The LBSF09A True RMS, high sensitivity, high accuracy RF & microwave power sensor has frequency coverage from 1MHz to 9GHz and an 83dB dynamic range making ideal for EMC applications, general purpose average power and scalar measurements. The sensor features a fast measurement speed, a broad dynamic range, and the widest set of options for programmatic and embedded applications in the industry. The sensor is useful in research & development, manufacturing & service applications including radar, satellite, and telecommunications. Ladybug's PMA-12 Power Meter Software is included with each sensor. The software provides full control of the sensor's functions from basic setup to triggering, logging, offset tables, and more. The software package also includes an Interactive IO program with the capability of sending SCPI commands and queries to the sensor, aiding in system development.* Note: Connections for Triggering, Option SPI, and Option 001 (Analog Recorder Out) are available through the USB-C connector or an optional module (Recommended).Recomm
ended for average power measurements on signals of any modulation type including 802.11ac, gsm, CDMA 2000, CDMA (IS-95), TDMA, Multi-Tone, OFDM, CW, QAM, and more.
The LBSF09A True RMS, high sensitivity, high accuracy RF & microwave power sensor has frequency coverage from 1MHz to 9GHz and an 83dB dynamic range making ideal for EMC applications, general purpose average power and scalar measurements. The sensor features a fast measurement speed, a broad dynamic range, and the widest set of options for programmatic and embedded applications in the industry. The sensor is useful in research & development, manufacturing & service applications including radar, satellite, and telecommunications. Ladybug's PMA-12 Power Meter Software is included with each sensor. The software provides full control of the sensor's functions from basic setup to triggering, logging, offset tables, and more. The software package also includes an Interactive IO program with the capability of sending SCPI commands and queries to the sensor, aiding in system development.* Note: Connections for Triggering, Option SPI, and Option 001 (Analog Recorder Out) are available through the USB-C connector or an optional module (Recommended).Recommended for average power measurements on signals of any modulation type including 802.11ac, gsm, CDMA 2000, CDMA (IS-95), TDMA, Multi-Tone, OFDM, CW, QAM, and more.
