Used AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT E1364A #9195566 for sale

AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT E1364A is an electronic test and measurement equipment that offers users a variety of features and capabilities. It can be used for performing a range of electrical and RF tests at both high and low frequencies. The unit offers high performance with low noise measurements, and is available with USB, LAN, and GPIB (IEEE-488) interfaces. HP E1364A is a Frequency Response Analyzer designed to provide accurate and reliable results with fast data acquisition. It can be used to make frequency response and phase measurements on components or systems such as amplifiers, filters, and cable assemblies. The frequency range extends from DC to 3.2GHz, with optional higher frequency extensions up to 18GHz. The unit features an external clock reference input for synchronization with external signals. AGILENT E1364A offers a variety of measurement capabilities and features. It supports signal averaging, frequency sweeps, and frequency offset measurements. It also provides digital filters for reducing noise, and phase noise compensation to ensure accurate results. Additionally, the unit has a storage capability for up to 8 different frequency response traces. HEWLETT-PACKARD E1364A is also easy to use. It comes with an intuitive graphical user interface with soft keys for navigating and data entry. The user can program the frequency response analyzer via the front keypad or with programming commands. The unit also has an editable front panel display to aid during operation. Overall, KEYSIGHT E1364A is an excellent electronic test and measurement equipment. It provides accurate, reliable, and repeatable results with exceptional performance and low noise measurements. It offers a variety of features and capabilities to meet the needs of users of varying experience levels. With its intuitive user interface and easy to use functions, this unit is a perfect choice for applications requiring precise frequency response and phase measurements.