Keysight U2049XA LAN Wide 90dB Dynamic Range Power Sensor 10MHz - 33GHz opt. TVA for Sale

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Keysight U2049XA LAN Wide 90dB Dynamic Range Power Sensor 10MHz - 33GHz opt. TVA For Sale

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Keysight U2049XA LAN Wide 90dB Dynamic Range Power Sensor 10MHz - 33GHz opt. TVA:
$4500.00

Keysight U2049XA LAN Wide Dynamic Range Power Sensor 10MHz - 33GHz Key Specifications

Wide dynamic range peak and average power sensor (-70 to +20 dBm)
Connector type: 3.5 mm (male)
LAN/ Power-Over-Ethernet (PoE) connectivity for long distance remote monitoring (up to 100 meter)
TVAC compliant for operation in vacuum
5 MHz video bandwidth
Best-in-class long term drift performance
Internal zero and automatic calibration saves time and reduces measurement uncertainty
Easy measurement start-up with new intuitive BenchVue software
Includes Option TVA: thermal vacuum option. What does this mean?

Get the same accuracy and performance in thermal vacuum (TVAC) chambers with the world’s first TVAC qualified power sensor. With best-in-class long term drift performance, LAN power sensor is ideal for fault detection and monitoring of satellite systems. And with LAN/power over Ethernet (PoE) connectivity, a first in the industry, you can perform long distance, remote monitoring of satellite systems with ease and confidence.

The U2049XA Option TVA (thermal vacuum option) is a LAN TVAC compliant power sensor which may be used within a thermal vacuum chamber. This sensor has been meticulously designed by selecting components with minimum outgassing properties. This sensor can also be subject to temperature cycling in a vacuum chamber to stabilize the materials and to remove outgassing particles.

LAN/Power over Ethernet connectivity

Overcome the cable length limitations associated with USB connectivity. With Power over Ethernet (PoE)/LAN connectivity, the LAN power sensor is able to perform remote monitoring over a single span of up to 100 meters. The PoE connectivity is also compliant to the IEEE 802.3af or 802.3at Type 1 standards. Note that the typical LAN port found on a PC or Keysight instruments will not be able to power up the LAN power sensor. A typical LAN port is only used for data transfer and communication. The LAN power sensor must connect to a PoE port, which can be used to supply the DC power required to power up the sensor and to transfer data.

Internal zero and calibration

Save time and reduce measurement uncertainty with the internal zero and calibration function. Each X-Series power sensor comes with technology that integrates a DC reference source and switching circuits into the body of the sensor so you can calibrate the sensor while it is connected to a device-under-test. This feature removes the need for connection and disconnection from an external calibration source, speeding up testing and reducing connector wear and tear. This internal zero and calibration function allows continuous long distance and remote measurements by maintaining the accuracy of the sensor, and is useful in manufacturing and automated test environments where each second and each connection counts.

Built-in trigger in and out

An external trigger enables accurate triggering of low level signals close to the sensor’s noise floor. The X-Series power sensor come with built-in trigger in/out connection, allowing you to connect an external trigger signal from a signal source or the device-under-test in order to achieve precise triggering timing. Once the trigger output is enabled, a TTL trigger output signal will be generated on every triggered measurement. The built-in trigger in and out is particularly useful when users need to synchronize the measurement acquisition of a series of daisy-chain power sensors.