The Agilent U85026A waveguide detector offers a frequency range of 40 to 60 GHz and is for use with the Agilent 8757 only in either ac or dc detection mode.
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The Agilent Q281B is a 2.4 mm male to WR-22 waveguide adapter that operates in the 33 to 50 GHz frequency range. These adapters transform waveguide transmission lines into 50 ohm coaxial lines. Power can transmitted in either direction, and each adapter covers the full frequency range of its waveguide band with SWR less than 1.3.
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The Agilent Q281A is a 2.4 mm female to WR-22 waveguide adapter that operates in the 33 to 50 GHz frequency range. These adapters transform waveguide transmission lines into 50 ohm coaxial lines. Power can transmitted in either direction, and each adapter covers the full frequency range of its waveguide band with SWR less than 1.3.
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The Agilent N2261A is a GP relay module, providing 40 independent single-pole-single-throw (SPST) latching relays. Each channel can switch up to 200 V, 1 A, and 60 W or 62.5 VA. Thanks to an innovative driving circuit, 10 switching channels can be operated simultaneously, resulting in high throughput for an automatic test system. It can be operated in either SCPI mode or 3488A mode. A pair of signals can be switched together by using a pair of channels on two N2261A modules. The N2261A can be operated in single channel break-before-make (BBM) or multiple channels open/close mode. A connection terminal is not provided with the module. A screw terminal block, crimp and insert terminal block, and DIN-to-D50/25 cables are available for ease of wiring.
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The Agilent 85700A memory card provides 32kB of RAM for use with the 8590 E-Series, 8560 E-Series and 8560 EC-Series Spectrum Analyzers.
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The Agilent 8493C-006 coaxial fixed attenuator provides precision attenuation, flat frequency response, low SWR over broad frequency range. The attenuator has APC-3.5 connectors and nominal attenuation 6 dB. This attenuator is swept-frequency tested to ensure it meets specifications at all frequencies.
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