HP / Keysight / Agilent N9912A - Spectrum Analyzers

The FieldFox RF Analyzer is the world’s most integrated handheld instrument for wireless network installation and maintenance. It combines seven functions in a 6 lb or 2.7 kg handheld analyzer. You can add any of the functions after the initial purchase via software licensing, without needing a hardware upgrade – complete flexibility to make your decision-making easier. The packaging is rugged, compact, lightweight and weather-resistant. Standard accessories include AC/DC adapter, battery, soft carrying case, and user manual. Additional accessories are available under N9910X RF and MW handheld accessories

Measurements: Seven-in-one

• Cable and antenna test, return loss, one-port cable loss, distance to fault, line sweeping, and VSWR
• Vector network analyzer, S11 magnitude, phase, Smith Chart, S21 magnitude
• Spectrum analyzer, preamplifier, channel power, OBW, ACPR, field strength measurement, EMI, antenna to antenna isolation
• Interference analyzer, trace recording and playback, spectrogram
• New! Independent signal source, CW and swept (tracking generator)
• Cable trimming with the vector voltmeter
• Power measurements with USB power sensor
• Time stamp your measurements with GPS latitude/longitude data

Calibration:

• QuickCal allows you to calibrate FieldFox without a calibration kit
• CalReady makes the unit ready for test immediately following power-up
• Broadband calibration with automatic interpolation eliminates re-calibration of when the test frequency or the number of points is changed

Features:

• Cable and Antenna Analyzer - 2 MHz to 4/6 GHz, directivity > 42 dB, 1.5 ms per point
• Network Analyzer - 2 MHz to 4/6 GHz, S11 and S21
• Spectrum Analyzer - 5 kHz to 4/6 GHz, DANL: -148 dBm, 1 sec / full span, +18 dBm TOI
• Interference Analyzer - 5 kHz to 4/6 GHz Spectrogram, waterfall display, record and play back
• Independent Source – 2 MHz to 4/6 GHz
• Power Meter - 9 kHz to 24 GHz U2000 Series USB power sensor dependent
• Vector Voltmeter - 2 MHz to 4/6 GHz, compare phase and electrical length