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ASL3000 RF and Baseband Applications - COURSE #0108

Course Length

5 Days

Applicable Testers

ASL3000 Series

Course Description

The purpose of this course is to introduce the student to the system, RF hardware, and software. This is achieved through a combination of lectures and lab exercises. Upon completion of the course, the student is able to: program basic functions of the RF subsystem (MVNA), run the calibration routine and understand 5 functions of the measurement suite. This course requires the information learned in the Visual ATE Programming class (Course #0085).

The course covers some of the basic theory of radio frequency (RF) device testing, and will include hands-on lab exercises.

Prerequisites

6 months RF specific test experience
VisualATE Programming

Other related classes include

ASL3000 Basic Maintenance

Course Outline

Day 1:

System Overview
Hardware overview
Software overview
Server tasks
ASL and MVNA computers

Day 2:

Calibration
Introduction to the tests used for labs
Lab1: measuring Icc

Day 3:

RFVT utility
Lab 2: measuring power-at-a-point
Lab 3: measuring scalar gain

Day 4:

Lab 4: measuring adjacent channel power ratio
Lab 5: measuring S-parameters
Export/Import Functions
Lab 6: Export and Import

Day 5:

Baseband Measurements