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The RF in the burst is also assumed to be un-modulated. If it were

amplitude modulated, for example, then the measurements would

be likely to vary with time as the modulation and the voltage

measurement made in the power meter would not be synchronized.

Constant amplitude modes of modulation like phase or frequency

modulation are permissible.

What is a dB?

The dBm and dB are common units occurring in power

measurements. ‘dB’ is short for decibel. The dB is a method of

describing the ratio of two powers over a very wide range and is

dened as:

The table below gives some power ratios and their equivalent dB

values:

Power ratio dB

0.001 -30.00

0.01 -20.00

0.1 -10.00

0.25 -6.02

0.5 -3.01

1 0

2 3.01

4 6.02

10 10.00

100 20.00

1000 30.00

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User’s Guide 1
2 Introduction 2
Disclaimer 2
Warranty 2
Safety Notices 2
Boonton 52000 Series 3 3
Introduction 3
Key Features 3
4 Introduction 4
What you should have 4
Contents 5
6 Contents 6
Description Of Software 6
Enhanced Features 6
Troubleshooting 6
Contact And Support 6
Boonton 52000 Series 7 7
Safety And Specications 7
8 Installation 8
1 Installation Of Software 9
10 Software Installation 10
Boonton 52000 Series 11 11
12 Software Installation 12
2 USB Installation 13
14 USB Installation 14
Boonton 52000 Series 15 15
16 USB Installation 16
Boonton 52000 Series 17 17
18 USB Installation 18
Boonton 52000 Series 19 19
20 USB Installation 20
3 Hardware Connections 21
22 Hardware Connections 22
Boonton 52000 Series 23 23
Connecting multiple sensors 23
24 Hardware Connections 24
4 Using The Software 25
26 Using the Software 26
Making a measurement 26
Boonton 52000 Series 27 27
28 Using the Software 28
Boonton 52000 Series 29 29
30 Using the Software 30
Boonton 52000 Series 31 31
Measuring GSM mobile signals 31
32 Using the Software 32
Boonton 52000 Series 33 33
34 Using the Software 34
Boonton 52000 Series 35 35
How to use measurement limits 35
36 Using the Software 36
Boonton 52000 Series 37 37
38 Using the Software 38
How to use trace mode 38
Boonton 52000 Series 39 39
40 Using the Software 40
Boonton 52000 Series 41 41
42 Using the Software 42
Error and status messages 42
Boonton 52000 Series 43 43
Sensor overload 43
High limit exceeded 43
44 Using the Software 44
Low limit exceeded 44
Boonton 52000 Series 45 45
Manually entered cal factor 45
5 Description of Software 46
Boonton 52000 Series 47 47
Description of menu options 47
File Menu 47
Measurement Menu 47
Tools Menu 47
48 Description of Software 48
Calculators 48
Help Menu 48
6 Enhanced Features 49
50 Enhanced Features 50
7 Troubleshooting 51
52 Troubleshooting 52
Boonton 52000 Series 53 53
Incorrectly congured USB hub 53
Boonton 52000 Series 55 55
56 Other Information 56
Other useful information 56
What is zeroing? 56
Boonton 52000 Series 57 57
What is a dB? 57
58 Other Information 58
What is a dBm? 58
8 Contact and Support 59
9 Safety and Specications 60
Boonton 52000 Series 61 61
Boonton 52000 Series 63 63
Boonton 52000 Series 65 65
66 Index 66
Boonton 52000 Series 67 67

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