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You are here: Home / spectrum analyzer / Real-time spectrum analyzers carry economical price tag

Real-time spectrum analyzers carry economical price tag

October 11, 2019 By Lee Teschler Leave a Comment

A low-cost Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer called the RSA3000E brings the power of UltraReal real-time analysis to a new class of customer who previously had no access to this advanced capability. The RSA3000E combines the power of a high-performance Swept Spectrum Analyzer with the analysis capability of a Real-Time Analyzer at an unprecedented entry-level price point.

The RSA3000E is available in 1.5 GHz and 3-GHz models with available tracking rigol rsa3000egenerators and a starting price of just $1,799. The instrument comes standard with 10 MHz of real-time analysis bandwidth with seamless capture and a 9.3 microsecond 100%POI. The RSA3000E provides the same seven rich visualization modes and powerful triggering capability as RIGOL’s other UltraReal products, only at a lower entry price.

The RSA3000E also can function as a traditional swept spectrum analyzer with class leading specifications. Resolution Bandwidth (RBW) is standard at 1 Hz, noise floor as low as -161 dBm, phase noise of -102 dBc/Hz, and a full span sweep as fast as 1ms provides a powerful analyzer for the entry-level customer.

“RIGOL helped create the market for entry-level spectrum analysis years ago with our DSA815 analyzer. By making it affordable and reliable we made spectrum analyzers accessible to an entirely new class of customers and helped put analyzers on every test bench. This combination of performance, quality and price helped make the DSA815 the most popular spectrum analyzer on the planet,” says Michael Rizzo, General Manager of RIGOL North America. “We are very proud to continue this legacy by bringing our new architecture and analysis capability to those loyal customers.”

While the RSA3000E is amazingly priced it also is enabled with advanced analysis capabilities which make it a perfect choice for embedded IOT engineers integrating RF technologies and those customers doing EMI pre-compliance testing.

The integrated EMI pre-compliance option (RSA3000E-EMI) provides a complete EMI Pre-Compliance Solution allowing engineers to measure, compare, analyze, and report on EMI issues throughout their design process. Features like integrated CISPR Bandwidths and Detectors, simple limit line construction, automated multi-segment scan, and up to three simultaneous detectors make it simple to get initial scans and measurements. Advanced capabilities like real-time detector measurements, automated peak/limit searches and simple correction table integration make configuring more complex test environments and analyzing results easier than ever before. Lastly, comprehensive setup, storage and report generation capabilities make it easy to document, share, and repeat your tests.

The integrated ASK/FSK Demodulation Option (RSA3000E-ASK/FSK) allows RF engineers to characterize today’s ubiquitous ASK and FSK modulation schemes. The Demodulation Application gives engineers the ability to utilize up to 13 integrated measurement functions including I/Q waveform and RF Envelope, Constellation and Vector Diagrams, Symbol Level Decode, Time and Frequency, and Bit Error Analysis against known sequences providing quick insight into signal behaviors.

“While the RSA3000E is priced to make it accessible to HAMs, hobbyists and educators, the advanced performance and capabilities make it an attractive option for IoT device integration, EMI and other commercial applications,” continues Rizzo. “We are excited about the possibilities this combination provides and anticipate rapid customer adoption.”

RIGOL Technologies, 8140 SW Nimbus Ave., Beaverton, OR 97008, www.RIGOLna.com

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