Calibration Method of Carrier-to-Noise Ratio in High-precision Fixed-Signal-Variable-Noise Mode

A calibration method and carrier-to-noise ratio technology, which can be used in noise figure or signal-to-noise ratio measurement, line transmission components, line transmission monitoring/testing, etc. The effect of reducing calibration error, improving quality and reducing error

CN110346659BActive Publication Date: 2020-08-07XIDIAN UNIV
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CN · China
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2020-08-07

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Abstract

The invention provides a method for calibrating a carrier-to-noise ratio of a high-precision fixed-signal and noise-reducing mode, and the method specifically comprises the following steps of constructing a combiner system of a pure signal and noise; determining an expected pure signal power Ps and an expected carrier-to-noise ratio CN0 of the pure signal power generated by a signal generator in the combiner system, determining the attenuation amount La of an attenuator, determining the power spectral density of the noise generated by the noise generator, setting the pure signal power generated by the signal generator in the combiner system to be the same as the above determined value; and setting the attenuation amount of the attenuator as La such that the noise power spectral density generated by the noise generator is the signal-to-noise ratio CN0' of the combiner system outputting the noisy signal, that is, the carrier-to-noise ratio calibration is completed. The method provided bythe invention considers the influence of noise figures of the attenuator, the combiner and the cable in the combiner system on the noise power spectral density, greatly reduces errors of the carrier-to-noise ratio calibration, improves the accuracy of the carrier-to-noise ratio calibration, and solves the problems in the prior art.
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technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the technical fields of electronic information engineering and aerospace engineering, and relates to a carrier-to-noise ratio calibration method in a high-precision signal-constant-variable-noise mode. Background technique

[0002] In the fields of electronic information engineering and aerospace engineering, it usually involves the analysis, processing and testing of analog signals with pre-calibrated carrier-to-noise ratios, which requires the use of carrier-to-noise ratio calibration methods to design and generate signals with definite carrier-to-noise ratios. To achieve carrier-to-noise ratio calibration, a combination system of pure signal and noise needs to be built in advance. The composition of the combining system generally includes a signal generator, a noise generator, a combiner, an attenuator, and a coaxial cable. The signal flow direction in the system is: use the signal generator to generate a pure signal, and us...

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[0036] The carrier-to-noise ratio calibration method of the high-precision fixed signal and noise-changing mode of the present invention, such as figure 1 As shown, follow the steps below:

[0037]S1, build a combined system of pure signal and noise, see figure 2 ; The combined system includes a signal generator 5, a noise generator 6, a combiner 7, an attenuator 8, and a coaxial cable, and the output port of the signal generator 5 and the output port of the noise generator 6 pass through the cable respectively Connect with combiner 7, combiner 7 is connected with attenuator 8 through cable; The signal flow in the system is: signal generator 5 produces pure signal (corresponding to figure 2 point A), while the noise generator 6 produces white noise (corresponding to figure 2 point B), the pure signal is input to the combiner 7 through the first cable 1, and the white noise is input to the combiner 7 through the second cable 2, and the noise-containing signal output by the...