Used MITEQ VEQ-2-140 #9234030 for sale

MITEQ VEQ-2-140 is an electronic test equipment designed to measure the two-tone intermodulation distortion of components, subassemblies, and systems, as well as the linearity of amplifiers, amplifiers, transceivers, and other devices. It is a VHF Vector Analyzer and can measure the amplitude and phase of the output signals of amplifiers, transceivers, antennas, and receivers. VEQ-2-140 can test a wide range of frequencies, from 60 MHz to 140MHz with ±3dB accuracy in 0.5 dB steps. It incorporates a digital display for straightforward measurements and includes advanced features such as tracking mode, level & frequency seek, and the ability to store measurements for easy recall. The analyzer also features DSP-based vector measuring techniques with low noise and high dynamic range for direct correlation with the real world. MITEQ VEQ-2-140 also features both single tone and dual tone measurement capabilities. With its two selectable reference points, it is able to measure the harmonic distortion of components, subassemblies, and systems, as well as linearity of amplifiers, amplifiers, transceivers, & other devices. The test kit also includes a pair of variable-length 5 to 10 meter TNC-and-N coaxial cables for connecting to components. In addition, VEQ-2-140 has several other sophisticated features, including the ability to measure third order distortion, fourth order distortion, and relative two tone intermodulation amplitude accuracy of amplifier, transceivers, or systems. It can plot the frequency response of amplifiers or transceivers on a two-dimensional chart. Furthermore, it has a built-in speaker & an isolated amplifier for testing antennas and receivers. Overall, MITEQ VEQ-2-140 is an easy-to-use, professional-grade electronic test equipment designed for the measurement of two-tone intermodulation distortion and linearity. It is capable of testing a wide range of frequencies, and includes several advanced features for more accurate readings. As a result, VEQ-2-140 is an ideal tool for components, subassemblies, and systems engineers who need to evaluate the linearity of their designs.