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Power Detectore
GIGA-TRONICS 16936
The 16936 is a 18.5 GHz rf sensor from Gigatronics. Electronic test equipment sensors measure the power of waveforms, such as multi-tone and modulated radiofrequency (RF) waveforms. Sensors gather highly accurate modulation measurements using diode detectors.
The Gigatronics 16936 Peak Power Sensor was built for use with the Gigatronics 8501, 8501A, 8502, and 8502A power-meters. The 16936 provides both pulsed and cw measurements.Features of the Gigatronics 16936 sensor include:
Frequency range: 750 MHz to 18.5 GHz
Peak Measurement range: -20 dBm to +20 dBm
CW Measurement range: -40 dBm to +20 dBm
50 ohm input impedance
N (m) connector
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Power Meter
GIGATRONICS 8541C
The Giga-tronics 8540C Series Universal Power Meters combine accuracy, speed, range and measurement capabilities unavailable from any other power meter. Built-in features such as power sweep calibration and frequency calibration provide an unequalled degree of measurement accuracy. Only the 8540C Series power meters have the speed and range to meet the throughput demands of high volume manufacturing. And the meters can measure the CW, peak and true average power of the complex modulated signals used in EW, radar, and communications systems.
Only the Giga-tronics 8540C Series Universal Power Meters have the extensive measurement capabilities required for today’s sophisticated communications applications.
The 8540C can automatically measure the average power of pulse modulated signals or pulse signals that are amplitude modulated during the pulse ‘on’ period — such as TDMA (time division multiple access) signals. And the exclusive burst start exclude and burst end exclude capabilities of the 8540C allow you to exclude the beginning or end of a burst when measuring the average burst power. Masking the beginning or end of a burst signal, in order to exclude overshoot or other distortions, can be desirable or even required for certain types of measurements.
The exclusive Time Gating feature of the 8540C lets you program a measurement start time and duration to measure the average power during a specific time slot of a burst signal. This is critical for accurately measuring the average power of GSM, NADC and other formats that must control the power trajectory during a specified portion of the burst.
PHS (as well as DECT and CT-2) systems use a variation of the TDMA format. Instead of using different frequency channels for the forward and reverse link, these systems use a Time Domain Duplex (TDD) method at the same frequency. The Time Gating feature of the 8540C can be used in all of the average power measurement modes to accurately measure the average power of the multiplexed time slots.
The 8540C has the speed, accuracy and range to accurately measure the power level of CDMA (code division multiple access) signals for open-loop and closed-loop testing. The wide dynamic range of the 8540C is ideal for openloop tests, which can require power verification over an 80 dB range. Because the 8540C can achieve fast measurement speeds over the GPIB bus, you can quickly measure power in1dB steps over the 48 dB range required for closed-loop tests.
And no power meter is as accurate as the 8540C over the wide dynamic range needed for CDMA testing.
Fast responding diode sensors plus innovative digital signal processing deliver highspeed measurements. Achieve 500 readings per second over GPIB. Or use our exclusive fast buffered mode to further reduce processor overhead and capture up to 4,000 readings per second in CW mode. The 8540C also responds much faster to power level changes than meters using thermocouple sensors. This adds up to a huge reduction in test time and a significant increase in manufacturing throughput.
DatasheetSKU: n/a€320.00 View Product
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Power Detectore
GIGA-TRONICS 16936
The 16936 is a 18.5 GHz rf sensor from Gigatronics. Electronic test equipment sensors measure the power of waveforms, such as multi-tone and modulated radiofrequency (RF) waveforms. Sensors gather highly accurate modulation measurements using diode detectors.
The Gigatronics 16936 Peak Power Sensor was built for use with the Gigatronics 8501, 8501A, 8502, and 8502A power-meters. The 16936 provides both pulsed and cw measurements.Features of the Gigatronics 16936 sensor include:
Frequency range: 750 MHz to 18.5 GHz
Peak Measurement range: -20 dBm to +20 dBm
CW Measurement range: -40 dBm to +20 dBm
50 ohm input impedance
N (m) connector
Datasheet -
Power Meter
GIGATRONICS 8541C
The Giga-tronics 8540C Series Universal Power Meters combine accuracy, speed, range and measurement capabilities unavailable from any other power meter. Built-in features such as power sweep calibration and frequency calibration provide an unequalled degree of measurement accuracy. Only the 8540C Series power meters have the speed and range to meet the throughput demands of high volume manufacturing. And the meters can measure the CW, peak and true average power of the complex modulated signals used in EW, radar, and communications systems.
Only the Giga-tronics 8540C Series Universal Power Meters have the extensive measurement capabilities required for today’s sophisticated communications applications.
The 8540C can automatically measure the average power of pulse modulated signals or pulse signals that are amplitude modulated during the pulse ‘on’ period — such as TDMA (time division multiple access) signals. And the exclusive burst start exclude and burst end exclude capabilities of the 8540C allow you to exclude the beginning or end of a burst when measuring the average burst power. Masking the beginning or end of a burst signal, in order to exclude overshoot or other distortions, can be desirable or even required for certain types of measurements.
