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Highlights

  • Frequency range of DC to 120 GHz (sensor dependent)
  • Wide dynamic range of -70 to +44 dBm (sensor dependent)
  • Go beyond GPIB with LAN LXI-C and USB connectivity
  • Code-compatible with E4418/19B power meters* and 436A/37B/38A power meters (option 200)
  • Increased measurement channels: up to four channels with two additional U2000/U8480 Series and U2050 X-Series USB power sensors connected using the optional USB hosts
  • Automated frequency/power sweep measurements with the optional external trigger in/out feature
  • A BenchVue software license (BV0007B) is included with your instrument. BenchVue makes it simple to connect, control instruments, and automate test sequences.
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Tips for Optimizing Power Meter / Sensor Measurement Speed

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Application Notes 2017.12.01

Tips for Querying CW and Average Power

Tips for Querying CW and Average Power

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Migrating to the Latest Keysight Software for Power Meters and Power Sensors

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Keysight N1913/1914A EPM Series Power Meters Programming Guide

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