Agilent Technologies E4419B, User Manual

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5 Specifications
172 E4419B Power Meter User’s Guide
Agilent N8486AR (exclude Option
CFT)
3
<±3 nW <80 nW
Agilent N8486AQ (exclude Option
CFT)
3
<±3 nW <80 nW
Agilent N8487A (exclude Option CFT)
3
<±3 nW <80 nW
Agilent N8488A (exclude Option CFT)
3
<±3 nW <80 nW
Agilent N8481A with Option CFT
3
<±7 nW <114 nW
Agilent N8481B with Option CFT
3
<±7 µW <114 µW
Agilent N8481H with Option CFT
3
<±0.7 µW <11.4 µW
Agilent N8482A with Option CFT
3
<±7 nW <114 nW
Agilent N8482B with Option CFT
3
<±7 µW <114 µW
Agilent N8482H with Option CFT
3
<±0.7 µW <11.4 µW
Agilent N8485A with Option CFT
3
<±7 nW <114 nW
Agilent N8486AR with Option CFT
3
<±7 nW <114 nW
Agilent N8486AQ with Option CFT
3
<±7 nW <114 nW
Agilent N8487A with Option CFT
3
<±7 nW <114 nW
1 Within one hour after zero set, at a constant temperature after a 24-hour warm-up of the
power meter.
2 The number of averages at 16 (for normal mode) and 32 (for x2 mode), at a constant
temperature, measured over a one minute interval and two standard deviations. For
Agilent E-Series power sensors, the measurement noise is measured within the low range.
Refer to the relevant power sensor manual for further information.
3 The zero drift and measurement noise specifications are tested at 50 MHz.
Power Sensor Zero Drift
1
Measurement Noise
2