26 February 2010

Spectrum analyser has 'fastest measurement speed on the market' says Anritsu

  • Spectrum analyser

Anritsu has unveiled a spectrum analyser which it claims to have the fastest measurement speed available on the market.

The MS2830A is an addition to Anritsu's MS269xA product range and designed to support high measurement speeds.

The device supports frequency ranges from 3.6 to 13.5GHz, provides rf specifications for an average noise level of –153dBm (1GHz, without preamplifier), third order intermodulation distortion (TOI) of 15dBm and total level accuracy of ±0.3dB (typical).

Anritsu says a vector signal analysis option supports even faster measurement of bandwidths up to 31.25MH, while consuming 45% less power than current models,

The MS269xA and MS2830A measurement software are fully compatible.

Author
Chris Shaw

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Anritsu Ltd

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