µ-Wave Analyzers Get Power Boost To +10 dBm

June 1, 2000
The 6800 Series microwave system analyzers, which include the 6820 and 6840 models, now come with an option (030) that provides a minimum of +10 dBm of leveled power up to 24 GHz, allowing the instruments to be used for local oscillator substitution

The 6800 Series microwave system analyzers, which include the 6820 and 6840 models, now come with an option (030) that provides a minimum of +10 dBm of leveled power up to 24 GHz, allowing the instruments to be used for local oscillator substitution in mixers and converters. The scalar and tuned-input modes are increased by 5 dB, yielding up to 90 dB for filter and passive component testing. Available in 3-, 8.4-, 20- and 24-GHz versions, the 6800 Series features offset tracking on network measurements, real-time transmission line fault-location detection with 0.1% accuracy, and EEPROM-corrected scalar detectors. The 6840 also offers a built-in spectrum analyzer. Prices for the 030 option range from $1620 to $4050, depending on the analyzer model.

Company: IFR SYSTEMS INC.

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