Rohde&Schwarz ESMC User Guide

Compact Receiver ESMC
Lightweight – compact – user-friendly: optimized radiomonitoring from 0.5 MHz to 3000 MHz
• Signal reception – aural monitoring – radiomonitoring – recording
•1 Hz frequency resolution
speed of up to 13 GHz/s
– within 1000 memory locations
•Measurement of – frequency occupancy – level and frequency – coverage
• RF and IF spectrum display
With the Compact Re­ceiver ESMC, a universal and multipurpose receiv­er for radiomonitoring applications has been produced in a compact size that was thought not possible up to now.
The new receiver is only half the size of customary 19" multipurpose receiv­ers of 3 height units but its technical data are even superior to those of such units.
The most important features are:
custom-specific fre­quency extension from HF to UHF (see diagram)
detection of frequency-agile emis­sions with analog sweep
compact design and low weight
simple operation via LC display
wide dynamic range and high
overload capacity
1 Hz frequency resolution
low phase noise
master/slave operation without a PC
accurate measurement of signal level
offset display for channel frequency
remote control unit for mobile use
AC/DC supply without changing
the power supply unit
Operation
The operating concept meets all the de­mands made on a state-of-the-art radio­monitoring receiver, ie all main func­tions such as type of demodulation, bandwidth, etc, can be set directly via labelled keys. A hotkey permits return­ing to the main menu from any submenu. Menu control is organized in priority lev­els so that signal processing is not inter­rupted by menu changes and the user never loses sight of what is going on.
Description
ESMC is a heterodyne receiver with a second IF of 21.4 MHz. In spite of the compact design, no compromises have been made in the operating concept. For reducing the total signal load, the tuners are each provided with a track­ing preselection filter. High-level mixers
Compact Receiver ESMC: radiomonitoring from 0.5 MHz to 3000 MHz
Frequency range Device view Basic configuration
20 MHz to
650 MHz
20 MHz to 1300 MHz
0.5 MHz to 650 MHz
20 MHz to 3000 MHz
0.5 MHz to 3000 MHz
20 MHz
0.5 MHz
650 MHz
1300 MHz
3000 MHz
ensure high immunity to intermodula­tion. The low oscillator reradiation is the result of elaborate filtering. An ad­vanced synthesizer concept featuring a very low phase noise allows switching times of less than 1 ms. This permits highly efficient scanning and fast status assignment in slave operation.
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Configuration 0.5 MHz...1300 MHz on request
ESMC
ESMC
ESMC, ESMC-T2
ESMC, ESMC-T2
ESMC, ESMC-T0
ESMC, ESMC-T0
ESMC, ESMC-T2,
ESMC, ESMC-T2,
ESMC-FE
ESMC-FE
ESMC, ESMC-T2,
ESMC, ESMC-T2,
ESMC-FE, ESMC-T0,
ESMC-FE, ESMC-T0,
ESMC-TC
ESMC-TC
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ESMC is equipped with demodulators for AM, FM, LOG and PULSE modes. SSB reception for LSB/USB and A1 is optional. The log demodulator allows a dB-linear level indication over 9 dec­ades. Average value or peak weighting may be selected. The absolute accuracy of the level display is further improved by taking into account the frequency re­sponse of the preselection filter and the tolerances of the log amplifier in the measurement of the signal level.
ESMC may be equipped with up to 5 IF bandwidths between 500 Hz and 8 MHz. Video filters matched to the bandwidth used and a switchable AF filter improve the S/N ratio after de­modulation.
AGC covers a level range of 120 dB, 90 dB of which is used for IF control and 30 dB for an attenuator at the tuner in­put which may be switched in automat­ically or manually when strong signals are received. This attenuator is consid­ered in the level display. With manual gain control (MGC) the IF gain may be varied by 90 dB. The 30 dB attenuation too may be switched in if required.
Frequency scan
Five start/stop frequency ranges (5 jobs) may be defined and a complete data set allocated to each range. In ad­dition to receiver settings, the following scan parameters may be included in the data set:
step widthsignal threshold (dBµV)dwell time (s)hold time (ms) plus the time re-
quired for external devices, if any
number of scan repetitionssignal-controlled continuation
(on/off)
– suppression (individual frequencies
or ranges)
Memory scan
ESMC uses 1000 memory locations, each holding a complete receiver set­ting, such as frequency, type of modu­lation, bandwidth, etc. The content of the memory can be modified manually or overwritten by results of a scan oper­ation. User-definable code names, group ID and scan enable flags may also be defined for each location. Final-
ly the whole memory can be sorted ac­cording to increasing frequency val­ues. The content of any memory loca­tion can be transferred to the receiver manually, by using the RCL key, by turn­ing the tuning knob or automatically by activating the memory scan.
