Signal Analyzers

Multi-touch, 10 Hz–50 GHz

2 Hz–26.5 GHz

Multi-touch, 9 kHz–26.5 GHz

Multi-touch, 2 Hz–50 GHz

Multi-touch, 2 Hz–110 GHz

Multi-touch, 10 Hz–44 GHz

10 MHz–7 GHz, 26.5 GHz, or 110 GHz

2 Hz–26.5 GHz

2 Hz–50 GHz

High‑end analysis of signal sources and components. 1 MHz–26.5 GHz

High‑end analysis of signal sources and components. 1 MHz–8 GHz

All-in-one calibration of signal generators and attenuators

20 Hz - 50 GHz

2 Hz to 8 GHz

2 Hz–13.6 GHz

2 Hz–43.5 GHz

High‑end analysis of signal sources and components. 1 MHz–50 GHz

All-in-one calibration of signal generators and attenuators. 20 Hz–3.6 GHz

2 Hz to 85 GHz (with R&S®FSW-B90G option: 2 Hz to 90 GHz)

All-in-one calibration of signal generators and attenuators. 20 Hz–43 GHz

10 MHz to 7, 26.5, or 110 GHz Signal Source Analyzer

The Keysight/Agilent/HP 3563A Signal Analyzer is excellent for analysis of low frequency signals such as audio and mechanical systems including structural dynamics and machinery vibration.

100 Hz-8 GHz

10 Hz to 4, 7.5, 13.6, 30 or 44 GHz

20 Hz–50 GHz

General purpose analyzer. Frequency range of 10 Hz to 40 GHz.

General purpose analyzer. Frequency range of 10 Hz to 13.6 GHz.

Frequency range from 2 Hz to 4, 7.5, 13.6, 30 or 44 GHz

The OTDR operates within the 1475 to 1626 nm range, known as the SCL band. Its impressive dynamic range of 25 dB (or 32 dB with a reflector) allows precise measurements. When assessing distances, the uncertainty is ±(0.01 + 1% × distance). Remarkably, the OTDR completes its analysis in a swift 30 seconds or less. For accurate chromatic dispersion (CD) assessment, we need a minimum of 8 test points, with an uncertainty of ±10 ps/nm. Additionally, the polarization mode dispersion (PMD) display handles values up to 35 ps, while PMD measurements span from 0.1 to 20 ps with an uncertainty of ±(0.2 + 5% × PMD). These specifications ensure precise characterization of optical fibers, contributing to efficient and reliable communication networks.