The Agilent 53132A universal counter has frequency resolution of 12 digits per second, 150 ps time interval resolution and a complete set of test and analysis features. The unit comes with two 225 MHz channels, and you can choose an optional third channel that measures up to 3 GHz, 5 GHz or 12.4 GHz.
Need a higher performance universal counter? From fast signal processing to automated limit tests, the Agilent 53132A has the tools to do the job quickly and correctly.
Includes Y1130A Rack Mount
The Agilent 34980A is an eight-slot mainframe that includes an optional built-in 6 ½ digit DMM. Choose from 19 optional plug-in modules that offer a broad range of functionality that includes DC to 20 GHz switching, counter/totalizer, digital I/O with pattern capabilities, and D/A converters – in one compact, high-performance modular platform.
The 34980A is easily integrated into an automated test or data acquisition applications with a graphical Web interface, standard connectors, computer standard I/O to the computer, and standard instrument drivers.
The Agilent 3488A switch/control unit brings versatile, GPIB programmable switching to tests requiring multi-channel measurements. The Agilent 3488A provides signal switching with the integrity and isolation needed for high-performance production test systems. It also offers a flexible, low-cost interconnection for automating experiments on the bench and for developing tests in the lab. The Agilent 3488A is designed to hold up to five switch and control modules.
The Tektronix P6810 is recommended for most general-purpose applications where signal integrity is critical.
The Agilent N2757A is a GPIB interface module for fast data transfers. If you need fast data transfers, equip your 54622A or 54622D oscilloscope with GPIB communication. Agilent offers the N2757A GPIB interface module to provide a GPIB port for your oscilloscope
The E3458A processor probe provides an inexpensive way to control target microcontroller operation during the hardware and software development phases of Motorola CPU32-based prototypes. The processor probe controls the target microcontroller through the Motorola Background Mode Debug (BDM) port. Connection of a processor probe to a PC or workstation is made via LAN or RS-232.
The Agilent 85037B precision detector is designed specifically for operation with the 8757D scalar network analyzer and may be used in either ac or dc detection modes. This dual diode detector contains internal frequency correction factors in an internal EE PROM (read automatically by the 8757D) for improved measurement accuracy versus frequency. When used in conjunction with the 8757D’s internal power calibrator (Opt 002), these detectors provide the maximum absolute power measurement accuracy. The 85037B is not compatible with the 8757E, 8757A, 8756A, or 8755.
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.