Analog scan – full-speed detection of bursts and hoppers
The advantage of analog sweep is the extremely high speed. This allows detec­tion of burst signals and frequency-agile transmissions. With the option ESMC-AS and an external PC a pro­gram under Windows is provided, which enables panoramic and waterfall displays. Start and stop frequency are freely selectable within any tuner range. Depending on the performance of the controlling PC, a scanning speed of up to 13 GHz/s can be achieved. With the aid of a printer, measurement re­sults may be documented as a frequen­cy-versus-time plot.
Click & listen
For fixed frequency monitoring a spec­trum line can be selected by mouse click or by frequency marker.
A tuning indication controlled by the crystal discriminator simplifies tuning to the center of the selected IF bandwidth. When signals of unstable frequency are received, digital AFC may be used for retuning the receiver.
Search facilities
The ESMC uses highly advanced search routines. Fast synthesizer set­tling and short level measurement times guarantee highly effective search oper­ations. The shortest period for scanning is 5 ms with an IF bandwidth of 15 kHz (incl. measurement time for level).
With option ESMC-AS fast hopping frequencies can be detected
Compact Receiver ESMC 3
Real-time spectrum display with EPZ513
The external Spectrum Display EPZ 513 provides highly versatile dis­play modes. An analog CRT guaran­tees display in real time.
RF mode 650 MHz within 50 ms
In this mode the tuner section of ESMC is directly controlled by the EPZ513. The period of the sweep is 50 ms, inde­pendent of the span.
The spectrum is displayed on the screen within the tuner range. A superimposed marker indicates the frequency to which the receiver has been tuned. With the aid of the start/stop frequency markers entered on the ESMC, the span may be expanded within a wide range. The amplitude range covers 80 dB and uses a selectable level line.
IF mode In this mode the signal environment around the receive frequency is dis­played. The span may be varied continu­ously or in steps of 7/2/0.2 MHz. Selec­tion of resolution filters is automatic. The zoom capability of the EPZ is very useful in practical applications since details of the signal spectrum can be examined. In the double-trace mode, the total span (7 MHz) and any expanded section there­of may be displayed simultaneously.
The advantage of real-time spectrum display is that a quick overview of the receive range is obtained and un­known signal activities (bursts, frequen­cy hopping) can be detected.
Interfaces
For system applications ESMC is provid­ed with a number of important interfaces:
IEC 625-2 (IEEE 488) for computer operation (standard)
With VHF-UHF Direction Finder DDF190 and Spectrum Display EPZ513 the Compact Receiver ESMC forms a convenient VHF-UHF monitoring system
RS232C/RS422/RS485 for com­puter operation (option ESMC-R2)
Outputs for antenna control (eg via Antenna Selector GS 050) with
antenna number and coded frequency information
21.4 MHz IF output, controlled
(50 Ω, BNC)
21.4 MHz IF output, uncontrolled (50 Ω, BNC)
21.4 MHz connector for external spectrum display (50 Ω, BNC)
Video output, AM/FM/LOG, DC-coupled (50 Ω, BNC)
DC connector for battery supply
Connector for external bidirectional
reference frequency, 10 MHz (BNC)
Output for 1st LO (50 , BNC)
Output for 2nd LO (50 , BNC)
AF balanced, 600
AF unbalanced via AF filter
4 output for external loudspeaker
Carrier-operated relay (COR)
Output for signal > threshold
Output for log signal level
Internal/external control
Input for control voltage (MGC)
Output for channel offset
Others (special function ports)
Options
Several “plug&play“ options allow the user to tailor the ESMC to his special needs:
ESMC-T2 for frequency extension
up to 1.3 GHz
ESMC-T0 for frequency extension
from 0.5 MHz to 30 MHz instead of ESMC-T2 or for installation in ESMC-FE. (Max. IF bandwidth = 30 kHz).
