E4405B 

Performance

l  0.4 dB overall amplitude accuracy

l  +16 dBm TOI

l  -167 dBm DANL, with internal preamp

l  1 Hz narrow resolution bandwidth (optional)

l  Features

l  Fast delivery and favorably priced

l  Segmented sweep for up to 32 discontinuous spans in one sweep

l  Rugged and portable for lab grade performance in the field

l  5 minute warm-up to guaranteed measurement accuracy

l  Configuration Selections

l  Standard express analyzer E4405B-STD for faster delivery time, includes options AYX, BAA.

l  Standard express analyzer with tracking generator E4405B-STG for faster delivery time, includes options 1DN, AYX, BAA.

l  Communications test express analyzer E4405B-COM for faster delivery time, includes options 1D5, 1DR, B7D, BAA.

l  Custom configuration for maximum flexibility with standard delivery time.

Agilent Technologies E4405B ESA-E 9kHz-13.2GHz Spectrum Analyzer

The Agilent Technologies E4405B spectrum analyzer is a wide band, very sensitive receiver. It works on the principle of "super-heterodyne receiver" to convert higher frequencies (normally ranging up to several 10s of GHz) to measurable quantities. The received frequency spectrum is slowly swept through a range of pre-selected frequencies, converting the selected frequency to a measurable DC level (usually logarithmic scale), and displaying the same on the CRT of the Agilent Technologies E4405B. The CRT displays received signal strength (y-axis) against frequency ( x-axis).

Some applications for Agilent Technologies E4405B Spectrum Analyzers include Site Monitoring: Verify that the frequency and signal strength of your transmitter is accurate. Interference: Before a system is installed you use a Agilent Technologies E4405B spectrum analyzer to verify that the frequencies (you plan to use) are not occupied or if the presence of a very strong signal will interfere with your new setup. Interference can be created by a number of different situations. Other tests that utilize the Agilent Technologies E4405B spectrum analyzer features include antenna isolation, co-channel interference, adjacent channel power, occupied bandwidth, intermodulation, microwave or satellite antenna alignment, and characterization of components.