IFR-MARCONI-2380-2382
RÉSUMÉ TECHNIQUE IFR-MARCONI-2380-2382 :
L’IFR MARCONI 2380 + 2382 est un analyseur de spectre portable offrant une bande passante de 100Hz à 400MHz. Il est équipé d’une interface GPIB et d’une résolution en bande passante RBW allant de 3Hz à 1MHz. Avec une sensibilité de -150dBm, cet appareil est conçu pour des mesures précises et fiables.
L’IFR MARCONI 2380 + 2382 est un analyseur de spectre portable.
Bande passante : 100Hz à 400MHz
Interface: GPIB
RBW : 3Hz à 1MHz
Sensibilité : -150dBm
Haute résolution
Visu + A de S: BP=100Hz/400MHz, GPIB,
\nRBW=3Hz/1MHz, -150dBm, Haute Résolution, …
TYPICAL USE AND SECTOR
Pour IFR Systems IFR-MARCONI-2380-2382
L’Analyseur de spectre 2380 + 2382 vous permet de caractériser vos systèmes et optimise vos cycles de test.
This refurbished instrument offers performance comparable to new and helps to reduce acquisition costs.
Applications :
- RF / microwave
- Networks & telecoms
- Electricity & testing
- Quality Control & Metrology
Sectors :
- Electronics & instrumentation
Designed for :
- Laboratory manager
- Technical buyer
This reconditioned equipment can be made available quickly with ISO 17025 verification, and combines reliability, economy and durability.
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Frequently asked questions about Spectrum analysers
01
What is a spectrum analyser used for?It displays the frequency distribution of a signal, showing its power as a function of frequency. It is essential for analysing RF emissions, diagnosing interference or validating wireless transmissions.
02
What's the difference between a spectrum analyser and an oscilloscope?The oscilloscope shows a signal in the time domain, the spectrum analyser in the frequency domain. The latter is better suited to studying RF signals, EMC disturbances or emission spectra.
03
What are the technical criteria to be compared?The analysable frequency band, resolution bandwidth (RBW), amplitude accuracy, scanning speed, background noise level and measurement functions (EMI, demodulation, real-time analysis) are key.
04
Is a portable analyser enough for a field EMC audit?Yes, as long as it covers the target frequency band and has a preamp, an appropriate RBW filter and, ideally, a peak or quasi-peak detection mode. It must also be compatible with suitable antennas or probes.
05
Are refurbished spectrum analysers always up to date?This depends on the model and its use. If they are metrologically checked and include the necessary options (preamp, filters, firmware updates), they remain perfectly usable even in demanding use.
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