I'm using a B205mini to transmit signals. When transmitting, I can see copies of the the SOI at harmonics of the center frequency. I ran some measurements of total harmonic distortion, and found it to range from 39% with a 100MHz to 23% with a 1GHz carrier.
My main concern is for the lower frequency carriers, like 100MHz, because multiple harmonics will show up on a spectrum analyzer set to a wideband. I've looked at putting an RF filter at the output, but I need the system to be able to switch transmit center frequencies in a range from 100MHz to 5GHz.
Is it possible to reduce the harmonics by some hardware setting (driving with gnruadio)?
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Trey
I'm using a B205mini to transmit signals. When transmitting, I can see copies of the the SOI at harmonics of the center frequency. I ran some measurements of total harmonic distortion, and found it to range from 39% with a 100MHz to 23% with a 1GHz carrier.
My main concern is for the lower frequency carriers, like 100MHz, because multiple harmonics will show up on a spectrum analyzer set to a wideband. I've looked at putting an RF filter at the output, but I need the system to be able to switch transmit center frequencies in a range from 100MHz to 5GHz.
Is it possible to reduce the harmonics by some hardware setting (driving with gnruadio)?
Thanks,
Trey
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