The Agilent 6674A model is part of the 667x series of 2000 Watt, single output, power supplies, with an internal GPIB interface and SCPI programming. These models provide many talker/listener functions including remote programming of voltage and current with readback of actual measured output values. 16 supplies can be connected to one GPIB interface via a serial link connection.
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The 8112A is a fully programmable 50 MHz pulse generator with 5 ns transitions and 32 V p-p (into open circuit) max output amplitude. All pulse parameters are variable including delay and double pulse spacing. Besides the comprehensive trigger modes, external modulation capabilities extend applicability; upper level, width, period and delay-modulated signals are available. These can be combined with the trigger modes so that complex real-life signals like modulated bursts are simulated easily. For multi-channel applications, higher frequencies or multi-level signals, refer to the Agilent 8110A pulse pattern generator.
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The Agilent 60504B module along with the dc electronic load mainframe are ideal for the test and evaluation of dc power sources and power components and are well suited for applications in areas such as research and development, production, and incoming inspection. Each module includes programming inputs that allow control of load current via an analog control voltage.
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The HP/Agilent 83494A single-mode clock recovery plug-in module is an integrated solution for high-speed digital transmission test. When a separate trigger source is not available, the 83494A can derive a timing reference directly from the signal under test. The 83494A can synchronize to all SONET/SDH transmission rates through 10 Gb/s with exceptional jitter performance that ensures an accurate display of the test waveform.
Unit comes with (2) 81000FI and (2) N(m) to SMA (f) Adapters
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The E4418A is a low-cost, high-performance, single-channel, programmable power meter. It is fully compatible with the 8480 series and the E-series power sensors (except the E9320A family). Depending upon which sensor is used, the E4418A can measure from -70 dBm to +44 dBm at frequencies from 100 kHz to 110 GHz.
Designed for bench and automatic test equipment (ATE) use, the E4418A makes fast (up to 200 readings per second with E-series sensors), accurate and repeatable power measurements.
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