Advantest R3172 Spectrum Analyzer

Advantest R3172 Spectrum Analyzer

Product Overview

Brand and model: Edwin (Advantest), model R3172.

Type: digital spectrum analyser.

Application: Widely used in a variety of fields from research and development to the manufacture of high-frequency modules, devices and other products, suitable for communications, electronics, radio and other fields of high-frequency signal analysis.The Advantest R3172 Spectrum Analyzer, as a high-performance, low-cost portable spectrum analyser, has a wide range of applications in the field of high-frequency signal analysis. Its excellent performance parameters and portable design make it one of the tools of choice for many researchers and engineers.

Main Performance Parameters

Frequency range: 9KHz to 26.5GHz, supporting a wide range of frequency measurement needs.

Dynamic range: +30dBm to -132dBm, providing high measurement accuracy and range.

Average noise level: -104dBm at 26.5GHz, RBW 1KHz, providing excellent low noise performance.

Single Sideband Phase Noise: 91dBc/Hz (at 26.5GHz/20kHz offset), contributing to a more accurate measurement of phase noise in high frequency signals.

Input impedance: 50ohms, compatible with most RF equipment.

Resolution bandwidth: 1KHz to 3MHz, flexible to adjust according to measurement needs.

Video bandwidth: 10Hz to 3MHz, supports signal measurements at different rates.

High input sensitivity: up to -145dBm, suitable for weak signal detection.

Product Features

Portable design: As a low-cost portable spectrum analyser, the R3172 is easy to carry and use in the field.

High-performance calibration: The built-in high-performance calibrated native transmitter ensures the accuracy and reliability of measurement results.

Various optional configurations: By choosing different configurations, the measurement frequency can reach a higher range to meet the needs of different application scenarios.

Wide bandwidth filters: Equipped with 9kHz/120kHz/1MHz 6-dB bandwidth filters and QP detectors, as well as an optional 200-Hz narrow-bandwidth bandpass filter, it is capable of measuring high-frequency and wide-bandwidth noise.

Comprehensive Measurement Functions: Capable of measuring average power and total power, the unit is also equipped with a frequency counter and preamplifier to support a wide range of applications.

Technical Specifications and Performance

Voltage & Current: Specific voltage and current specifications may vary depending on application scenarios and customisation needs, but usually feature multiple voltage and frequency adaptations to suit different regional electrical standards.

Durability and Safety: High-quality power interface boards are typically made of durable materials and equipped with safety devices such as fuses and circuit breakers to ensure long term reliability and stability while protecting the equipment and users.

Communication features: Some power interface boards may have communication interfaces that allow the device to communicate with a computer or other control system for remote monitoring and control.

Indicator lights and displays: Some power interface boards may be equipped with indicator lights for displaying information such as power status, connection status, etc., which are convenient for users to carry out troubleshooting and status monitoring.

Application Areas

Power generation plants: monitoring and controlling generators, steam turbines, governors and other equipment to ensure the stable operation of the power generation system.

Power transformer and distribution: used in substations and distribution stations to monitor and control transformers, circuit breakers, voltage regulators and other equipment.

Power grid control: applied in monitoring, scheduling and control of power systems to ensure the stability and reliability of power networks.

Industrial process control: in manufacturing and chemical plants for automating and monitoring production processes.

Energy Management System: supports the monitoring, analysis and optimisation of energy systems to improve energy efficiency.

Power Generation Scheduling: Coordinates and optimises the operation of power generation plants to meet electricity demand.

Smart Grid: in smart grids to support the digitisation and intelligence of power grids.