Spectrum analyser

Front view of the spectrum analyser. Electronic device with a keyboard, buttons and a small screen
Organizational Unit
ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT

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Description

This spectrum analyser, model HP 85462A, is used during the verifications required for guaranteeing the electromagnetic compatibility of the electronic devices developed in-house. It allows to perform spectral analysis between 9 KHz and 6,5 GHz, and a set of probes and antennas is available to be used accordingly with the wavelength range being used.

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Related Capability
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Design, development and manufacture of electronic systems
Within its capacity of building scientific instrumentation, the IAC has extensive experience in the design and development of electronic systems in general and, especially, for astronomical instruments and devices
Type
Electronic
Equiment type
Analyser

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