Analyzers

Boonton introduces the new 4500B Peak Power Analyzer which has been totally redesigned from the inside out. This meter is taking performance to a new peak and changing the way the industry views and analyzes RF data.

The R&S®ZNH from Rohde & Schwarz is a full two-port handheld vector network analyzer, offering one-port cable and antenna measurement and full two-port S-parameter measurements. The analyzer features a small form factor but can deliver high performance and all the key functionalities.

The Model 1121 audio analyzer provides fast, accurate measurements including frequency, AC or DC level, distortion, SINAD and signal-to-noise ratio. It also includes an audio source providing accurate low distortion signals over wide frequencies and level ranges.

The EVO-RSA-6070A is part of the EVO Series of extended frequency spectrum analyzers from Avcom designed for higher performance and agility in applications with continuously changing requirements. The included SDR-style technology analyzer includes a wide bandwidth receiver and employs FPGA, DSP, and high-performance processors.

The FSWX signal and spectrum analyzer represents a leap forward in high-performance signal analysis, engineered to meet the demands of today’s rapidly evolving technology landscape.

Bird® offers the SignalHawk™ SH-60S-AOA Handheld Spectrum Analyzer designed to extend the capability of the SH-60S-TC by adding the ability to triangulate the location of an interferer on a map for signals between 9 kHz and 6 GHz. This highly portable analyzer easily fits in one hand and features an intuitive touchscreen user interface.

Holzworth presents the revised HA7402C Phase Noise Analyzer Engine as a “no frills” phase noise measurement system. This system is highly reliable and intuitive while offering measurement speeds that eliminate bottlenecks on manufacturing test lines. The HA7402C is also a cost effective solution for R&D, delivering measurement floors below -190dBc/Hz.

The Boonton Model 4500C is the instrument of choice for capturing, displaying, analyzing and characterizing microwave and RF power in both the time and statistical domains.