The 8990A is a used Peak RF Power Meter from Agilent. Radio frequency (RF) power meters are the electronic test equipment of choice to collect information, analyze RF power, and display information in an easy-to-read digital format. Engineers use RF power meters to measure and document pulsed RF signals, noise-like signals, and pseudorandom signals..
Additional Features:
Amplitude and time markers for measuring power exactly where you want to
Two oscilloscope channels for measuring time delays between video and microwave pulse
Versatile triggering enables the capturing of exclusive glitches
Waveform math function for measuring scalar pulse parameters
Dynamic Range: -32 dBm to +20 dBm
Minimum Pulse Width: 10 ns
Rise Time: 5 ns
Sensor and Video Inputs: 1 and 4; 2 and 3
The Agilent 8990A is capable of performing seven automatic timing measurements (rise time, fall time, pulse width, PRI, PRF, duty cycle, and delay) and five automatic power measurement (peak power, average power, pulse top/base amplitude, and overshoot) with push-button ease. Front-panel operation is intuitive and straightforward. Data entries can be typed in or made with the front panel knob; automatic measurements are made with simple keystroke. The Agilent 8990A offers two sensor channels plus two external triggering/oscillosc
ope channels, allowing the simultaneous measurement of modulating signals and detector power envelopes.
The 8990A is a used Peak RF Power Meter from Agilent. Radio frequency (RF) power meters are the electronic test equipment of choice to collect information, analyze RF power, and display information in an easy-to-read digital format. Engineers use RF power meters to measure and document pulsed RF signals, noise-like signals, and pseudorandom signals..
Additional Features:
- Amplitude and time markers for measuring power exactly where you want to
- Two oscilloscope channels for measuring time delays between video and microwave pulse
- Versatile triggering enables the capturing of exclusive glitches
- Waveform math function for measuring scalar pulse parameters
- Dynamic Range: -32 dBm to +20 dBm
- Minimum Pulse Width: 10 ns
- Rise Time: 5 ns
- Sensor and Video Inputs: 1 and 4; 2 and 3
The Agilent 8990A is capable of performing seven automatic timing measurements (rise time, fall time, pulse width, PRI, PRF, duty cycle, and delay) and five automatic power measurement (peak power, average power, pulse top/base amplitude, and overshoot) with push-button ease. Front-panel operation is intuitive and straightforward. Data entries can be typed in or made with the front panel knob; automatic measurements are made with simple keystroke. The Agilent 8990A offers two sensor channels plus two external triggering/oscilloscope channels, allowing the simultaneous measurement of modulating signals and detector power envelopes.
