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# The model 1856D provides versatility and reliability for a broad spectrum of laboratory and service applications. RS232 Interface
# Wide measuring range up to 3.5GHz
# Bright nine digit LED display
# Period mode for accurate low frequency measurement
# Totalize mode permits counting of individual events
# Accurate TCXO time base
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Agilent frequency counters perform a wide variety of time and frequency measurements at speeds up to 200 measurements per second via GPIB.
10 and 12 digits/s frequency measurements
500 ps and 150 ps timing resolution
Optional: 3 GHz, 5 GHz, or 12.4 GHz RF input
Optional: medium, high and ultra-high stability timebase
Free IntuiLink Software
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Time and Frequency Analyzers/Counters is our largest product group including for example:
- The CNT-91 Time & Frequency Analyzer which delivers ultrahigh resolution, fast speed and advanced measurement functions. Enhanced features include: 50 ps single-shot time interval resolution; 12 digits/sec frequency resolution; and internal memory storage of 3.5M measurements with exceptionally fast 250,000 measurements/sec recording speed. Via GPIB/USB bus, receive an expanded 2,600 individual measurements/sec. Frequency range 300 MHz to 3, 8, 14 & 20 GHz optional.
- The new CNT-91R is an all-inclusive high performance calibrator of frequency sources, that combines high resolution measurements and advanced analysis, and a built-in ultra-stable Rubidium atomic reference clock. Its compact format, and its short warm-up time, makes the CNT-91R an ideal transportable frequency calibrator/analyzer. The CNT-91R is basically a combination of the ultra-high resolution CNT-91 and a Rubidium Frequency Standard, all in one box.
- The CNT-90 timer/counter/analyzer is excellent for measurement, analysis and calibration of frequency, time or phase. In production test systems, R&D, the calibration lab, or in the field; the CNT-90 timer/counter/analyzer outperforms many existing counters on the market. The CNT-90 offers ease-of-use, a multi-mode graphic/numeric display, and improved control over measurements, at a very competitive price. Speed of 250k measurements/sec with a memory depth of 750k to internal memory; high resolution of 100 ps single shot (time); and 12 digits/sec resolution (frequency)
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The Time Interval Counter performs virtually all of the time and frequency measurements required in a laboratory or ATE environment. The instrument's single-shot timing resolution and low jitter make it the counter of choice for almost any application.
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Fast and Precise Time/Frequency Counter T2500
· Time interval measurement range: 0 to 4400 seconds
· 45 ps resolution in single-shot time interval measurements
· Standard uncertainty < 80 ps RMS for time interval from 0 to 1 ms
· Selectable input pulse edge and polarity
· Selectable input threshold level or automatic threshold search
· Measurement of pulse width
· Frequency range up to 3.5 GHz, reciprocal method in two operation modes
· Frequency sampling mode to discover and show frequency modulation
· Measurement of Allan deviation
· Precise comparison of sources of the same nominal frequency to evaluate time drift of frequency
· FAST! Maximum measurement rate: 5 M measurements/s to internal FIFO memory, 400 K measurements/s to PC memory
· Automatic calibrator built-in
· Comprehensive statistical processing
· User-friendly software for Windows 98/2000/XP and DLL file for user's applications
· Easy export of data files for processing in other programs (Stable32, MS Excel)
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The GTX22x0 family of universal time interval counters provides all the features of stand-alone counters in PXI form factor. There are three versions of the PXI counters, GTX2210, GTX2220 and GTX2230. The GTX2210 support frequency range up to 225MHz, the GTX2220 to 1.3GHz and the GTX2230 covers frequencies up to 2GHz.
The GTX22x0 series counters have two signal input channels via BNC connectors, an external timebase, arm input, and a gate signal output. The separate input signals can be used for Arming and Gating the circuitry, and controlling the timing of the analysis (start/stop duration) for more meaningful measurements.
The GTX22x0 series counters are universal in that they provide many measurement functions of other frequency counters, including frequency, period, and time interval. The GTX22x0 series also have event counting and timing functions over a single channel, such as totalize and ratio between channels.
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The HydraHarp 400 is a high-end, easy-to-use, plug and play Time Interval Analyzer (TIA) and Time-Correlated Single Photon Counting (TCSPC) system with scalability for multiple channels*. Dependent on the chosen frame size up to 4 or up to 8 channels can be installed. It is connected to a PC through a USB 2.0 high speed interface. It provides identical synchronized but independent input channels. They can be used as detector inputs for coincidence correlation experiments as well as independent stop inputs for TCSPC. A dedicated common sync input is provided for TCSPC with fast excitation sources. This allows forward start-stop operation at the full repetition rate of mode locked lasers with stable repetition rate up to 150 MHz. Experiments with low repetition rate benefit from the HydraHarp's multi-stop capability.
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The Narda Broadband Field Meter NBM-550 has been designed to measure electromagnetic field strengths in the vicinity of transmitters and industrial equipment, and to evaluate and record the results in the context of human safety standards. Particular attention has been paid to ease of use. The instrument can be operated with one hand by anyone – left-handed or right-handed. The probes are isotropic, i.e. equally sensitive in all directions, so users do not need to worry about the direction the radiation is coming from.
The result data memory holds up to 5000 results along with date and time information. A GPS receiver (option) plugged into the basic unit and connected via USB gives the NBM the capability to store position data for each measurement. Instead of handwritten notes, voice comments can also be recorded. All the data can be uploaded to a PC and managed using the PC software supplied with the instrument. Measurement reports are therefore very easy to generate.
The basic unit and the probes are separately calibrated at the factory. The probe calibration data are stored in an EPROM in the probe itself. The NMB basic unit retrieves this automatically via the intelligent probe interface, and takes it into account in the results.
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