The exclusive Time Gating feature of the 8540C lets you program a measurement start time and duration to measure the average power during a specific time slot of a burst signal. This is critical for accurately measuring the average power of GSM, NADC and other formats that must control the power trajectory during a specified portion of the burst.
PHS (as well as DECT and CT-2) systems use a variation of the TDMA format. Instead of using different frequency channels for the forward and reverse link, these systems use a Time Domain Duplex (TDD) method at the same frequency. The Time Gating feature of the 8540C can be used in all of the average power measurement modes to accurately measure the average power of the multiplexed time slots.
The 8540C has the speed, accuracy and range to accurately measure the power level of CDMA (code division multiple access) signals for open-loop and closed-loop testing. The wide dynamic range of the 8540C is ideal for openloop tests, which can require power verification over an 80 dB range. Because the 8540C can achieve fast measurement speeds over the GPIB bus, you can quickly measure power in1dB steps over the 48 dB range required for closed-loop tests.
And no power meter is as accurate as the 8540C over the wide dynamic range needed for CDMA testing.
Fast responding diode sensors plus innovative digital signal processing deliver highspeed measurements. Achieve 500 readings per second over GPIB. Or use our exclusive fast buffered mode to further reduce processor overhead and capture up to 4,000 readings per second in CW mode. The 8540C also responds much faster to power level changes than meters using thermocouple sensors. This adds up to a huge reduction in test time and a significant increase in manufacturing throughput.
Datasheet
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Power Detectore
GIGA-TRONICS 16936
The 16936 is a 18.5 GHz rf sensor from Gigatronics. Electronic test equipment sensors measure the power of waveforms, such as multi-tone and modulated radiofrequency (RF) waveforms. Sensors gather highly accurate modulation measurements using diode detectors.
The Gigatronics 16936 Peak Power Sensor was built for use with the Gigatronics 8501, 8501A, 8502, and 8502A power-meters. The 16936 provides both pulsed and cw measurements.Features of the Gigatronics 16936 sensor include:
Frequency range: 750 MHz to 18.5 GHz
Peak Measurement range: -20 dBm to +20 dBm
CW Measurement range: -40 dBm to +20 dBm
50 ohm input impedance
N (m) connector
Datasheet -
Power Meter
GIGATRONICS 8541C
The Giga-tronics 8540C Series Universal Power Meters combine accuracy, speed, range and measurement capabilities unavailable from any other power meter. Built-in features such as power sweep calibration and frequency calibration provide an unequalled degree of measurement accuracy. Only the 8540C Series power meters have the speed and range to meet the throughput demands of high volume manufacturing. And the meters can measure the CW, peak and true average power of the complex modulated signals used in EW, radar, and communications systems.
Only the Giga-tronics 8540C Series Universal Power Meters have the extensive measurement capabilities required for today’s sophisticated communications applications.
The 8540C can automatically measure the average power of pulse modulated signals or pulse signals that are amplitude modulated during the pulse ‘on’ period — such as TDMA (time division multiple access) signals. And the exclusive burst start exclude and burst end exclude capabilities of the 8540C allow you to exclude the beginning or end of a burst when measuring the average burst power. Masking the beginning or end of a burst signal, in order to exclude overshoot or other distortions, can be desirable or even required for certain types of measurements.
The exclusive Time Gating feature of the 8540C lets you program a measurement start time and duration to measure the average power during a specific time slot of a burst signal. This is critical for accurately measuring the average power of GSM, NADC and other formats that must control the power trajectory during a specified portion of the burst.
PHS (as well as DECT and CT-2) systems use a variation of the TDMA format. Instead of using different frequency channels for the forward and reverse link, these systems use a Time Domain Duplex (TDD) method at the same frequency. The Time Gating feature of the 8540C can be used in all of the average power measurement modes to accurately measure the average power of the multiplexed time slots.
The 8540C has the speed, accuracy and range to accurately measure the power level of CDMA (code division multiple access) signals for open-loop and closed-loop testing. The wide dynamic range of the 8540C is ideal for openloop tests, which can require power verification over an 80 dB range. Because the 8540C can achieve fast measurement speeds over the GPIB bus, you can quickly measure power in1dB steps over the 48 dB range required for closed-loop tests.
And no power meter is as accurate as the 8540C over the wide dynamic range needed for CDMA testing.
Fast responding diode sensors plus innovative digital signal processing deliver highspeed measurements. Achieve 500 readings per second over GPIB. Or use our exclusive fast buffered mode to further reduce processor overhead and capture up to 4,000 readings per second in CW mode. The 8540C also responds much faster to power level changes than meters using thermocouple sensors. This adds up to a huge reduction in test time and a significant increase in manufacturing throughput.
Datasheet€320.00 View Product