Known as one of China’s leading test and measurement manufacturers and suppliers, Owon has released the XSA1000TG Series spectrum analyser with digital IF technology that offers a minimum bandwidth of 10 Hz, allowing excellent signal resolution when separation of closely spaced signals is required.
Features of the instrument include a frequency range from 9 kHz up to 7,5 GHz,-160 dBm displayed average noise level, phase noise of -98 dBc/Hz at 1 GHz and offset at 10 kHz, total amplitude accuracy within 1,5 dB, an EMI pre-compliance test kit and optional EMC test software, standard pass/fail on-site test alert ability, up to 7,5 GHz tracking generator kit and a 10,4-inch display.
Equipped with a 6 dB EMI filter and peak detector as standard, it is highly accurate for EMI pre-test and diagnosis and complete testing and production reports can be completed by using supporting software. More than 200 mainstream EMC test standard and regulation templates come built-in. The user selects the corresponding template and the software automatically sets the spectrum analyser and records the test data. The data and regulations can be compared on the same screen. Users can also customise regulations for comparative analysis.
Function modes include standard modulation signal quality analysis, audio demodulation, field strength measurement, channel measurement, frequency counter and more, to provide multiple general and extended test functions. A waterfall plot graphic allows the user to view the behaviour of varying signal parameters over time and track the frequency and power behaviour over time, particularly useful for intermittent signals. The graphic can be used to analyse the stability of a signal over time, or to identify intermittent interference signals in communications systems.
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