The 11974Q is a used 50 GHz Mixer from Agilent. A waveguide mixer is electronic test equipment engineers use to achieve low conversion loss and flat frequency response. Engineers use external mixers, harmonic mixers, preselected mixers, millimeter mixers, and general-purpose waveguide mixers to ensure an electronic device exhibits a flat response (the same input and output).
Additional Features:
33 GHz-50 GHz
Preselection eliminates the need for signal identification and improves dynamic range
Supplied with calibration data
No bias required
+25 dBm safe input level
Optional input isolator improves amplitude accuracy
The Agilent 11974Q mixer is preselected from 33 to 50 GHz to eliminate the need for signal identification. The Agilent 11974Q mixer is preselected from 33 to 50 GHz to eliminate the need for signal identification. Preselection reduces mixer overload from broadband signals and reduces the interaction of local oscillator harmonics with the device under test. True signals can be quickly located, and software development for automated measurements is greatly simplified. The 11974Q features advanced barium-ferrite technology and comes with a stand-alone power supply. It is especially useful for broadband millimeter signal analysis, electromagnetic interference measurements, and unattended monitoring of millimeter signals.
The 11974Q is a used 50 GHz Mixer from Agilent. A waveguide mixer is electronic test equipment engineers use to achieve low conversion loss and flat frequency response. Engineers use external mixers, harmonic mixers, preselected mixers, millimeter mixers, and general-purpose waveguide mixers to ensure an electronic device exhibits a flat response (the same input and output).
Additional Features:
- 33 GHz-50 GHz
- Preselection eliminates the need for signal identification and improves dynamic range
- Supplied with calibration data
- No bias required
- +25 dBm safe input level
- Optional input isolator improves amplitude accuracy
The Agilent 11974Q mixer is preselected from 33 to 50 GHz to eliminate the need for signal identification. The Agilent 11974Q mixer is preselected from 33 to 50 GHz to eliminate the need for signal identification. Preselection reduces mixer overload from broadband signals and reduces the interaction of local oscillator harmonics with the device under test. True signals can be quickly located, and software development for automated measurements is greatly simplified. The 11974Q features advanced barium-ferrite technology and comes with a stand-alone power supply. It is especially useful for broadband millimeter signal analysis, electromagnetic interference measurements, and unattended monitoring of millimeter signals.
