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Aeroflex 3250 Series spectrum analyzers now include an optional 8 GHz tracking generator suitable for any kind of bench or lab environment. The new 3250 Series tracking generator has a frequency range of 100 kHz to 8 GHz and a level range from 0 dB down to -20 dB. An adjustable output level, with a setting resolution of 0.5 dB, provides additional flexibility when testing the frequency response and compression characteristics of amplifiers, filters, and non-linear devices.
The addition of the 8 GHz tracking generator is designed to broaden the appeal of the 3250 Series to include testing on higher frequencies used for popular wireless applications. Engineers working on WLAN, WiMAX, Wireless Broadband (WiBro), ground-satellite communications, television broadcast, military radar, and utilities, will appreciate the high performance characteristics at a cost that is thousands of dollars below competitive products.
The 3250 Series looks to provide affordable high performance testing for RF and microwave engineers. The compact design employs the latest digital processing and RF technology, providing accuracy, stability and measurement speed. With RF phase noise performance of -115 dBc/Hz, DANL -145 dBm/Hz, the 3250 Series provides power and flexibility to RF and microwave engineers.
To support the constantly evolving wireless communication market, the 3250 Series incorporates a standard 30 MHz bandwidth digitizer and basic digital modulation analysis software. All models have a Windows XP operating system, remote control capabilities via LAN, GPIB and RS-232C as well as a 7-inch (178 mm) touch panel screen, ensuring ease of operation and exceptional connectivity.
Optional measurement personality libraries for leading wireless communication technologies provide the 3250 Series exceptional measurement and demodulation capability for development and manufacturing engineers to optimize designs, improve throughput, or examine signals.
