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公开(公告)号:EP0547228A4
公开(公告)日:1994-07-13
申请号:EP92910579
申请日:1992-05-26
Applicant: ADVANTEST CORP
Inventor: HIROSE MASAAKI , KATOH KAZUO , UEKI YUTAKA , HIRAKOSO YOHEI , SATOH MITSUNORI , KOSUGE TAKASHI
CPC classification number: G01R19/003 , G01R29/0892 , G01R29/26
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公开(公告)号:DE69228232T2
公开(公告)日:1999-07-08
申请号:DE69228232
申请日:1992-05-26
Applicant: ADVANTEST CORP
Inventor: HIROSE MASAAKI , KATOH KAZUO , UEKI YUTAKA , HIRAKOSO YOHEI , SATOH MITSUNORI , KOSUGE TAKASHI
Abstract: An apparatus for measuring the intensity of an interfering electromagnetic wave, specifically for measuring the average value of impulsive noises in a short time accurately. In the apparatus, impulsive noises, inputted through a variable attenuator (12), a frequency converter (13), an intermediate-frequency amplifier (15), a band-pass filter (16) of 9 KHz or 120 KHz are inputted into a linear detector (17). The detected outputs are passed through a low-pass CR filter (31) whose cut-off frequency is tens of thousands of hertz to lower their peak values and to widen their width. The output of the filter is converted into digital signal by an A/D converter (33), and digital values at respective sampling points in one frame of the digital signals are summed by a computing circuit (34). Then, the summation value thereof is divided by the number of samples to obtain the average value and the result is displayed.
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公开(公告)号:DE69228232D1
公开(公告)日:1999-03-04
申请号:DE69228232
申请日:1992-05-26
Applicant: ADVANTEST CORP
Inventor: HIROSE MASAAKI , KATOH KAZUO , UEKI YUTAKA , HIRAKOSO YOHEI , SATOH MITSUNORI , KOSUGE TAKASHI
Abstract: An apparatus for measuring the intensity of an interfering electromagnetic wave, specifically for measuring the average value of impulsive noises in a short time accurately. In the apparatus, impulsive noises, inputted through a variable attenuator (12), a frequency converter (13), an intermediate-frequency amplifier (15), a band-pass filter (16) of 9 KHz or 120 KHz are inputted into a linear detector (17). The detected outputs are passed through a low-pass CR filter (31) whose cut-off frequency is tens of thousands of hertz to lower their peak values and to widen their width. The output of the filter is converted into digital signal by an A/D converter (33), and digital values at respective sampling points in one frame of the digital signals are summed by a computing circuit (34). Then, the summation value thereof is divided by the number of samples to obtain the average value and the result is displayed.
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