A Method of Improving the Trigger Accuracy of Peak Power Measurement

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for improving the triggering accuracy of peak power measurement and belongs to the field of peak power measurement. Through the automatic calibration of the trigger circuit and the interpolation algorithm of multiple power points, the method of the present invention can improve the trigger accuracy of the entire trigger dynamic range to within ±0.5dB, ensuring accurate and stable trigger pulse envelopes in the microwave peak power measurement process Signal; the automatic calibration of the trigger circuit improves the efficiency of personnel; the trigger accuracy is increased from within ±2dB to within ±0.5dB, which is increased by 4 times, and the trigger accuracy is higher.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of peak power measurement, and in particular relates to a method for improving the triggering accuracy of peak power measurement. Background technique [0002] When performing peak power measurement, it is necessary to stably trigger to the pulse envelope signal. At present, analog circuits are used for triggering. In order to ensure trigger accuracy, calibration and compensation of analog trigger circuits are required. [0003] Since the current calibration and compensation of the trigger circuit is manual, and only the linear interpolation algorithm of two points is used to ensure the trigger accuracy of the entire trigger dynamic range. [0004] The trigger circuit calibration data of two power points is obtained by manual calibration, and the trigger accuracy of the entire trigger dynamic range is guaranteed through the linear interpolation algorithm of these two points. [0005] Using manual calibration and two-...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] Using manual calibration and two-point interpolation algorithm is not only inefficient, time-consuming and laborious, but also the trigger accuracy of the entire trigger dynamic range can only be controlled within ±2dB

[0006] Due to the low trigger accuracy, the above scheme cannot satisfy the systems and equipment with frequent pulse envelope signal fluctuations and high requirements for real-time measurement stability.

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