Agilent Technologies Introduces New 8990B Peak Power Analyzer with the Fastest Rise Time/Fall Time in the Peak Power-Measurement Market
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Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) today announced the Agilent 8990B, a peak power analyzer that offers faster measurement speed and greater measurement accuracy
in peak power-pulse analysis for the aerospace, defense and wireless
markets. Complementing
the 8990B are the new N1923A and N1924A wideband power sensors, which
cover a frequency range of 50 MHz to 18 GHz and 50 MHz to 40 GHz,
respectively. When combined with either sensor, the 8990B peak power
analyzer achieves 5 nanosecond rise time/fall time, the fastest overall
rise time/fall time in the peak-power market, making the 8990B an
excellent solution for RF pulse measurement and analysis. Built
for ease of use and high performance, the 8990B is equipped with a
15-inch XGA color touchscreen that is capable of simultaneously
displaying four channel results for more image detail. And with the
8990B’s sampling rate of 100 MSa/s, R&D engineers get the high
resolution they need to detect abnormalities in a signal trace for
design improvement. The
8990B comes with 15 predefined pulse parameter measurements, including
rise time, pulse droop, pulse width and time delay, which can be
executed automatically in two easy steps via the touchscreen. These
parameters are used in the design, testing and validation of power
amplifiers, TR module, transponders, radar test sets and satellite
payloads, and other test devices that require complex pulse measurement. “The
8990B peak power analyzer sets a new standard in RF pulse measurement
and analysis with better performance and a great overall user experience
that considers the challenges users face today,” said Ee Huei Sin, vice
president, Agilent’s Basic Instruments Division. “This product marks
another milestone for Agilent in the power meter and power sensor
portfolio.”
AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES
Publié le 13-06-2011
