RF USB Power Meter 10 MHz..18.5 GHz TTi ST185SMA

• 10 MHz ..12.4 GHz bandwidth
• Measurement range from -50 dBm to +20 dBm
• Replacement solution for conventional power meter and sensor combination
• Simple USB connection to laptop or PC
• Use multiple sensors on one laptop or PC

 

• 0.03Hz to 3MHz frequency range
• External seven digit 120MHz counter
• Simultaneous display of frequency & amplitude
• High waveform quality at all frequencies & levels
• 2mV to 20V pk-pk from 50 Ohms or 600 Ohms

 

• 120V or 250V, 90W, Linear, True Analog Control
• Linear regulation - for the best performance
• Ultra-compact design - uses up less space
• True Analog controls - for ease of use

 

• 1 µHz to 50 MHz range(sine and square)
• 1 µHz resolution
• 128K points at up to 125MS/s Arbitrary waveforms
• True pulse generator with variable delay and variable rise/fall

 

• 10MHz to 3600MHz or 6000MHz frequency range
• Resolution bandwidths from 300Hz to 10MHz (1:3:10)
• -120dBm typical noise floor at -40dBm ref. level/10kHz RBW
• Measurement in dBm or dBuV, mV or uW
• Zero span mode with AM and FM audio demodulation
• Trace modes of normal, peak hold and trace average
• USB interfaces for Flash drives and PC connection

 

• Dual independent or tracking 600 watt outputs
• PowerFlex+ design gives ultra-wide range of voltage/current combinations
• Up to 80V and up to 50A within each power envelope

 

• 1 µHz to 25 MHz range(sine and square)
• 1 µHz resolution
• 128K points at up to 125MS/s Arbitrary waveforms
• True pulse generator with variable delay and variable rise/fall

 

• 40 MHz sine
• 50 MHz square
• 4-channel independent or linked
• 100 MSa/s sample rate
• 12-bit vertical resolution

 

• 40MHz D.D.S. function generator with arbitrary capability
• 0.1mHz to 40MHz (50MHz square) rang
• 10 digit resolution

 

• 1MHz to 2700MHz frequency range
• Resolution bandwidths of 1MHz, 280kHz or 15kHz
• -96dBm typical noise floor at -20dBm reference level
• Measurement in dBm or dBµV, mV or µW
• Zero span mode with AM and FM audio demodulation