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Manufacturer HP AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES INC. A CD-Rom will be included contains manuals in PDF format for the HP8568B Spectrum Analyzer. (performance, adjusting, tech spec) Condition Good/Tested. Missing trigger level control, please see pictures. With 5-day guarantee against DOA with purchase The above picture shows self calibration signal of 20 MHz Opt. H96 = adds V waveform measurement. Option E44 = 321.4 MHz Rear Panel Wide Bandwidth (BNC output connector) The HP 8568B is a high-performance spectrum analyzers for bench and ATE system use This analyzer is designed around its own internal bus and controlled by its own microcomputer to yield significant improvements in operational and data processing features, as well as flexibility under computer control. It has user RAM for storing trace data, instrument states, or custom downloadable programs (DLPs). The exceptional frequency stability of the HP 8568B makes measurements with 10 Hz resolution bandwidth possible. This narrow resolution bandwidth yields sensitivities to -135 dBm. Excellent frequency stability, sensitivity, and frequency-reference accuracy combine to allow very accurate measurement of small signals in the presence of larger ones. The instrument control settings are conveniently notated on the CRT for easy reference. Functions are activated by pressing a front-panel key, then selecting the function value using the knob, step keys, or numeric keyboard. To maintain a calibrated display, certain functions are automatically coupled in the analyzer. For example, resolution bandwidth, video bandwidth, and sweeptime are automatically adjusted by the instrument when the frequency span is reduced. Up to four tunable display markers are available to aid in measuring and analyzing signals. Two markers can be used to make relative measurements by displaying their amplitude and frequency difference. Marker information allows you to step between evenly spaced portions of a spectral display (such as signal harmonics) or "zoom-in" on a selected portion of the spectrum. Analyzer control settings can also be saved in the non-volatile memory of the analyzer. Different operators can recall these settings to make consistent, repeatable measurements. Versatile CRT Display and Plotting Capabilities All displayed information resides in the analyzer's digital memory, which refreshes the CRT at a flicker-free rate. Multiple traces can be displayed to measure residual FM or drift, or to conduct real-time surveillance over a wide frequency range. By adding an HP-IB plotter, a hardcopy of all information on the display of the analyzer can be made for analysis, documentation, or presentation. Plots can be produced directly or with the aid of a controller. Custom Programming of Softkeys Custom measurement routines can be created to meet your specific requirements. These programs can be created on an external controller or from the front-panel controls of the instrument and then stored in the non-volatile memory of the analyzer. Custom programming allows you to create complex measurement routines that can be stored and executed using a single softkey. This capability makes the analyzer a custom instrument that is more efficient for your specific tasks (please look at our rules and privacy policy) |
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