R&S NRP USB and LAN Power Sensor

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last updated：Dec 12, 2019

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Power sensor equipped with LAN interface has arrived.

The excellent measurement accuracy and speed of the R&S NRP power sensors have been widely recognized over many years. The R&S NRPxxS(N), R&S NRPxxT(N), and R&S NRPxxA(N) power sensors take power measurement to the next level. This device supports USB and can also be controlled via LAN. As a result, the R&S NRP power meter portfolio is unique in the industry. Key Features ❙❙ Maximum dynamic range: -70 dBm to +45 dBm ❙❙ Frequency range: DC to 110 GHz ❙❙ Reading rate: over 50,000 times per second ❙❙ Flexible operation with R&S NRP main unit, laptop/PC, and numerous Rohde & Schwarz devices ❙❙ Control and monitoring via LAN and USB ❙❙ Easy LAN operation through a web browser ❙❙ R&S NRPxxS(N) with the widest dynamic range ❙❙ R&S NRPxxT(N) with the highest accuracy ❙❙ R&S NRPxxA(N) suitable for EMC applications

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Functional and Performance Characteristics ❙❙ Fully characterized power sensor ❙❙ Minimally reduced measurement uncertainty ❙❙ Reduced measurement time through intelligent averaging function ❙❙ Various measurement functions ❙❙ Easy system construction via USBTMC ❙❙ Built-in trigger I/O port ❙❙ Status LED for easy status visibility ❙❙ Flexible operability with detachable cables Intelligent LAN-compatible power measurement R&S NRPxxS(N) 3-path diode power sensor R&S NRP33SN-V TVAC-compatible 3-path diode power sensor R&S NRPxxT(N) thermal power sensor R&S NRPxxA(N) EMC average power sensor

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Special Design for EMC Applications In EMC applications, the average power is usually the only important factor. In such cases, the R&S NRPxxA(N) average power sensor is optimal. These sensors cover the important low-frequency range up to 8 kHz, in addition to the measurement ranges used in wireless communication. They benefit from the excellent characteristics of the 3-path diode power sensor, including a dynamic range of up to 93 dB, measurements with very little modulation influence, and outstanding impedance matching. Ideal for a Wide Range of Applications The 3-path diode power sensor supports continuous average, burst average, time slot average, gate average, and trace measurements, making it ideal for various applications. With exceptional performance and unprecedented measurement speed and accuracy, it can provide accurate average power measurements for high bandwidth signals such as LTE and LTE-Advanced, in addition to wireless signals like GSM and 3GPP. For detailed analysis, the device is equipped with measurement functions such as time slot mode and trace mode at a video bandwidth of 100 kHz.