The Agilent 85024A high-frequency probe makes it easy to perform in-circuit measurements. An input capacitance of only 0.7 pF shunted by 1 megohm of resistance permits high frequency probing without adversely loading the circuit under test. Excellent frequency response and unity gain guarantee high accuracy in swept measurements with this probe. High probe sensitivity and low distortion levels allow measurements to be made while taking advantage of the full dynamic range of Agilent RF analyzers.
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The Agilent 85023B System Verification Kit contains a set of precision components used to perform a system verification procedure for the 8757S/56S Scalar Network Analyzer System. This procedure, which is in the 8757A/56A Operating and Service Manual, checks system installation and can be used as a daily functional test. The kit is used for APC-3.5 applications. The kit includes an open, short, 10 dB fixed attenuator, 50-ohm termination, and a source to directional bridge adapter. The frequency range of the unit is dc to 26.5GHz.
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The Agilent 8491A-003 coaxial fixed attenuator provides precision attenuation, flat frequency response and low SWR over broad frequency ranges. The attenuator has type-N connectors and nominal attenuation of 3 dB. This attenuator is swept-frequency tested to ensure specification compliance at all frequencies. Calibration points are provided on a nameplate chart attached to each unit.
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The Agilent 8487D diode power sensor is designed for use with the EPM series, EPM-P series, 70100A, E1416A and the discontinued 43x power meters, and provides extraordinary accuracy and stability. The 8487D power sensor measures the average power over its entire -70 to -20 dBm dynamic range which gives you accurate readings even if your test signal is subjected to multitone environments, modulated carriers, or carriers with high harmonics.
The Agilent 11708A 30 dB attenuator is supplied with 8480 series power sensors with the “D” suffix, for calibration with the power meter 0 dBm, 50 MHz reference.
The 8484A High Sensitivity Power Sensor measures power from 0.1nW to 10 uW over a frequency range of 10MHz to 18GHz. It is furnished with the 11708A 50MHz reference attenuator for precise calibration with 1 mW power meter reference oscillator. Noise and drift have been reduced to less than 5% of full scale on the 300 pW range (only 15 pW) when it is used with the 435B power meter. Noise and drift are even less with the 436A, 437B and 438A power meters.
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The Agilent 8483A thermocouple power sensor is designed for use with the E4418B, E4419A, 70100A, E1416A and the 436A, 437B, 438A power meters, and provides extraordinary accuracy and stability. The 8483A power sensor gives you extremely low SWR, and is traceable to the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). This sensor is the only 75 ohm impedance sensor in the 8480 series.
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The Agilent 8482H thermocouple power sensor is designed for use with the E4418B, E4419A, 70100A, E1416A and the 436A, 437B, 438A power meters, and provides extraordinary accuracy and stability. The 8482H power sensor gives you extremely low SWR and is traceable to the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). A calibration port is included with the above power meters for calibration with the power sensor. This calibration provides traceability to NIST and it eliminates the uncertainties due to temperature changes and the variance in making measurements with different meter/sensor combinations. For Wide Dynamic Range Power Measurements to +30 dBm, the E-series E9301H Average Power Sensor is recommended.
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The Agilent 8482B high power sensor is designed for use with the EPM series, EPM-P series, 70100A, E1416A and the discontinued 43x power meters, and provides extraordinary accuracy and stability. The 8482B power sensor gives you extremely low SWR, and is traceable to the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
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The Agilent 8481B high power sensor is designed for use with the EPM series, EPM-P series, 70100A, E1416A and the discontinued 43x power meters, and provides extraordinary accuracy and stability. The 8481A power sensor gives you extremely low SWR, and is traceable to the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
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