The 37717B is a communication analyzer from Agilent. A communication analyzer is a superior type of electronic test equipment for physical layer, circuit, and new technology testing. Anyone in the business of testing data networks can use a communication analyzer for the measurement and monitoring of equipment.
Additional Features:
Multi-rate bit error measuring test set
Can generate and receive a range of data patterns, and provide analysis of received errors to G.821 requirements
75µ unbalanced data interfaces are provided at all data rates
The Agilent 37717B is a multi-rate bit error measuring test set. It can generate and receive a range of data and patterns, and provide analysis of received errors to G.821 requirements. 75μ unbalanced data interfaces are provided at all data rates. In addition 120μ balanced data interfaces are provided at up to 2.048 Mbit/s. AMI, HDB3 or CMI coding is used depending on the selected rate. Accurate error measurements can still be made in the presence of half-rate cable loss of up to 12 dB, and at protected monitor points.
The 37717B is a communication analyzer from Agilent. A communication analyzer is a superior type of electronic test equipment for physical layer, circuit, and new technology testing. Anyone in the business of testing data networks can use a communication analyzer for the measurement and monitoring of equipment.
Additional Features:
- Multi-rate bit error measuring test set
- Can generate and receive a range of data patterns, and provide analysis of received errors to G.821 requirements
- 75µ unbalanced data interfaces are provided at all data rates
The Agilent 37717B is a multi-rate bit error measuring test set. It can generate and receive a range of data and patterns, and provide analysis of received errors to G.821 requirements. 75μ unbalanced data interfaces are provided at all data rates. In addition 120μ balanced data interfaces are provided at up to 2.048 Mbit/s. AMI, HDB3 or CMI coding is used depending on the selected rate. Accurate error measurements can still be made in the presence of half-rate cable loss of up to 12 dB, and at protected monitor points.
