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With up to 500 MHz bandwidth and 2.5 GS/s sample rate, the MSO/DPO3000 Mixed Signal Oscilloscope Series provides the performance you need for many of today’s mainstream applications. With as many as 20 channels, you can analyze analog and digital signals with a single instrument. Combine that with automated serial and parallel bus analysis, innovative Wave Inspector® controls, and automated power measurements, and the MSO/DPO3000 Series provides the feature-rich tools you need to simplify and speed debug of your complex design.
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The Keithley 2420 60V/3A/60W SourceMeter SMU Instrument is designed specifically for test applications that demand tightly coupled sourcing and measurement. The 2420-C provides precision voltage and current sourcing as well as measurement capabilities; it is both a highly stable DC power source and a true instrument-grade 6 1/2-digit multimeter. The power source characteristics include low noise, precision, and readback. The multimeter capabilities include high repeatability and low noise. The result is a compact, single-channel, DC parametric tester. In operation, this instrument can act as a voltage source, a current source, a voltage meter, a current meter, and an ohmmeter.
Keithley 2420 SourceMeter 60V, 3A, 60W – Calibrated
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Rohde & Schwarz FSEA30 20 Hz to 3.5 GHz 1065.6000.30 Spectrum Analyzer, Options B4/B7/B15
-Combines the following functions: spectrum analysis and analysis of digitally modulated signals (option)
– Spectrum analysis with maximum dynamic range
– Adaptation of all models to your specific requirements by means of a wide range of options
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The Keithley Model 580 is a 4 1/2-digit resolution autoranging micro-ohmmeter with a ±20,000 count LCD. This unit is designed for low resistance measurement requirements from 10µOhm to 200kOhm. The model 580 offers an optional analog output/IEEE-488 interface option, Model 5802.
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Agilent N1914A EPM Series power meters offer powerful new features, yet are code compatible with the popular E4418B and E4419B EPM power meters. With a reading rate at twice the speed (E-Series power sensors), flexibility of GPIB, LAN LXI-C or USB connectivity, making average power measurements has never been easier. You can connect two additional U2000 Series power sensors to the power meter via the optional USB hosts, transforming the N1913A and N1914A into 3-channel or 4-channel power meters. Plus, the new color display lets you view and analyze test data more easily.
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The 81630B is a 970nm-1650nm -70dBm to +28dBm 2 channel optical power sensor module for the HP 8163A, 8163B, 8164A, 8164B, 8166A.
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The Agilent Technologies 8163B lightwave multimeter is a basic measurement tool that provides flexible modular configuration and easy control of test solutions. This mainframe is used for optical component test.
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Includes TDS3GM. Unit is calibrated. If calibration expiration is less than 6 months, unit will be re-calibrated.
Re-Calibration can take up to 10 days.
The Tektronix TDS3054B packs the power of a DPO, digital real-time (DRT) sampling technology, WaveAlert waveform anomaly detection, OpenChoice documentation and analysis solutions, and five application-specific modules into a lightweight, battery-capable design. The TDS3054B DPO delivers 3,600 wfms/s continuous waveform capture rate to capture glitches and infrequent events three times faster than comparable oscilloscopes. Some oscilloscope vendors claim high waveform capture rates for short bursts of time, but your oscilloscope needs to deliver these fast waveform capture rates on a continuous basis – saving minutes, hours, or even days by quickly revealing the nature of faults so advanced triggers can be applied to isolate them. In addition, the TDS3054B DPO’s real-time intensity grading highlights the details about the “history” of a signal’s activity, making it easier to understand the characteristics of the waveforms you’ve captured.
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