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SPECTRUMANALYZERS

HIGH PERFORMANCE SIGNALANALYZER

GPIB

MS2781A Signature

™ 100 Hz to 8 GHz

A New Plateau in Signal Analysis for Providing Exceptional Engineering Insight intoWireless Communication Products

+23 dBM TOI and –145 dBm DANL +23 dBm Third Order Intercept (TOI) performance and –145 dBm Displayed Average Noise Level (DANL) support intermodulation measurements on high performance devices such as multi-carrier power amplifiers. The MS2781A Signature High Performance Signal Analyzer is acombined high performance spectrum analyzer and a high performance vector signal analyzer. Signature expands the ability to analyze digitally modulated RF signals by offering seamless connectivity with MATLAB
® and Simulink
® from The MathWorks.Engineers can view measurement results through custom MATLAB and Simulink analysis giving exceptional insight into the performance of new designs. Signature can help make tomorrows communications systems a reality today.

Features

?Fundamentally mixed, single band architecture covers 100 Hz to 8 GHz ?Capture and analyze complex modulated signals with up to 30 MHzbandwidth?Windows
® XP Professional environment for ease-of-use andexceptional connectivity?MATLAB
® connectivity allows simultaneous analysis while taking ameasurement

Performance and functions

The 100 Hz to 8 GHz frequency range is covered in one band as illustratedin the RF block diagram. This one-band approachimproves performance. Resolution bandwidths ranging from 0.1 Hz to 8 MHz support improved sensitivity and demodulation of wideband signals. 100 Hz to 8 GHz Open Windows XP The fully functional, built-in, open Windows PC and Windows XP user interface makes the MS2781A easy to connect with and easy to use.
100 Hz to 8 GHzInput9.5 GHz IF1.1 GHz IF75 MHz IF30 MHz BWDigital IF (Optional)8 MHz BWDigital IFFourth L.O.85.6 MHzThird L.O.1.025 GHzSecond L.O.8.4 GHzFirst L.O.9.5 to 17.5 GHz InputAttenuator 30 MHz Modulation Capture Bandwidth Option 22 provides a 30 MHz capture bandwidth to allow vector sig- nal analysis on wideband signals such as 802.16. http://www.anritsu.com 496