The SR780 is a 100 kHz signal analyzer from Stanford Research. Engineers use signal analyzers to combine the capabilities of spectrum and vector signal analyzers. A signal analyzer is a piece of electronic test equipment that takes measurements of power, magnitude, distortion, phase noise, modulation, and demodulation quality of input signals.
Additional Features:
DC to 102.4 kHz bandwidth
90 dB dynamic range
Low-distortion synthesized source
145 dB dynamic range in swept-sine mode
Real-time octave analysis
Up to 32 Mbyte memory
GPIB and RS-232 interfaces
The SR780 Dynamic Signal Analyzer combines high performance and low cost in a full-featured package. It offers 102.4 kHz dual-channel FFTs with 90 dB dynamic range, 145 dB dynamic range swept-sine measurements, real-time ANSI standard octave analysis, waterfall displays and transient capture.
The SR780 is a 100 kHz signal analyzer from Stanford Research. Engineers use signal analyzers to combine the capabilities of spectrum and vector signal analyzers. A signal analyzer is a piece of electronic test equipment that takes measurements of power, magnitude, distortion, phase noise, modulation, and demodulation quality of input signals.
Additional Features:
- DC to 102.4 kHz bandwidth
- 90 dB dynamic range
- Low-distortion synthesized source
- 145 dB dynamic range in swept-sine mode
- Real-time octave analysis
- Up to 32 Mbyte memory
- GPIB and RS-232 interfaces
The SR780 Dynamic Signal Analyzer combines high performance and low cost in a full-featured package. It offers 102.4 kHz dual-channel FFTs with 90 dB dynamic range, 145 dB dynamic range swept-sine measurements, real-time ANSI standard octave analysis, waterfall displays and transient capture.
