The
ordinate of the display is the magni-
tude of the time record in dBm. Note
that this is similar to a zero-span
measurement done with a swept
spectrum analyzer, with an important
difference. The 89400 Series VSAs
capture all information within the
span, and weights it equally.
Information outside the span is
sharply attenuated. The 3-MHz wide
Gaussian resolution-bandwidth filter
of a swept analyzer attenuates the
CDMA signal at either side of the
channel because the filter is not flat,
and includes much more out-of-band
noise because its rolloff is more grad-
ual. This makes accurate power meas-       Figure 3. Measurement of a time-variant CDMA signal, showing peak power versus time
urements difficult.                        on the lower trace and the spectrum of a selected time span on the upper trace.

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Vector modulation analysis (Option        The outstanding linearity of the         Agilent Technologies' Test and Measurement
AYA) allows you to analyze QPSK,          89400 Series VSAs makes them well        Support, Services, and Assistance
                                                                                   Agilent Technologies aims to maximize
and in future versions, offset QPSK       suited to perform amplifier compres-
                                                                                   the value you receive, while minimizing
signals. These modulation formats are     sion and intermodulation tests. To       your risk and problems. We strive to
used, for example, in a base-station      support such testing in vector mode      ensure that you get the test and measure-
pilot signal or a mobile access pream-    (within 7-MHz bandwidths), the RF        ment capabilities you paid for and obtain
ble. The analyzer acquires a time         source (Option AY8) provides sinu-       the support you need. Our extensive sup-
                                                                                   port resources and services can help you
record representing up to 4096 sym-       soidal, pseudo-random, chirp, or user-   choose the right Agilent products for your
bols, determines the symbol clock,        defined arbitrary signals.               applications and apply them successfully.
and calculates the error between the                                               Every instrument and system we sell has
received vector trajectory and the        With a second 10-MHz input channel       a global warranty. Support is available
                                                                                   for at least five years beyond the produc-
ideal. This analysis requires that the    (Option AY7), the analyzers can per-
                                                                                   tion life of the product. Two concepts
ideal filter shape be defined.            form frequency response measure-         underlie Agilent's overall support policy:
                                          ments on two-port networks in the        "Our Promise" and "Your Advantage."
The analyzer can use standard raised-     frequency range of 0 to 10 MHz. The      Our Promise
cosine, root-raised-cosine, Gaussian,     internal source provides single tone     "Our Promise" means your Agilent test
and user-defined filter shapes. Note:     and several wideband signals to sup-     and measurement equipment will meet its
This analysis is not a complete CDMA      port such tests.                         advertised performance and functionality.
                                                                                   When you are choosing new equipment,
demodulation in that the bits recov-                                               we will help you with product informa-
ered are simply the PRN code, but it      Complex measurements can be easily       tion, including realistic performance spec-
is sufficient to determine the health     automated using Instrument BASIC         ifications and practical recommendations
of the modulator. Available displays      (Option 1C2). A "keystroke recording"    from experienced test engineers. When
include I/Q pattern, constellation, eye   feature records your setups as you       you use Agilent equipment, we can verify
                                                                                   that it works properly, help with product
diagrams on I or Q channel, vector        make them and turns them into            operation, and provide basic measurement
magnitude error, and vector phase         BASIC I/O statements. A PC keyboard      assistance for the use of specified capabil-
error.                                    attached to the analyzer allows you to   ities, at no extra cost upon request. Many
                                          further edit the program, adding         self-help tools are available.
AM, FM, and PM demodulation of            branching, calculation, I/O, and dis-    Your Advantage
oscillator signals can reveal the         play enhancements.                       "Your Advantage" means that Agilent
                                                                                   offers a wide range of additional expert
nature and magnitude of spurious sig-
                                                                                   test and measurement services, which you
nals and noise. Time and frequency        The 89400 Series VSAs perform            can purchase according to your unique
displays of the demodulated data are      noise-power measurements required        technical and business needs. Solve prob-
available. The use of the PM demodu-      in CDMA with ease and calibrated         lems efficiently and gain a competitive edge
lation analysis to characterize phase     accuracy not found in swept analyz-      by contracting with us for calibration, extra-
                                                                                   cost upgrades, out-of-warranty repairs, and
noise is detailed in product note         ers. Their combined time and fre-        on-site education and training, as well
89400-2 (5091-7193E).                     quency selectivity, together with        as design, system integration, project man-
                                          demodulation analysis, allow you to      agement, and other professional services.
Despite their advanced features, the      see details of signals in ways never     Experienced Agilent engineers and techni-
                                                                                   cians worldwide can help you maximize
89400 Series VSAs were designed to        before possible. In addition, these
                                                                                   your productivity, optimize the return on
be familiar to users of traditional       analyzers bring a broad array of tools   investment of your Agilent instruments and
spectrum analyzers. In scalar mode,       to assist you in CDMA system design      systems, and obtain dependable measure-
the 89441A can display a power spec-      and troubleshooting.                     ment accuracy for the life of those products.
trum over any frequency span up to                                                 Get assistance with all your
2.65 GHz (89440A up to 1.8 GHz).                                                   test and measurement needs at:
With arbitrary resolution bandwidths                                               www.agilent.com/find/assist
down to 312.5 mHz, you can easily                                                  Product specifications and descriptions in this
find low-level spurious signals that                                               document subject to change without notice.
otherwise would be obscured by                                                     Copyright 



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