Used AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT 8481A #9143085 for sale

AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT 8481A is a versatile electronic test equipment designed to accurately measure power and attenuation in high-frequency circuits. HP 8481A offers easy-to-use controls and a wide frequency range that allow quick and reliable characterization of power (reflection, insertion loss, transmission) and field strength (peak, peak-to-peak, RMS) levels. This instrument is well suited for use in a range of applications, including R&D testing, production testing, and troubleshooting. AGILENT 8481A features a frequency range of 3.1 GHz to 8.4 GHz, which can be divided into thirds for more accurate readings of field strength or power. It has adjustable high-pass and low-pass filters to reduce unwanted signals in the measurements. This test equipment allows accurate measurement of RF signals in both the time and frequency domains. Furthermore, 8481A offers easy-to-use control buttons and digital display that simplify operation. HEWLETT-PACKARD 8481A has a wide dynamic range, which allows a broad range of signals to be accurately measured. This test equipment also features Direct Digital Synthesis (DDS) technology to generate exact voltages. This feature helps reduce the likelihood of errors when taking measurements. An Auto-Cal feature is also present in KEYSIGHT 8481A, which ensures accuracy and improves the reliability of the instrument. AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT 8481A is well suited to meet the needs of many electronic test needs in a wide variety of industries. Its frequency range and adjustable filters allow for precision measurements of signals, and its wide dynamic range ensures accurate readings of a wide variety of signals. This instrument also features DDS technology for exact voltage generation and auto-cal for improved accuracy and reliability. The easy-to-use controls and digital display simplifies operation and make HP 8481A a great choice for accurately measuring power and attenuation levels in high-frequency circuits.