The 70310A is a analyzer from Agilent. Analyzers are key tools to test electronic equipment in the engineering, medical, automotive, and technological industries. Use analyzers for monitoring the performances of many different types of electronic devices. You may need analyzers for the measurement of components such as audio spectrums, voltages and currents, signals, and frequencies.
Additional Features:
Precision 10 MHz and 100 MHz reference signals for use by Keysight Agilent HP 70000 systems and other instruments
Improves reference aging rate, frequency accuracy, and measurement speed
The Keysight Agilent HP 70310A Precision Frequency Reference is a 1/8-width module that provides reference signals at 10 MHz and 100 MHz for Keysight Agilent HP 70000 Spectrum Analyzer Systems and other Instruments. Signals are Phase locked to an internal ovenized oscillator, improving the Keysight Agilent HP 70000 frequency reference accuracy (after one year) from 3 ppm to 0.1 ppm. An external reference input allows the use of house standards of 1, 2, 5, or 10 MHz.
The 70310A is a analyzer from Agilent. Analyzers are key tools to test electronic equipment in the engineering, medical, automotive, and technological industries. Use analyzers for monitoring the performances of many different types of electronic devices. You may need analyzers for the measurement of components such as audio spectrums, voltages and currents, signals, and frequencies.
Additional Features:
- Precision 10 MHz and 100 MHz reference signals for use by Keysight Agilent HP 70000 systems and other instruments
- Improves reference aging rate, frequency accuracy, and measurement speed
The Keysight Agilent HP 70310A Precision Frequency Reference is a 1/8-width module that provides reference signals at 10 MHz and 100 MHz for Keysight Agilent HP 70000 Spectrum Analyzer Systems and other Instruments. Signals are Phase locked to an internal ovenized oscillator, improving the Keysight Agilent HP 70000 frequency reference accuracy (after one year) from 3 ppm to 0.1 ppm. An external reference input allows the use of house standards of 1, 2, 5, or 10 MHz.
