Used ROHDE & SCHWARZ UPL #9102715 for sale

ROHDE & SCHWARZ UPL is a universal RF and Microwave signal source (or test equipment) developed by the German laboratory, ROHDE & SCHWARZ. UPL offers a range of applications covering varying frequencies from 9 kHz to 20 GHz. It has a high signal accuracy and offers a wide range of features, enabling advanced measurements and signal level analysis. The device comes with an Apple iPad, which is used to control the RF module. The iPad consists of a touchscreen interface and a unique compact design. This model has a high resolution display with color-coded spectrum analyzer display. It also includes a variety of preset modes for use in different applications. The iPad also comes with a variety of tools for user calibration accuracy. ROHDE & SCHWARZ UPL also includes a 3 GHz tracking source, which is used for synthesizing frequency, amplitude and phase. It also has a pre-amplifiers which are optimized for the frequency range up to 6 GHz. The device also includes a high-resolution vector network analyzer for measuring S-parameters, and a scalar network analyzer for basic impedance measurements. On top of these features, UPL also includes a Built-in Operational Amplifier (BOP) and dual-channel pulse generator. The BOP consists of two BOP inputs for greater flexibility and ease of use. The pulse generator is used to create pulse shapes for testing digital systems in radios, computers and other electronic devices. ROHDE & SCHWARZ UPL also includes advanced features such as simultaneous dual-channel measurement and simultaneous multi-channel measurement. Additionally, the device offers time measurement, low jitter, low-noise measurements and enhanced channel-to-channel rejection. Overall, UPL is a comprehensive and powerful signal source designed for advanced RF and Microwave measurements. It provides a range of applications at different frequencies, with the iPad providing an intuitive access to all the features. The device is suitable for professionals such as RF and microwave engineers, as well as technicians and hobbyists.