Agilent
Technologies Inc. today announced expanded capabilities for the
N934x C family of rugged handheld spectrum analyzers. The additional
features give the HSA enhanced versatility for in-field applications
like instrument remote control and peak power measurement of pulsed
signals.
"The latest additions to our field-proven handheld spectrum
analyzers will accelerate the analysis of RF and microwave in outdoor
environments," said Brian LeMay, general manager of Agilent's Chengdu
Instruments Division. "By expanding the capabilities of our already
robust HSAs, these new updates illustrate Agilent's commitment in
helping our customers achieve their goals while addressing evolving
industry needs."
New standard features for the 20-GHz N9344C, 13.6-GHz N9343C, and
7-GHz N9342C handheld spectrum analyzers include:
- SCPI through socket and telnet connection
- RRC filter for measuring LTE/W-CDMA channel power and adjacent
channel power ratio
- Keypad lock/unlock with password
- Channel standards for LTE, WiFi and WiMAX
Optional features include:
- Peak and average power sensor support
- New security measures
- Baseband input (exclusive to the N9342C)
These enhancements augment the existing capabilities of the N934xC
HSAs, which include:
- MIL PRF 28800F Class 2-compliance
- No fans or vents to prevent the ingress of elements
- Field-friendly one-button measurement
- A clear-view screen and backlit keys for use in any lighting
condition
- Lighter weight (just 3.6 kg, or 7.9 lbs, including the maximum
four-hour field-replaceable battery)
- Security erase option to protect confidential data with a
low-level, non-recoverable reformat of the entire memory chip
- Task Planner, an Agilent-exclusive option, to compile multiple
measurement setups into a single task plan, reducing field test setup
by 95 percent and automating data capture for consistency
- Best-in-class accuracy, reliability and performance of RF
benchtop spectrum analyzers
Source: http://www.agilent.com