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SDA-5500/SDA-5510 Sweep Configuration: Sweep History and Theory
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receiver used for later alignments also enables cancellation of absolute
value meter errors. The absolute error at C will be almost the same as the
error at B. If B is used as a perfect reference, then any absolute level error
will be adjusted out. In order to maximize this effect, Acterna recommends
that you frequently refresh the reference to be used in sweep testing (at
least once a shift).
Test Point Compensation
In aligning a cable network, the important levels, the ones you should care
about, are the system levels within the coax and amplifiers. However, in
order to perform tests without cutting off service, it is necessary to use test
points. Test points are ports that tap off enough signal for monitoring, but
leave most of the signal in the system where it is needed. Typical test points
have 20-30dB of loss between the signal being measured and the port
output.
Additionally, it is sometimes necessary to inject or read signals in locations
other than the exact point of interest. If a signal is to be injected into a
reverse amplifier, there are usually some
internal amplifier losses between the test point and the actual amp input. It is
also sometimes necessary to use external pieces of hardware to combine or
split signals from the field meter before you connect to the system being
tested.
Test point compensation accounts for all of these factors and allows the
meter to display true system levels, even though hardware between the
system and the meter may affect what the meter really sees. For example, if
a forward test point were 30dB lower than the coax line it tapped into, normal
meter readings would be 30dB below real system levels. Using test point
compensation, you can cancel out this effect. Though this simple example
would be easy to work out in your head, more complex configurations can be
far more challenging. Meter test point compensation can help insure that you
interpret meter results correctly, with accurate results.
See Also
½ Chapter 4, "Field Sweeping with the SDA-5000," covers test
point compensation procedures for the SDA field units.
Reverse Amplifier Alignment
The first alignments required when commissioning a reverse path system
are tilt and gain for the system amplifiers.
Though a sweep system can be used for these adjustments, it is not
optimized for the process. A sweep system is generally optimized to take
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