Used ANRITSU 68047C #9381996 for sale

ANRITSU 68047C is an advanced electronic test equipment designed for automatic electrical and mechanical measurements over a wide range of frequencies. It is capable of testing a variety of components, including semiconductors, resistors, inductors, transistors, power electronics, printed-circuit boards, wire bond and discrete components. 68047C uses a combination of three test methods, including DC, AC and impedance measurements. The DC measurement capabilities allow the operator to measure the DC electrical characteristics of any electronic component, like voltage, current, resistance, and capacitance. The AC measurement capabilities allow for the measurement of AC waveforms and frequency, such as those associated with radio frequency (RF) signals. The impedance measurement capabilities allow the operator to measure impedance parameters, such as inductance, capacitance and reactance. ANRITSU 68047C offers a highly accurate and repeatable way of measuring the impedance characteristics associated with semiconductor devices. This is done by using a high accuracy impedance plane technique. The impedance plane technique allows the operator to measure impedance parameters for both AC and DC signals, without the need for multiple impedance probes. It also allows the operator to measure the total capture impedance for any given device, regardless of its size and shape. 68047C has a frequency range of 100 kHz to 4GHz, with a maximum pulse frequency of 1 GHz. It also offers several unique features such as user-programmable Hi- and Low-Z calibration, automated voltage and current thresholds, programmable sweeping gate-time and compensation, and external antenna inputs ranging from 50 ohms to 75 ohms. ANRITSU 68047C is a powerful and versatile electronic test equipment that is ideal for a wide variety of testing applications. It can measure a wide range of electrical parameters with a high degree of accuracy and repeatability. The impedance plane technique allows for accurate measurements of component-specific parameters even on devices with unknown specifications. The frequency range of 100 kHz to 4GHz allows for testing of most standard RF components and provides for the ability to measure not only DC and AC characteristics, but impedance characteristics as well. Lastly, the ability to use an external antenna inputs allows the measurement of impedance characteristics of RF components without the need for specialized RF probes.