SM435B – 43.5 GHz Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer
The SM435B is a real-time spectrum analyzer that operates at a frequency of 43.5 GHz, making it suitable for a range of applications, including telecommunications, radar, and electronic warfare. Key features typically include:
- Real-Time Analysis: Offers real-time spectrum analysis to capture fast transient signals and dynamic spectral events.
- Wide Frequency Range: The 43.5 GHz range allows for the analysis of high-frequency signals, which is critical in modern communications and research.
- High Resolution: Provides high resolution in both frequency and amplitude, enabling precise measurements.
- Advanced Triggering Options: Allows for flexible triggering to capture specific signal events.
- User-Friendly Interface: Often includes a touchscreen or intuitive controls for ease of use.
- Connectivity Options: Typically features various connectivity options for data transfer and remote operation, such as USB, Ethernet, or GPIB.
- Data Analysis Software: Usually comes with software tools for further analysis, visualization, and reporting.
Specifications you might find for the SM435B 43.5 GHz Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer:
Frequency Range
- Operating Range: Up to 43.5 GHz
Frequency Resolution
- RBW (Resolution Bandwidth): Selectable from a few kHz to several MHz, depending on the mode and settings.
Dynamic Range
- Input Dynamic Range: Often in the range of 70 dB or higher.
- Displayed Average Noise Level (DANL): Typically -150 dBm/Hz or better.
Real-Time Capabilities
- Real-Time Bandwidth: Capable of real-time analysis over a bandwidth of up to several MHz.
- Minimum Signal Duration: Can capture signals with very short pulse widths, often in the microsecond range.
Trace Types
- Trace Modes: Various trace modes such as max hold, average, and single sweep.
Amplitude Accuracy
- Typical Accuracy: Around ±0.5 dB to ±1 dB over a specified frequency range.
Interfaces
- Connectivity: USB, LAN (Ethernet), GPIB for data transfer and remote control.
Display
- Display Type: Typically features a high-resolution display, often with touchscreen capabilities.
Size and Weight
- Form Factor: Portable or benchtop design.
- Weight: Varies by model but usually lightweight for ease of transport.
Power Supply
- Power Requirement: Standard voltage input, often 100-240V AC.
Software
- Included Software: Comes with software for data analysis, logging, and report generation.
Additional Features
- Preamp: Often includes a low-noise preamplifier for improved sensitivity.
- Tracking Generator: May have an optional tracking generator for signal generation and analysis.
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