Specifications

Amplitude
Measurement Range
Measurement range is the total amplitude range over which
the analyzer can measure signal responses. The low value is
determined by sensitivity (10 Hz resolution bandwidth and 0 dB input
attenuation), and the high value by damage level.
Amplitude Measurement Range
- 135 dBm to + 30 dBm
Displayed Values
Scale
Over a lo-division CRT vertical axis with reference level (0 dB) at the
top graticule line.
Lot!
Linear
Calibration
Calibration
10 dB/div for 90 dB display from reference level.
Expanded from reference level:
5 dB/div for 50 dB display
2 dB/div for 20 dB display
1 dB/div for 10 dB display
10% of reference level/div when calibrated in voltage.
Reference Level Range
Lo&?
Range
+30.0 to -99.9 dBm or equivalent in dBmV, dBpV, volts.
I I
Readout expandable to +60.0* dBm to -119.9 dBm
(-139.9 dBm for 11 kHz resolution bandwidth) using
(-SHIFT] [ATTEN_) (KSI).
Linear 7.07 V to 2.2 PV full scale. Readout expandable to 223.6 V*
to 2.2 PV (0.22 PV for <I kHz resolution bandwidth) using
[SHIFT) [ATTEN) (KSI).
*Maximum total inout power not to exceed +30 dBm damage level.
Accuracy
The sum of several factors, listed in “Amplitude Uncertainty, ”
determines the accuracy of the reference level readout. Refer to the
“Amplitude Uncertainty” section in this chapter.
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