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ESMC-FE separate 1/219 unit for
ESMC-GB remote control unit (opera-
frequency extension from
1.3 GHz to 3 GHz or
0.5 MHz to 3 GHz
ESMC-AN antenna splitter for one
antenna input, 20 MHz to
ESMC-Z1 IF section with special
3 GHz (only with ESMC-FE)
ESMC-OR 10 MHz OCXO reference
5)
(error 0.1 x 10
ESMC-S3 for reception of
LSB/USB and A1
ESMC-SU low-cost panoramic adapter using the LCD of
the receiver
ESMC-AS analog scan function
6
)
All these options can be added to the basic version of the ESMC without any software reconfiguration; whenever a module is changed or added, a recali­bration process is started automatically
after power-up. and software for use with PC AT486 or Pentium
ESMC-R1 for remote control via
Designed to meet the standards
IEC625-2/IEEE 488 (instead of ESMC-R2)
ESMC-R2 for remote control via
RS232, RS422 and
RS485 bus (instead
of ESMC-R1)
The receiver has been designed for sta-
tionary and mobile use according to
DIN IEC721 recommendations for
class-C instruments. Careful shielding
and filtering of all input and output lines
ensures ultralow spurious emissions
and low EMS.
tor front panel) for control­ling ESMC model .02 or .03 via serial link espcial­ly for mobile applications
bandwidth (see ordering information)
Diagnostic center included The receiver is permanently monitored by built-in test (BIT). If deviations from nominal values are detected, an error message is output with a code inform­ing on the type of fault. For detailed in­formation, the values of 48 internal test probes including upper and lower lim­its are available on the screen. Any val­ues which are out of range will be high­lighted on the display. In a loop test trig­gered by the user, the complete signal path between the antenna input and the loudspeaker or video output is checked out. This test is carried out with an inter­nally generated and modulated test sig­nal of calibrated frequency.
User-friendly maintenance
The advanced design, based on plug-in modules guarantees short MTTR. All modules of the unit may be exchanged without any recalibration or adjust­ments being required.
Remote control
All receiver functions can be remote­controlled by a controller via the stand­ard IEC 625-2 (IEEE 488) interface or via the optional RS232C/RS422/ RS485 interface. If no acknowledge­ments for the settings are required, sim­plified master-slave operation will be possible without the use of an addition­al controller. In this case the ESMC used as a master (talker) may address up to ten slave ESMCs (listeners) and transfer the corresponding setups to the slaves. The transferred setups are stored auto­matically in the master under the slave addresses and may be read out (elec­tronic notebook).
Model .02/.03 of ESMC for remote control or for detached front panel ESMC-GB, eg for con­venient use in cars
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ESMC-RAMON – access to computer-aided radiomonitoring
Compact radiomonitoring system
With its favourable price, ESMC­RAMON is an ideal compact radio monitoring software. It is configured to control one ESMC and can be expand­ed to set additional ESMC and ESM500 slave receivers to perform ra­diomonitoring and radiosurveillance tasks.
The system provides three operating modes:
Static mode: the receiver can be tuned for monitoring
Search mode: the receiver scans frequency ranges and/or a fre­quency list and stops for a defin­able time at each signal activity
Overview mode: the receiver scans frequency ranges and/or a frequency list continuously to dis­play the frequency spectrum
The overview mode
shows active signals with their levels as green lines. The duration of the signal activity is displayed in a waterfall, with the signal level being indicated in col­our. Important parameters can be measured using markers and rulers in different colours.
ESMC-RAMON: Overview Mode
ESMC-RAMON-Evaluate
The ESMC-RAMON-Evaluate option permits the recording of signal activi­ties in the overview mode. Such record­ings can be evaluated with the scan re­play tool and analyzed in detail with the activity analyzer.
ESMC-RAMON-MasterSlave
This option allows up to six ESMC receiv­ers to be connected to the system via IEC/ IEEE bus. The slave receivers are set and enabled automatically. A free slave re­ceiver will be set to a frequency, which is detected by the master receiver running in the search mode. The slave receiver will be enabled for new settings after the signal is below a selectable threshold for a selectable time. With this option, fre­quency bands and single frequencies can be monitored automatically.
ESMC or ESM 500
IEC/IEEE bus
ESMC
ESMC-RAMON-Log
This option allows the logging of the master receiver settings.
The settings can be stored in a log file. In combination with the Log option or the Master Slave option, all transfers to slave receivers are also stored in the log file.
ESMC RAMON-IEEE488 Kit
This option contains the necessary IEEE488 board for the control PC, the board driver software, the driver instal­lation manual and a 2 m IEEE488 cable for connecting the ESMC.
Upgrading possibility
The close relationship to RAMON
®
makes upgrading to the full RAMON software very easy. Existing equipment can still be used. All that remains to be done is to install the new software. As the operational concept is similar, exist­ing knowledge can be used. All this shows that ESMC-RAMON is a Rohde &Schwarz product providing easy ac­cess to computer-aided radiomonitor­ing.
