Keysight (Agilent/HP) N1912A P Series Dual Channel Power Meter

Keysight (Agilent/HP) N1912A P Series Dual Channel Power Meter Description:

• Dual channel
• 30MHz video bandwidth
• Single shot real time capture at 100Msample/s per second
• Peak, average, peak-to-average ratio, rise time, fall time and pulse width measurements
• Internal Zeroing and Calibration while connecting to the DUT

Agilent P-Series power meters and sensors deliver the wide bandwidth and high performance measurements that you need to be confident your products are meeting their power specifications.

The P-Series power meters have a 30 MHz video bandwidth and 100 M-sample/s continuous sample rate for fast, accurate, and repeatable power measurements. When these meters are used with the P-Series wideband power sensors, they provide up to 40 GHz frequency coverage, wide dynamic range, and extensive measurement capability that has been optimized for aerospace/defense, wireless communication, and wireless networking (IEEE 802.11a/b/g) applications.

When you choose the P-Series power meters and sensors, you get best-in-class pulse analysis and peak power measurement specifications.

A high-performance, 14-bit, 100 M-sample/s measurement engine drives the P-Series power meters, so you can capture single-shot as well as repetitive events over a wide bandwidth. For applications such as radar testing that require accurate pulse measurements, the power meter and sensor combination has = 13 ns warranted rise and fall time performance.

With up to 30 MHz of video bandwidth, the P-Series gives you a single-instrument solution for testing wide bandwidth products such as the multi-carrier power amplifiers used in the newest wireless base stations.

Bandwidth flatness is corrected to 0.1 dB over the 30 MHz bandwidth for highly accurate peak power measurements.

The P-Series power meters and sensors offer comprehensive measurements that satisfy the requirements of many power applications in R+D and manufacturing:
- Peak power, average power, and peak-to-average ratio power measurements.
- Time-gated and free-run measurement modes.
- Automatic rise time, fall time, pulse width, time to positive occurrence, and time to negative occurrence time measurements.
- Complementary cumulative distribution function (CCDF) statistics.