Used Signal Source Analyzer Agilent E5052A

The Keysight E5052A has a frequency range that can be extended up to 26.5 GHz with the Agilent E5053A, and up to 110 GHz with the E5053A plus Keysight 11970 (Agilent) series mixers.

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The Keysight E5052A (Agilent) Signal Source Analyzer, 10 MHz to 7 GHz, features a number of enhanced performance characteristics. It offers world’s highest measurement throughput and best usability in characterizing VCO or other types of high frequency signal sources, aw well as clock jitter evaluation in high-speed data communication systems.

The Keysight E5052A has a frequency range that can be extended up to 26.5 GHz with the Agilent E5053A, and up to 110 GHz with the E5053A plus Keysight 11970 (Agilent) series mixers.

The E5052A SSA is suitable for use in a wide range of applications including RF/uW/mmW oscillators, VCO’s, system reference clocks, LAN modules, high-speed timing modules, SerDes chips, and high-speed data converters (ADC/DAC).

Key specfications of:

●Frequency Range

oRF Input frequency range: 10 MHz to 110 GHz

oAnalysis offset frequency range: 1 Hz to 100 MHz

oPhase noise measurement with ultra low noise floor and a cross-correlation method

oTransient measurement (frequency/phase/power over time)

●Noise Measurement Functions

oPhase noise with ultra low noise floor and a cross-correlation method

oAM noise measurement and phase noise measurement without changing RF connection

oBaseband noise measurement from 1 Hz to 100 MHz

oSpectrum monitoring up to 15 MHz span in a real-time mode

●Analysis Capabilities

oSimultaneous transient measurements for frequency, phase and power over time

oCapture of unexpected frequency change with video trigger function

oComplete VCO characterization with outstanding low-noise DC sources(frequency/power/DC-supply-current over Vc and Vs)

oClock jitter measurement with femto-second resolution

oFrequency, power, and DC current measurement (VCO characterization)

oSpectrum monitoring