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System requirements
IBM-compatible PCminimum 486/DX2-66, 8 MByte
RAM
min. 10 MB hard disk spacecolour graphics adapter with min.
resolution 1024 x 768 pixels
mouse or other pointing deviceWindows 3.1, Windows 95 or
Windows NT
Specifications
Frequency range
Basic unit (with tuner 1) 20 MHz to 650 MHz Tuner 0 0.5 MHz to 30 MHz (optional) Tuner 2 650 MHz to 1300 MHz (optional) ESMC-FE (Tuner 3) 1300 MHz to 3000 MHz (optional) Frequency setting 1 kHz, 100 Hz, 10 Hz, 1 Hz Frequency error
Frequency aging ±0.5 x 10−6 per year Oscillator phase noise
for tuner 0
Synthesizer settling time
Antenna input s N connectors, 50
Oscillator reradiation
Tuner 0
Input selectivity tuned filters
Tuner 0 4 switched bandpass filters
±1.5 x 10±0.1 x 10
≤−110 dBc (10 kHz) ≤−138 dBc (10 kHz)1 ms
overload-protected
≤−107 dBm ≤−127 dBm
ESMC-FE (Tuner 3) 3 switched bandpass filters
Immunity to interference, nonlinearities
Image frequency rejection , all tuners typ. 110 dB, IF rejection, all tuners typ. 110 dB, IP2
Tuner 1, tuner 2 typ. 50 dBm, ESMC-FE (Tuner 3) typ. 43 dBm Tuner 0 typ. 70 dBm,
IP3
Tuner 1 typ. 12 dBm, Tuner 2, ESMC-FE (Tuner 3) typ. 10 dBm, Tuner 0 typ. 35 dBm,
Spurious
Tuner 1, tuner 2, ESMC-FE Tuner 3 ) Tuner 0
≤–107 dBm ≤–113 dBm
6
(10 °C to +55 °C)
–6
(Option ESMC-OR)
, VSWR ≤2.5,
90 dB90 dB
40 dBm
, ≥35 dBm
55 dBm
8 dBm6 dBm28 dBm
Sensitivity
Total noise figure (incl. AF section) typ. 10 dB,
(S+N)/N ratio measurement using telephone filter to
AM, B= 8 kHz, f
20 MHz to 650 MHz (tuner 1),
=107 dBm (1 µV) 10 dB
V
in
650 MHz to 1300 MHz (tuner 2), V
=103.5 dBm (1.5 µV) 10 dB
in
=47 dBm (1 mV) 47 dB
V
in
1300 MHz to 3000 MHz (ESMC-FE, tuner 3)
=–103.5 dBm (1.5 µV) 10 dB
U
e
U
=–47 dBm ( 1 mV) 47 dB
e
FM, B=15 kHz, f deviation 5 kHz
20 MHz to 650 MHz (tuner 1),
=107 dBm (1 µV) 25 dB
V
in
650 MHz to 1300 MHz (tuner 2),
=103.5 dBm (1.5 µV) 25 dB
V
in
V
=47 dBm (1 mV) 70 dB
in
1300 MHz to 3000 MHz (ESMC-FE, tuner 3)
=–103.5 dBm (1.5 µV) 25 dB
U
e
=–47 dBm ( 1 mV) 70 dB
U
e
USB/LSB, B= 2.5 kHz,
20 MHz to 650 MHz (tuner 1),
=117 dBm (0.3 µV) 10 dB
V
in
V
=47 dBm (1 mV) 50 dB
in
Tuner 0, (S+N)/N ratio LSB/USB, IF bandwidth 500 Hz,
f=500 Hz
0.5 MHz to 20 MHz, V 20 to 30 MHz, V
LSB/USB, IF bandwidth 2.5 kHz,
f=1 kHz
0.5 MHz to 20 MHz, V 20 MHz to 30 MHz, V
=1 kHz, m=0.5
mod
=1 kHz,
mod
f=1 kHz
= 0.4 µV ≥10 dB
in
= 0.5 µV 10 dB
in
= 0.6 µV 10 dB
in
= 0.7 µV 10 dB
in
V
=100 µV 46 dB
in
(20 MHz to 650 MHz) typ. 11 dB, (650 MHz to 1300 MHz) typ. 11 dB, (1300 MHz to 2000 MHz) typ. 12 dB, (2000 MHz to 3000 MHz)
CCITT
13.5 dB
14.5 dB
13 dB
14.5 dB
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Rear of ESMC; the IEC/IEEE bus can optionally be re­placed by RS232 and RS422/RS 485 interface
AM, IF bandwidth 2.5 kHz, f
=1 kHz, m=0.5
mod
0.5 MHz to 20 MHz, V 20 MHz to 30 MHz, V
Large signal behaviour for tuner 0
Crossmodulation interfering signal 2.5 V (+21 dBm),
f 30 kHz; m = 0.3; f = 1 kHz,
signal level 5 mV (
modulation transfer Blocking interf. signal 3.15 V (+ 23 dBm),
