Used AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT 3585A #106607 for sale

AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT 3585A is a precision electronic test equipment designed for the measurement of frequency and the analysis of amplitude and distortion. It is commonly used in a variety of industries, including aerospace, telecommunications, and other networks. HP 3585A is a multifunctional instrument that provides extremely accurate measurements of frequency, amplitude, and distortion. It has an input frequency range of 0.1 Hz to 3 GHz and features a 0.01 kHz resolution. It is equipped with a basic time-domain signal analysis system (TDSA) capable of producing up to 16,000 samples per second, which is used in the analysis of sophisticated signals with various transient parameters. Furthermore, AGILENT 3585A is capable of performing a variety of functions, such as measuring signal level, signal amplitude, and harmonic distortion. KEYSIGHT 3585A uses a highly accurate signal frequency counter for precise measurements. It is equipped with an extended autocalibration feature, which compensates for nonlinearity errors in the signal path. In addition, this instrument is equipped with a thermometer for temperature compensation. This feature is particularly useful when measuring very low-level signals or in the analysis of digital signals. HEWLETT-PACKARD 3585A is also equipped with a variety of other features. It has multiple sampling rates, which allow it to measure both wideband and narrowband signals. It also features a wide variety of instruments, including sweep generators, spectrum analyzers, time-domain signal analyzers, and phase-locked loop testers. In addition, the instrument can be interfaced to a variety of other instruments for data logging purposes. 3585A is an ideal tool for the analysis of a wide range of components, from transistors to aerospace systems. Its accuracy and versatility make it suitable for a variety of applications. Its state-of-the-art features make it one of the best instruments available for analyzing frequency, amplitude, and distortion.