Hey everyone,
Sorry if a good answer to this has already been posted somewhere, but I can't seem to find it using the search. I have an application where I have some relatively high frequency (1.5-2.5 GHz) signals with a very small (<1 MHz) bandwidth. In this system there are multiple legs which need to have a precisely matched phase and amplitude (basically it's set up as an RF interferometer). I am able to pull out the summed signal, and was hoping to use the readout from a sampling oscilloscope as a guide as I tune each leg to match. Amplitude and frequency accuracy don't have to be perfect as all I'm really doing is adjusting the two signals to line up with each other.
I'm thinking this is an ideal application for a sampling scope which might be able to save me some money compared to a storage scope, but I'd be grateful for any suggestions you may have on what might be best for me to pick up!
Thanks!