Hey guys. I have a general frequency question I think will be able to be easily answered, hopefully.
I am working with a 5.7GHz radio transmitter/receiver. More specifically, subscriber module for cell sites for wireless internet service providers.
I have a Tektronix TDS1002B 60MHz 1GS/s oscilloscope.
When I am attempting to measure across any component on the board, I am not getting a waveform/signal with this particular scope. I have confirmed the scopes integrity with a function and signal generator. So I know the scope is good.
Does the 60MHz which is printed on the scope refer to its max range? Is this why I am not getting any waveform?
I know that the radio itself transmits and receives information over the 5.7GHz frequency - would it make sense to have every component on the board be measuring around that same frequency?
I really hope this makes sense.
Thank you in advance guys!
I am working with a 5.7GHz radio transmitter/receiver. More specifically, subscriber module for cell sites for wireless internet service providers.
I have a Tektronix TDS1002B 60MHz 1GS/s oscilloscope.
When I am attempting to measure across any component on the board, I am not getting a waveform/signal with this particular scope. I have confirmed the scopes integrity with a function and signal generator. So I know the scope is good.
Does the 60MHz which is printed on the scope refer to its max range? Is this why I am not getting any waveform?
I know that the radio itself transmits and receives information over the 5.7GHz frequency - would it make sense to have every component on the board be measuring around that same frequency?
I really hope this makes sense.
Thank you in advance guys!