Agilent/HP 5372A
Agilent/HP 5372A --- 125MHz-500MHz.FREQUENCY AND TIME INTERVAL ANALYZER
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| Manufacturer: Agilent/HP Model # : 5372A |
| Categories: Signal Analyzers -> Frequency and Time Interval Analyzer |
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Description:
Description: The Agilent HP 5372A is a Frequency and Time Interval Analyzer that captures frequency, phase, or time intervals at extremely high speeds. The HP Agilent 5372A can make up to 13.3 million measurements per second for signals with a frequency range of up to 500 MHz. An optional channel expands the range to 2 GHz. The HP Agilent 5372A combines a choice of over 60 arming and triggering configurations with built-in analysis functions including math, statistics, and limit testing. Unique to the 5372A (compared with the 5371A) are deeper memory, hardware histograms, and FFT capabilities for high-performance and more sophisticated jitter spectrum analysis and phase noise studies. The 5372A lets you: analyze jitter effects, characterize the transient and steady state responses of a VCO, examine frequency or phase modulation, measure frequency stability, analyze computer peripherals, or measure fast hopping radio signals.
Product Specs:
•Broad selection of measurements
•Quick and easy-to-use push button analysis
•Graphic display and histograms for added visual meaning from collected data
•200 ps single-shot, Least Significant Digit (LSD), 10 digits/second for frequency measurements (2 ps LSD for averaged measurements)
Quality Assurance:
Most of our equipment is tested in our staff on-site laboratory prior to shipping. An operational check is performed on all equipment sold to insure that it meets or exceeds the manufacturer's specifications.
We supply all available standard accessories and an operation manual with most pieces of equipment.
Consult your Application Engineer at 86-755-83777077 for details specific to this model.
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