This phase noise analyzer measures Absolute and Residual phase noise and offers Amplitude noise options. It can also measure phase and amplitude noise on pulsed signals.
Remote controlled Remote Analyzer with receiver characteristics and an unusually comprehensive range of features, making it exemplary value for money. It is particularly suitable for radio monitoring, which is why it is found in broadcasting centers and at essential transmitter locations.
The MS46322B is a series of Economy ShockLine™ Vector Network Analyzers with frequency range from 1 MHz to 8/20/43.5 GHz. It is based on patented ShockLine VNA-on-chip technology, which simplifies the internal VNA architecture at high frequencies, reduces instrument cost, and enhances accuracy and measurement repeatability.
The MS46322B are all 2-port VNAs packaged in a compact and rugged 2U chassis. The entire series has 130 microseconds per point sweep speed, and better than 100 dB dynamic range to 43.5 GHz, making it suitable for testing passive devices in engineering, manufacturing and cost-sensitive education applications.
The MS46522B series of 2-port Performance ShockLine Vector Network Analyzers delivers an unprecedented level of value and performance. With features such as a best-in-class dynamic range, this Performance series lowers cost-of-test and speeds time to market in numerous testing applications up to 92 GHz. Typical applications include designing and manufacturing mobile network equipment, mobile devices, automotive cables, high-speed data interconnects, and system integration components.
This RF/Microwave frequency counter/analyzer can be used to measure, analyze, and calibrate microwave frequency, power, and pulsed RF time parameters like pulse width and PRI. This system features a graphical display and improved control over measurement.
From Anritsu, the inventor of the handheld spectrum analyzer first introduced in 1999, we are proud to introduce our first generation MS2760A Spectrum Master – Ultraportable Spectrum Analyzer. By utilizing Anritsu’s patented shockline non-linear transmission line (NLTL) technology, the MS2760A shatters the cost, size, and performance barriers associated with traditional large form factor instruments to more efficiently advance technology development.
The S331L handheld cable and antenna analyzer is ideal for tower contractors and wireless service providers that need a rugged, handheld field instrument to provide high-performance cable and antenna analysis to ensure optimum deployment, installation, and maintenance of wireless networks.
Anritsu’s Mobile InterferenceHunter™ is a quick and reliable way to find multiple emitters, or single emitters even in difficult reception conditions. The ability to work with multiple signal sources, reflections, RF shadows, and multi-path distinguish the Mobile InterferenceHunter from conventional systems that depend solely on directional antennas. The ability to work with signals that are intermittent, bursty, or drift rapidly in frequency separate the Mobile InterferenceHunter from more expensive solutions targeted at a single fixed frequency interferer. The Mobile InterferenceHunter’s post-capture analysis capability allows users to modify search parameters without re-driving the route. This allows re-analysis of the captured data as well as consulting with experts.
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Rohde & Schwarz offers the R&S®ZNL 3-in-1 all-rounder vector network analyzer (VNA) designed to offer vector network analysis, spectrum analysis, an power meter measurements all within one single, compact instrument. Offering frequency ranges from 5 kHz to 3 GHz or 6 GHz the R&S®ZNL is ideal for various RF component measurement applications in industrial electronics and wireless communications.
Fairview Microwave introduces a new series of rugged, portable, phase stable RF analyzer cable assemblies ideal for handheld network analyzers, base station analyzers, portable spectrum analyzers, field testing, tower measurements, distance-to-fault measurement, and site maintenance applications. These 19 analyzers deliver excellent amplitude, phase stability with flexure, and operate at a maximum of 27 GHz.
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