R&S®NRP Power Meter
The art of measuring power accurately
Options
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Power Meter The art of measuring power accurately |
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1143.8500.02 |
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Sensor Check Source the test generator is provided to check the function of the sensor, eg. after overloading or excessive mechanical stress. It generates a low-distortion, highly accurate 50 MHz signal of 1 mW power (0 dBm). |
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1146.9008.02 | |
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Second Sensor Input (B) this option provides the 2nd sensor input, located on the front panel of the R&S NRP base unit. |
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1146.8801.02 | |
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Battery Supply the optional battery supply R&S NRP-B3, consisting of a battery and a built-in quick charger, allows over 6 hoursof continuous operation and recharging within 2 hours. |
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1146.8501.02 | |
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Ethernet Interface with the aid of the optional LAN interface R&S NRP-B4, the R&S NRP can be connected to common networks such as 100Base-T so that the R&S NRP is remote-controlled via LAN. |
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1146.9308.02 | |
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3rd and 4thSensor Input (C,D) depending on requirements, the R&S NRP base unit can be equipped with 4 measurement inputs to handle 4 sensors simultaneously. To make the results from all 4 sensors visible 4 different display windows can be opened on the |
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1146.9608.02 | |
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Rear-panel Sensor Input A and B Using the R&S NRP base unit in a test rack, it is useful to change the 1st and 2nd sensor input from the front side to the rear panel. (not to be fitted with option R&S NRP-B5). |
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1146.9908.02 | |
