8564E - Keysight / Agilent Spectrum Analyzers

Keysight / Agilent 8564E Overview

The Agilent 8564E portable millimeter spectrum analyzer offers the measurement capability and performance previously found in larger, more expensive benchtop analyzers. You can measure signals from 30 Hz to 40 GHz (preselected above 2.75 GHz) with a single coaxial connection.

The 8564E combines outstanding phase noise, sensitivity, 1 Hz resolution bandwidths, synthesized tuning and wide dynamic range in a MIL-rugged package built to withstand harsh environmental conditions. It offers a complete solution for adjacent-channel power (ACP) testing of burst carrier signals using digital modulation, and the ability to measure occupied bandwidth percentage.

• Continuous 30 Hz to 40 GHz sweep
• Fast digital resolution bandwidths of 1, 3, 10, 30 and 100 Hz
• Adjacent channel power, channel power, carrier power, occupied bandwidth percentage and time-gated measurements standard
• Precision timebase and 1 Hz counter resolution
• MIL-T-28800 rugged
• Measurement personalities for digital radio and phase noise measurements

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Options for 8564E:
001 Add Second IF output; rear panel connector
005 Add alternate sweep output
006 Low end frequency range to 30 Hz
008 Add signal identification
103 Delete precision frequency reference
104 Do not include mass memory module
908 User installable rackmount kit without handles
909 User installable rackmount kit with handles and flanges
B70 BenchLink spectrum analyzer S/W
C90 Factory installed rackmount kit with handles and flanges
C91 Factory installed rackmount kit without handles and flanges
EMI EMI, 6dB BW in 100 kHz and 1 MHz resolution bandwidths

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