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Justin Crooks
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You can turn image/spur rejection off. This will force it to stay in the higher noise state, but also lets spurious signals through. Note that with the SA44B there is a 3 dB correction for broadband noise, as the software image rejection cannot filter out noise at the image frequency.
The BB60C can perform this measurement without the correction.
