Shenzhen Shijia Instruments Co., Ltd.

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Specializing in spectrum analyzers, network analyzers, signal generators, LCR meters, oscilloscopes, power supplies, probes, digital multimeters, data acquisition systems, source measure units, power meters, battery testers, resistance testers and other high-frequency test instruments

N1911A P Series Single-Channel Power Meter

  • ModelN1911A P
  • AttributesPower Meter + Power Sensor
  • Category KEYSIGHT > Power Meters & Power Sensors
  • BrandKEYSIGHT
  • DescriptionThe Keysight N1911A P-series single-channel power meter provides peak power, peak-to-average ratio, average power, rise time, fall time and pulse width measurements.

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Features

Designed specifically for high-performance measurement of wireless signals

30 MHz video bandwidth

Capable of single-shot real-time capture at sampling rates up to 100 MSa/s

22 pre-defined standards: WiMAX, DME, HSDPA, etc.

Displays multiple pulse measurement analysis results in one screen view: auto scaling, auto gating, rise time/fall time, duty cycle, etc.

Internal zeroing and calibration can be performed while connected to the device under test

The included BenchVue software license (BV0007B) simplifies instrument connection, control and automatic execution of test sequences

When used with N192XA wideband power sensors, the N1911A power meter provides a measurement frequency range from 50 MHz to 40 GHz, and features internal zeroing and calibration functionality.

Complies with LXI Class C standard

The average trigger function enables average power measurement

Standard-equipped with USB, LAN and GPIB interfaces for versatile connectivity

High-speed Complementary Cumulative Distribution Function (CCDF) statistical analysis

Compatible with industry-standard 8480 and E Series sensors. E Series sensors offer a wide dynamic range from –70 to +44 dBm, and a frequency range from 9 kHz to 110 GHz.

Compatible with E932x power sensors

Difference and ratio math functions: (A-B, B-A, A/B and B/A)

2-year calibration cycle