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The Agilent 346A series noise source is an ideal noise signal source used in conjunction
with the Agilent noise coefficient tester and the system. Because they all have broadband.
(10MHz to 18GHz
or 26.5GHz) characteristics, it is no longer required for several different frequency bands.
Each noise source has its own specific frequency.
Calibrate the ENR value. For easy loading of 8970B, the
calibration value is printed on its trademark. The low stationed Bobbi (SWR) of each noise source makes the
main measurement.
Uncertainty factors - the reflexivity of test signals is reduced.
In addition, various connectors have also reduced the adaption of joints that may lead to reduced accuracy.
Device requirements.
The Agilent346 series noise is designed for a wide range of measurement applications.
The frequency coverage of 346C is wide, from 10MHz to 26.5GHz, 346B is high.
ENR, low SWR and various types
of joints make it a universal noise source. 346A is specially designed for characterizing input impedance
sensitive devices (such as GaAs).
FET and many UHF amplifiers. The instrument is designed from the smallest
device that changes the reflection coefficient during the cut-off period. The instrument is connected.
The variation order of the reflection coefficient is small (<.01) during the cut-off period, so the error is
small when measuring the relationship between the noise coefficient and the gain with the variation of the input
impedance.
Selection
Agilent 346B option H01 high ENR noise source
The Agilent 346B option H01 has a high ENR
(typical value of 21dB), which is suitable for measuring devices with large noise figure.
Agilent 346B option H42 DBS noise source
346B Option H42 is specially developed for testing low noise unit converter
(LNB) used in DBS. WR75 waveguide output, 5dB ENR,
Low ENR calibration uncertainty and small standing Bobbi improved
the accuracy of noise measurement of DBS LNB.
Agilent 346C option K01 broadband noise source
The coaxial noise source
uses the 2.4mm coaxial connector to cover the 1~50GHz frequency range. The ENR is rated at 20dB on 1GHz and 7dB. on 50GHz.