Used ROHDE & SCHWARZ ZVL6 #9022819 for sale

ROHDE & SCHWARZ ZVL-6 is a precision electronic test equipment that can measure and analyze high frequency signals. It offers a wide range of measuring options and features, including auto-ranging frequency and amplitude scans, pulse triggering, pulse measurements and pulse outputs, an optional high-speed frequency-domain processor, and the ability to operate in both the frequency and time domains. ZVL-6 can be used to measure voltage, current, and resistance along with numerous other parameters. Its wide input bandwidth and high quality analog-to-digital converters can provide accurate and precise measurements. The instrument also offers multiple user interface options, including a 16 x 2 LCD display and a PC interface that allows users to easily set up and control the instrument. ROHDE & SCHWARZ ZVL-6 is designed to be flexible enough to meet the needs of a wide variety of different applications. It can generate single- and multi-channel waveforms that can be used to calibrate a wide variety of laboratory equipment. It is also capable of testing and measuring a wide range of frequency characteristics of different components. The instrument can be used for testing high-frequency signals up to 110GHz, providing precise measurements of frequency and noise levels. The instrument features dedicated pulse measurement features that allow users to measure various pulse widths and frequencies with greater accuracy. It also includes a built-in time domain processor, allowing users to measure time-based signals with a high degree of accuracy. Additionally, ZVL-6 offers low-noise, 18-bit ADC and 24-bit DAC, allowing users to capture and generate signals with very low distortion and noise levels. Overall, ROHDE & SCHWARZ ZVL-6 is a powerful and versatile piece of electronic test equipment. It can be used to accurately and precisely measure a wide range of signals and parameters and is compatible with a variety of laboratory equipment. Its numerous features and interfaces allow users to quickly and easily set up and control the instrument, while its noise and distortion levels are low enough to accurately capture even the smallest of signals.