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Giga-tronics 8502A - new version (8500A Series) Main Features and Specifications

Product Specs

  • Sensors High speed (16936A, 16937A, 17266A, 17071A), Low frequency (16934A, 16935A, 17267A)
  • Channels 2
  • Freq. Range Low 30 MHz
  • Freq. Range High 40 GHz
  • Sensor Type Diode
  • Computer Interface GPIB, internal MATE option
  • Status -

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The Giga-tronics 8500A Series Peak Power Meters combine CW power measurement with the ability to make precise peak power measurements at any point on a pulsed waveform. This dual, built-in capability lets you make CW measurements and analyze pulsed waveforms with a single instrument.

The meter is available in a single or dual channel configuration. A built-in display shows measurements such as rise time, fall time and pulse width plus the pulse profile. And you can use a reference cursor to read peak power at any point on the pulse waveform.

Giga-tronics CW and Peak power sensors contain an EEPROM programmed with the frequency calibration factors measured at the factory, or in your cal lab. When you key in the frequency at which power is being measured, the meter automatically applies the correct cal factor from the sensor EEPROM.

  • Rise time < 15 ns
  • Sensor frequency range from 0.03 or 0.75 to 18.5, 26.5 or 40 GHz
  • Power Range: -20 to +20 dBm Pulse; -40 to +20 dBm CW
  • Measurement resolution is 100 ps
  • Measure the same point on repetitive pulses at over 70 measurements/second
  • Built-in power sweep calibrator with NIST traceable accuracy