Used AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT N9020A #9237279 for sale

AGILENT / HP / HEWLETT-PACKARD / KEYSIGHT N9020A is a synthesized signal analyzer designed for wideband analysis applications. This electronic test equipment is capable of measuring complex signals up to 2 GHz and can be used for a wide variety of applications such as communications, general-purpose instrumentation, radar, and scientific research. The main feature of HP N9020A is its ultra-wideband frequency range, covering 9 kHz to 2 GHz. This makes it a useful tool for a variety of scenarios. It is capable of measuring signals with high frequency resolution and accuracy, while also providing signal analysis and data validation, making it a versatile test and measurement device. AGILENT N9020A has a range of features that make it a valuable tool. It has wide dynamic range, high sensitivity, and fast sweeps. It is also equipped with an automatic gain control module that keeps system gain constant when signal level varies. Additionally, it offers standard applications such as AM/FM modulation and demodulation, and frequency/phase measurements. It is also capable of storing multiple setups for different types of measurement tasks. KEYSIGHT N9020A offers powerful software features such as the AgiView signal analysis software and the flexible Signal Studio for arbitrary waveform generation. The software features make it easy for users to quickly measure and analyze signals, as well as make custom waveforms for their applications. HEWLETT-PACKARD N9020A has a modern GUI that is easy to navigate and use. The unit also features advanced triggering to capture signals quickly and accurately. Additionally, the analyzer includes a variety of connectors and can be used in a distributed setup with multiple devices. N9020A analog signal synthesized analyzer is a powerful test and measurement tool for a wide variety of frequency analysis applications. Its wide frequency range, advanced trigger system, and powerful software features make it a versatile instrument for electronics engineers and researchers.