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The PTR displayed should be approximately equal to the product of the
VCO Tune Constant times the Voltage Tune Range. This will not be the
case when a significant Accuracy Specification Degradation is detected
( > 4 dB) by the Loop Suppression Verification. In this case, the PTR and
Assumed Pole are adjusted when fitting the Theoretical Loop Suppression
to the smoothed measured Loop Suppression, and the system will not
display the adjusted PTR. If the PTR must be adjusted by more than 1 dB,
as indicated by an Accuracy Specification Degradation of greater than
0 dB, the Phase Detector Constant or the VCO Tuning Constant is in error
at frequency offsets near the PLL BW, or the PLL BW is being affected by
some other problem such as injection locking.
ASSUMED POLE: This is the frequency of the Assumed Pole required to
adjust the Theoretical Loop suppression to match the smoothed measured
Loop suppression. The Assumed Pole frequency will normally be much
greater than the CLOSED PLL BW. An Assumed Pole frequency of less
than 10 x PLL BW is an indication of peaking on the PLL Suppression
curve. For PLL BWs less than 20 kHz, an Assumed Pole of less than
10 x PLL BW indicates a delay or phase shift in the VCO Tune Port. For
PLL BWs greater than 20 kHz, the Assumed Pole may be adjusted to less
than 10 x PLL BW to account for phase shifts in the HP 11848A.
DET.
CONSTANT: This is the Phase Detector Constant (sensitivity of the
phase detector) used for the measurement. The accuracy of the Phase
Detector Constant is verified if the PLL suppression is verified. The
accuracy of the Phase Detector Constant determines the accuracy of the
noise measurement.
The Phase Detector Constant value, along with the LNA In/Out parame-
ter, determines the HP 3048A System noise floor exclusive of the reference
source.
Test Mode 5-7
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