Spectrum Analysers
Spectrum analysers are used for analysing the frequency spectrum of radio frequency, RF and audio signals. Ideal for research and development, education, production, maintenance, and many more. We stock high-quality products at low prices.
Find out more about Spectrum Analysers below.
- 9 kHz to 2.1 GHz or 9 kHz to 3.2 GHz options available
- 10.1 inch WVGA screen
- Fast and reliable
- Three models available
- Includes a tracking generator, preamplifier, and Vector Network Analysis function
- Optional functions available
- Available in three models that feature different bandwidths
- Compatible with a range of optional features and functions
- Supplied with a tracking generator at no extra cost
- Powerful and flexible tool
- 100 kHz~3.6 GHz or 100 kHz~7.5 GHz models
- Spectrum analyzer
- Frequency range: 9 kHz - 8.5 GHz and 100 kHz - 26.5 GHz
- Dynamic range: 125 dB
- 1-inch touchscreen
- Two models available with different frequency ranges
- Suitable for complex RF spectrum and signal analysis
- Include a standard tracking generator for network analysis
- 9 kHz~3.6/7.5 GHz
- DANL -165 dBm/Hz
- Analysis Bandwidth 40/110 MHz
- 5G NR OTA Measurement
- 14GHz, 20GHz and 26.5GHz models
- Dynamic Range: 110 dB (typ.)
- 8.4-inch Multi-Touch Screen
- 9 kHz up to 13.6 GHz ro 9 kHz up to 26.5 GHz ranges
- 12.1-inch Multi-Touch Screen
- 25 MHz/40 MHz Analysis Bandwidth
- 100 kHz to 13.5 GHz and 100 kHz to 26.5 GHz
- 2 or 4 ports
- Optional Front Panel Jumper Interface
- -55 dBm to +10 dBm
About Spectrum Analysers
A spectrum analyser displays a spectrum of signal amplitudes on different frequencies. It enables analysis that determines whether signals fall within the required limits. It displays spurious signals, complex waveforms, rare short-duration events, and noise.
Spectrum analysers can also analyse transient signals, capture burst transmissions and glitches, and show if stronger signals are masking weaker ones.
The devices are frequently used to examine the dynamic frequency spectrum of modern RF and audio signals that change over time. They display the individual elements of signals and the performance of the circuits producing them.
