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AnalogAroma
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Confusion about Resolution BW of Tx spectrum mask
Jul 14th, 2009, 8:02am
 
Hi Everybody,

      In the spec of Transmission spectrum mask ofZigbee,  the power at 300K offset from  fo = 868MHz should be -36 dBm/100 KHz or -86 dBm/Hz.

However, when we do PSD or FFT in Cadence Spectre or MATLAB, we get a PSD output per Hz. So, for comparison with FFT results, I should use the figure -86 dBm/Hz.  

Am I right ?
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Re: Confusion about Resolution BW of Tx spectrum mask
Reply #1 - Jul 18th, 2009, 11:35am
 
The DFT or PSD techniques also have an equivalent RBW. In principal the RBW of a DFT is equal to delta_F or 1/(Tstop-Tstart).

You would need 1 sec worth of data to yield a DFT with 1 Hz resolution per frequency bin.

1msec = 1kHz resolution

AC and PNOISE yield noise power per Hz or V I per sqrt(Hz), but the DFT and PSD functions have there own RBW.
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Re: Confusion about Resolution BW of Tx spectrum mask
Reply #2 - Jul 21st, 2009, 11:40am
 
Hi RFICDude,

Thanks a lot for the feedback. You have helped me to avoid a huge embarassment !!!!!!!!

After applying your idea , I have found a huge discrepancy between Simulink PSD result and Cadence   PSD result !!.

Tx power attenuaton in Simulink is more than -40 dBc while in Cadence using psdbb function and using RBW = 100 KHz , attenuation is  -19.3dBc !

I need to contact the baseband  guys to midify the RBW settings in Simulink.

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