Unit comes with Fresh Calibration.
If calibration expiration is less than 6 months, unit will be re-calibrated. Re-Calibration can take up to 10 days.
The Agilent 34410A is a high performance digital multimeter designed for high speed and precise triggering, offering maximum versatility for present and future needs. The 34410A is a 6.5 digit, dual display, benchtop and Agilent Open digital multimeter featuring 10,000 readings per second at 5.5; digits, datalogging wizard, resistance and frequency, and added LAN, USB and GPIB connectivity.
Keysight 34410A Digital Multimeter, 6 1/2 Digit High Performance
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The Agilent N6773A is a basic DC power module for use with Agilent’s line of Low Profile Modular Power System Mainframes such as the N6700A, N6700B and N6702A.
Includes 5067-2556 Connector Jumper Kit and Screws
Includes Option 054 – High Speed Test Extensions
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The Agilent R8486A thermocouple power sensor is designed for use with the EPM, EPM-P series, 70100A, E1416A and the discontinued 43x power meters, and provides extraordinary accuracy and stability. The R8486A power sensor gives you extremely low SWR even at mm-wave frequencies, and is traceable to the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). A 50 MHz calibration port is included with the power sensor for calibration with the power meter. This calibration provides traceability to NIST at millimeter-wave frequencies, and it eliminates the uncertainties due to temperature changes and the variance in making measurements with different meter/sensor combinations.
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The Agilent 53181A RF counter provides fast, precise results with the core measurements needed for RF tests. It provides the same signal processing and test automation features as the Agilent 53131A and Agilent 53132A universal counters, along with 10 digits/second resolution. The Agilent 53181A offers a single 225 MHz channel standard, and you can choose an optional second channel that measures up to 1.5 GHz, 3 GHz, 5 GHz or 12.4 GHz.
Unit is calibrated.
Option 030 = 3.0 GHz Channel 2 to standard 225 MHz Channel 1
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Anritsu MU181040A-001/020 12.5 Gbit/s Error Detector Card
Option 001: 9.8 to 12.5 Gbit/s
Option 020: Clock recovery
The Agilent 5361B Pulse/CW Microwave Counter offers both high-precision pulse and CW performance up to 40 GHz. With built-in frequency modulation profiling, the 5361B characterizes radar, EW, and communications systems or components. The counter makes complex measurements for the carrier frequency of agile signals, staggered PRIs, or the frequency transients in a pulsed or CW signal. It can be used to characterize radar pulses or test a Stable Local Oscillator (STALO). Functions for measuring step response, post-tuning drift, and settling time facilitate accurate and easy testing of VCOs and DTOs.
The 5361B helps lower your equipment costs by eliminating the need for a separate CW counter, pulse generator and computer, and is a cost-effective choice for manufacturing and R&D. High-speed throughput saves operator time, and periodic maintenance is limited to time base calibration.
The Agilent Q8486A thermocouple power sensor is designed for use with the EPM series, EPM-P series, 70100A, E1416A and the discontinued 43x power meters, and provides excellent accuracy and stability. A 50 MHz calibration port is included with the power sensor for calibration which is traceable to the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). This calibration eliminates the uncertainties due to temperature changes and the variance in making measurements with different meter/sensor combinations.
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The Agilent 66106A module and power system simplifies test-system assembly, cabling programming, debugging, and operation. It is ideal for ATE and production test environments, where it can supply bias power and stimulus to subassemblies and final products. The Agilent modular power system saves rack space. The 66000A 7-in high (4-EIA units) mainframe can accommodate up to eight dc power modules.
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