Gigatronics 80351A Peak Power Sensor, 45 MHz to 18 GHz, 5W

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Manufactured by: Gigatronics

Category: Power Sensors

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Gigatronics 80351A Peak Power Sensor

The Gigatronics 80351A Peak Power Sensor is a high-performance instrument designed for accurate and reliable peak power measurements of pulsed signals. Compatible with the 8540 series of Power Meters, this sensor is an essential tool for professionals working in RF and microwave applications.

Key Features

    • Frequency Range: Operates from 45 MHz to 18 GHz, accommodating a wide array of applications.
  • Modes of Operation: Offers three distinct modes:
      • Continuous Wave (CW)
      • Peak, internally triggered
      • Peak, externally triggered
    • Power Measurement Linearity: Achieves exceptional linearity with a range of -20 dBm to +20 dBm in Peak modes and -30 dBm to +20 dBm in CW mode, ensuring accurate readings across power levels.
    • Automated Calibration: Features a proprietary power sweep calibration system that compensates for sensor frequency response variations through stored calibration factors in EEPROMs, leading to optimal performance with minimal user intervention.
    • Envelope Detection: The sensor provides a detector output signal, allowing users to visualize the detected envelope of pulsed RF waveforms, facilitating easier analysis and troubleshooting when connected to an oscilloscope.

Applications

The Gigatronics 80351A is ideally suited for a variety of applications, including:

    • Telecommunications testing
    • Radar system analysis
    • Microwave component characterization
    • Research and development in RF engineering

Technical Specifications

For a complete understanding of the Gigatronics 80351A's capabilities and to explore its advanced features, it's essential to consider its technical specifications carefully.

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