The 8562A is a 22 GHz Spectrum Analyzer from Agilent. A spectrum analyzer measures the power of spectrums of known and unknown signals. Spectrum analyzers collect information such as the magnitude of an input signal compared to its frequency. As a frequency analyzer, spectrum analyzers’ main use is to document and analyze electrical input signals as well as spectral compositions of other signals.
Additional Features:
Frequency Range: 100 Hz to 22 GHz
Internal Preselection: +30dBm
Minimum Resolution Bandwidth: 100 Hz
Sensitivity: -110dBm
Synthesized tuning
Frequency counter
Factory adjusted pre-selector
AM/FM demodulators
Portable AC Power Source
MIL-T-28800C Rugged
Lightweight and Portable
The Agilent 8562A, Spectrum Analyzer, is a high-performance, synthesized technology, lightweight & rugged unit. The Agilent 8562A is an ideal choice for stimulus response measurements. Provides up to 118 dB dynamic range and offset tracking capability when synthesized sources are used for stepped distortion and stepped conversion-loss measurements.
The 8562A is a 22 GHz Spectrum Analyzer from Agilent. A spectrum analyzer measures the power of spectrums of known and unknown signals. Spectrum analyzers collect information such as the magnitude of an input signal compared to its frequency. As a frequency analyzer, spectrum analyzers’ main use is to document and analyze electrical input signals as well as spectral compositions of other signals.
Additional Features:
- Frequency Range: 100 Hz to 22 GHz
- Internal Preselection: +30dBm
- Minimum Resolution Bandwidth: 100 Hz
- Sensitivity: -110dBm
- Synthesized tuning
- Frequency counter
- Factory adjusted pre-selector
- AM/FM demodulators
- Portable AC Power Source
- MIL-T-28800C Rugged
- Lightweight and Portable
The Agilent 8562A, Spectrum Analyzer, is a high-performance, synthesized technology, lightweight & rugged unit. The Agilent 8562A is an ideal choice for stimulus response measurements. Provides up to 118 dB dynamic range and offset tracking capability when synthesized sources are used for stepped distortion and stepped conversion-loss measurements.
