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Data Sheet BK PRECISIONSpectrum Analyzers2680 Series Spectrum Analyzer Features & benefits ■ Frequency range: 9 kHz to 2.1 or 3.2 GHz ■ High Sensitivity -161 dBm/Hz displayed average noise level (DANL) ■ Low phase noise of -98 dBc/Hz @ 10 kHz offset ■ Low level uncertainty of ±0.7 dB ■ 1 Hz minimum resolution bandwidth (RBW) ■ Preamplifier and tracking generator standard on all models ■ 10.1” wide-screen 1024 x 600 color display ■ LAN and USBTMC connectivity ■ USB host port to store and recall waveform data, setups, and screen captures Options ■ Reflection measurement ■ EMI pre-compliance The 2680 Series of spectrum analyzers delivers performance and functionality in a lightweight, compact design, suitable for lab and field use. The large 10.1” wide-screen color display allows the user to visualize the waveform and make precision measurements such as third order intercept, occupied bandwidth, 2D and 3D spectrum monitor. The 2680 Series provides a standard pre-amplifier and tracking generator in both the 2.1 and 3.1 GHz models. The series also includes 1 Hz minimum RBW and advanced measurements, which make these analyzers perfect for applications in 2 way radio, site surveying, EMI pre-compliance, characterizing the frequency response of RF devices and more. 1 Hz minimum resolution bandwidth (RBW) ^ Standard ^ Advanced measurements ■ Channel Power ■ Adjacent Channel Power ■ Occupied Bandwidth ■ Total Power ■ Third-Order-Intercept ■ 2D and 3D Spectrum Monitor Technical data subject to change © B&K Precision Corp. 2019

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Spectrum Analyzers 2680 Series Front panel LCD display 10.1 inch TFT high resolution color display to view critical detail in the spectrum Menu control keys Provide quick access to the most common functions in the current mode Function keys Setup measurement modes and activate context based help for each key which also includes SCPI information where applicable Control keys Use the rotary knob, arrow keys or alpha numeric keys to adjust values Power switch USB host port Store or recall analyzer settings and save screen captures Earphone jack Listen to demodulated AM or FM signals Tracking...

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Spectrum Analyzers 2680 Series Operation highlights Delta markers Four independent traces and markers Powerful delta markers can be used to select amplitude, span, stop, start or center frequency, measure noise level, amplitude or frequency. Capture snapshots, continuously update the maximum or minimum value, and perform math on all 4 individually colored traces. Low displayed average noise level (DANL) Low phase noise for accurate measurements Take advantage of the preamp and -161 dBm DANL to measure low level signals accurately. Phase noise -98 dBc/Hz@ 1 GHz, offset 10 kHz. Spectrum...

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PC software Expand control of the spectrum analyzer with front panel emulation. Create, load or save user defined limit and correction files, save screen captures and store readings from the included software. Reflection measurement option This option enables VSWR, reflection coefficient, and return loss measurements for tuning and determining the efficiency of antennas, filters, or RF transmission modules. EMI pre-compliance option This option enables the instrument's EMI measurement function which includes pre-defined bandwidth set points of 200 Hz, 9 kHz and 120 kHz, a -6dB EMI filter,...

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Specifications Specifications are valid under the following conditions: The instrument is within the calibration period, has been stored between 0 and 50°C for at least 2 hours prior to use, and has been powered on and warmed up for at least 40 minutes. The specifications include the measurement uncertainty, unless otherwise noted. Specifications: All products are guaranteed to meet published specifications when operating temperatures from 5 to 45°C, unless otherwise noted. Typical: Performance deemed typical implies that 80 percent of the measurement results will meet the typical published...

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