RF CW power meter 2 inputs ML243A

• 90 dB dynamic range
  Typical communications industry ATE systems operate over a 60 to 80 dB dynamic range. The MA247xD Series' 90 dB dynamic range replaces two 50 dB sensors.
• High reliability/Field Ready
  Rugged poly-carbonate chassis design handles rough field treatment and is splash resistant.
• Improved accuracy
  The MA24xx Series Power Sensors offer a typical 5 to 6 dB improvement in sensor return loss, typically cutting mismatch uncertainty in half.
• Softkey menu control
  Softkey menus simplify instrument control by making the user interface easier to understand. The numerical keypad simplifies the operator interface.
• Battery
  The optional NiMH “Smart” battery supports high charge density for a typical 8 hour day of operation.
• Voltmeter
  The ML2430A Series also supports high speed voltage measurement. A rear panel BNC measures voltage or operates as V/GHz input supporting automated sensor calibration factor correction.

Ideal for CW or Field Applications

• Speed Accuracy and Flexibility in a low cost package
• Portable, Rugged, andS plash Resistant.
• Optional NiMH battery, providing six hours continouas operation

GPIB speed and emulation

• Measure and transfer a high speed burst of 200 data points using profile operating mode with sampling rates of 35k per second.
• With 99.9% emulation of older meters, the ML2430A series improves ATE system productivity. Typical test system speed improvement is 2 to 10 times faster system speed.

Data acquisition event arming and triggering functions

• Triggering delay and the sample integration time per reading can be directly controlled by the operator.
• Trigger sources include, continuous, internal, external TTL, and manual.

Burst profile graphics display

• Random repetitive sampling for high resolution of fast signals. A time domain graphic display profiles pulsed signals over a power range of –40 dBm to +20 dBm.
• 35 kHz sampling speed produces clear power profiles of cellular and PCS signals including TDMA, PHS, GSM, and DCS-1800. Pulse-top power is easily and repeatably measured using between cursor averaging.
• Measure pulse-top power over >80 dB dynamic range in readout mode at GPIB speeds >200 readings per second.

Power vs. Time graphics display

• Pulsed Power or TDMA signals available. The power versus time mode is a strip chart style display.
• In service applications, power versus time mode speeds trouble shooting of unusual conditions such as intermittent switches or abnormal power control in a mobile telephone.
• Frame Triggering allows the user to measure the average power accross a time slot.