Used AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT 89410A #143049 for sale

AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT 89410A Vector Signal Analyzer is a state-of-the-art testing device used in programmable RF and microwave testing. HP 89410A is designed to measure amplitude, frequency, and bandwidth characteristics of digital modulation signals. It is equipped with an 80 MHz analogue bandwidth, deep memory, and fast sweep speed. AGILENT 89410A Vector Signal Analyzer has a sampling rate of up to 400 MSa/s, enabling users to quickly analyze waveforms and reduce the time spent measuring signals. It features a unique QAMView™ software, allowing users to quickly display error vector magnitude (EVM) and vector constellation diagrams. The analyzer also provides high resolution, 6-channel frequency scanning, allowing users to measure signals with a wide range of spectrum occupancy. It also enables users to measure modulation parameters such as error vector magnitude (EVM), frequency shift, and symbol rate. HEWLETT-PACKARD 89410A Vector Signal Analyzer has the capacity to store up to 20 instrument setups for dual-carrier measurements and profile setup memories. It provides extensive built-in measurement functions such as power meter accuracy (PMAR), AM/FM demodulation, and chirp measurement. In addition, KEYSIGHT 89410A also has a comprehensive digital modulation analysis feature which helps users in quickly identifying and debugging digital modulation spectra. 89410A Vector Signal Analyzer is equipped with advanced control software and a GPIB (IEEE-488) interface. It also provides real-time control and prompt triggering of test measurements. Plus, AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT 89410A is also capable of automatically storing data from multiple sweeps, making it ideal for repetitive testing. In conclusion, HP 89410A Vector Signal Analyzer is a top choice for RF and microwave testing. It is highly accurate, with fast sweep speed, deep memory and versatile control features. Additionally, it features a unique QAMView™ software, allowing users to quickly display error vector magnitude (EVM) and vector constellation diagrams. Also, it provides real-time control, prompt triggering and storage of multiple sweeps, making it an efficient testing device.