The 8350A is a sweep generator from Agilent. A sweep generator is a tool engineers use to generate sinusoidal outputs while testing electronic equipment. The output will automatically have its frequency varied or swept between frequencies. A sweep is one complete cycle of a frequency variation. Engineers use sweep signal generators as test equipment, mostly to measure responses of filters, amplifiers, and electrical components.
Additional Features:
Frequency range determined by RF plug-in unit used
Internal self-check on start-up
Start/Stop Sweep and CW modes
Accurate, high resolution digital displays of all major function values
Five independent, continuously variable, amplitude or intensity markers are available to note significant points on the frequency sweep
Up to nine different front panel settings can be stored and recalled
Modulation: External AM, Internal AM, External FM
Remote programming via HP-IB interface
RF output blanking and display blanking
Pen lift function for X-Y recorder
Alt n function for alternating RF output between the current front panel setting and a setting stored in memory
Sweep oscillator applications are greatly expanded by the features of the popular Agilent 8350A Sweep Oscillator Mainframe. Along with the traditional swept and CW frequency functions the Agilent 8350A adds five markers with extensive capabilities, versatile data entry and complete HP-IB programmability. Accepts the 86200 (with adapter) and 83500 series of plug-ins for true versatility. Frequency range is dependent upon plug-in used (sold separately). Mainframe features also include the ability to save & recall up to 9 different front-panel settings! This is a very reliable mainframe that will provide years of quality service.
The 8350A is a sweep generator from Agilent. A sweep generator is a tool engineers use to generate sinusoidal outputs while testing electronic equipment. The output will automatically have its frequency varied or swept between frequencies. A sweep is one complete cycle of a frequency variation. Engineers use sweep signal generators as test equipment, mostly to measure responses of filters, amplifiers, and electrical components.
Additional Features:
- Frequency range determined by RF plug-in unit used
- Internal self-check on start-up
- Start/Stop Sweep and CW modes
- Accurate, high resolution digital displays of all major function values
- Five independent, continuously variable, amplitude or intensity markers are available to note significant points on the frequency sweep
- Up to nine different front panel settings can be stored and recalled
- Modulation: External AM, Internal AM, External FM
- Remote programming via HP-IB interface
- RF output blanking and display blanking
- Pen lift function for X-Y recorder
- Alt n function for alternating RF output between the current front panel setting and a setting stored in memory
Sweep oscillator applications are greatly expanded by the features of the popular Agilent 8350A Sweep Oscillator Mainframe. Along with the traditional swept and CW frequency functions the Agilent 8350A adds five markers with extensive capabilities, versatile data entry and complete HP-IB programmability. Accepts the 86200 (with adapter) and 83500 series of plug-ins for true versatility. Frequency range is dependent upon plug-in used (sold separately). Mainframe features also include the ability to save & recall up to 9 different front-panel settings! This is a very reliable mainframe that will provide years of quality service.
