Used ROHDE & SCHWARZ NRP-Z22 #9268701 for sale

ROHDE & SCHWARZ NRP-Z22 is a highly accurate and reliable power sensor that provides the ultimate in accuracy and measurement speed for precision power measurements. This RF power meter is designed to perform highly precise power measurements of high-frequency broadband signals up to 18GHz. ROHDE & SCHWARZ power sensor offers one of the most advanced solutions for accurate power measurement available in the market, and the combination of its measurement speed and level of precision make it one of the most in-demand power sensors. When it comes to accuracy, NRP-Z22 can achieve over 97dB dynamic range, allowing for high resolution measurements. Its full-scale accuracy is better than 0.03dB and its USB communication automatically adjusts for linearity, eliminating the need for manual linearization. ROHDE & SCHWARZ NRP-Z22 is able to sample at a rate of up to 8 million samples per second, making it one of the fastest power sensors, and it can acquire up to 950 readings per second with its high speed sampling rate. It has a built-in trigger detector, allowing it to filter out noise below a specified level. Its clever design also allows for the integration with multiple instruments, making it the perfect choice for a wide range of measurements. With its USB and LAN interfaces, NRP-Z22 can measure complex signals and stored measurements, enabling well-managed data transfer. It also offers a range of software packages which can be used to provide a comprehensive analysis of measured data. Furthermore, ROHDE & SCHWARZ NRP-Z22 offers excellent value for money, given the range and quality of the features it offers. It is also lightweight and portable, making it easy to transport and suitable for field measurements. Overall, NRP-Z22 is a power sensor that offers an excellent combination of features for precision power measurements. Its accuracy and speed make it an ideal choice for precision testing and its great value for money and portability make it a great choice for anyone looking for a power sensor.