Used AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT 8711A #197222 for sale

HP/AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT 8711A is an electronic test and measurement equipment that provides a variety of functions for use in transistor-level split-signal amplifiers. It is a synthesizer-based dual channel instrument with a frequency range of 100 kHz to 8.76 GHz. HP 8711A has the ability to measure gain, noise figure, input and output impedance, and other characteristics of small-signal amplifiers in both the linear and non-linear regions. This device also provides frequency stack and adjustable component capability. AGILENT 8711A works with a variety of input and output connectors, which include two-position miniature dual receptacles; single-ended SMA, BNC, and MC connectors; and differential BNC connectors. It has separate digital output and display ports that can be used to connect the device to a PC. KEYSIGHT 8711A also features a first local oscillator (LO1), second LO (LO2), and a tracking generator, which are all capable of operating within the specified frequency range. It has separate audio-frequency (AF) and video-frequency (VF) selectivity that enables the user to select the most appropriate frequency at which they are measuring. 8711A has both Gain and Return Loss measurements ranging from -50 dB to +50 dB. It has frequency-sweeping capability that can be used to observe how the parameters under test are changing at different frequencies. It features a wide dynamic range, and is capable of handling both high and low power levels. HEWLETT-PACKARD 8711A also has a variety of built-in math and display capabilities. It has the ability to store the transfer characteristics of up to 30 amplifier models. It has a built-in calculator, as well as a science calculator for performing complex calculations. It also has an oscilloscope that is capable of displaying the waveforms of signals. AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT 8711A is a versatile tool that can be used to measure a variety of signal parameters. It is a great tool for transistor-level split-signal amplifiers, as it allows for detailed, accurate analysis. It is an essential device for anyone working in electronic design and testing.