f 30 kHz,
signal level 500 m = 0.3, f = 1 kHz
signal attenuation Desensitization interf. signal 150 mV (
f 30 kHz,
signal level 15 bandwidth 2.5 kHz
SINAD
Demodulation AM, FM , LOG, PULSE;
Squelch signal-controlled, adjustable
AGC range 90 dB; 1
RF attenuator 30 dB (40 dB with tuner 0) selectable or
AGC speed for 90 dB range Attack Decay
Range of MGC (manual gain control) 90 dB EGC (external gain control) by analog voltage 90 dB
COR
Decay adjustable 1 s to 10 s Attack
AFC digital tuning for signals of unstable fre-
Offset indication graphic using tuning markers,
Signal-level indication graphic as level line or numeric from
Resolution graphic 1 dB, numeric 0.1 dB Error
Memory scan MSCAN 1000 definable memory locations,
Frequency scan FSCAN five definable start/stop frequency
Analog sweep ASCAN (option) full receive range (max. 650 MHz) or
Frequency marker added for receiver tuning Sweep time approx. 47 ms Resolution filter IF filters of receiver
Built-in test (BIT)
Continuous test module monitoring, test points of mod-
Loop test key-triggered, automatic test of com-
= 1 µV 10 dB
in
= 1.2 µV 10 dB
in
33 dBm)
µV (53 dBm),
3.5 dBm),
µV (83.5 dBm),
10 %
1 dB
20 dB
SSB and CW optional
10 dBµV to 80 dBµV (max. 110 dBµV,
120 dB
µV with tuner 0)
µV to 10 mV makes 4 dB dif-
ference in AF level
signal-controlled
AM/B= 15 kHz <15 ms 15 ms Pulse/B= 100 kHz <0.1 ms
SSB/B= 2.5 kHz <1 ms
3 s, corr. to
 3dB/100ms
25 ms
quency
numeric in 50 Hz steps (B
100 kHz)
10 dBµV to 80 dBµV (110 dBµV),
with tuner 0 120 dB
µV
±3 dB, ±2 dB for level 0 dBµV
each location may be allocated a com­plete set of receive data, up to 250 ch/s
spans with separate receive data sets (5 jobs), up to 250 ch/s
any expanded section
ules can be shown on display, fault sig­nalling with error code + text
plete receive section incl. AF section
Real-time display on Spectrum Display EPZ 513
IF
RF full receive range (max. 650 MHz) or
Inputs and outputs
IF 21.4 MHz, controlled output 500 Hz to 8 MHz
IF 21.4 MHz, uncontrolled output 500 Hz to 8 MHz
21.4 MHz, wideband output
Video output, AM/FM/LOG 1/2 IF bandwidth, DC-coupled, BNC,
AF output, balanced 600 AF output, filtered, unbalanced 0.3 kHz to 3.4 kHz, fixed, 1 V (rms) AF output, unbalanced 1 V (rms) AF loudspeaker output 4 (AF filter 0.3 kHz to 3.4 kHz may be switched to any AF output) Output, log signal level 0 V to +5 V, Z Output, channel offset 5 V to +5 V, Z Input, ext. MGC voltage 0 V to 2 V, Zin = 10 k Output, 1st LO 50 Ω, SMA, 10 dBm Output, 2nd LO 50 Bidirectional reference­frequency connector 10 MHz, BNC
Special function ports configurable for muting, ext. scan stop,
Output for controlling antenna selectors BCD, TTL level (for frequency
Data interfaces IEC 625-2 (IEEE 488) (standard) or
1
)
±3.5 MHz, ±1 MHz, ±100 kHz or
zoom
any expanded section
2
, −10 dBm
50
V
+ 12 dB
in
±4 MHz uncontrolled, BNC, 50 Ω,
V
+9 dB, for external spectrum display
in
50
, 2 V (pp); for log 1 V
), BNC,
2
), BNC, 50 Ω,
, 0 dBm
, 500 mW
= 1 k
out
= 1 k
out
, SMA, −15 dBm
in: 0.1 V to 2 V, Z out: 3 dBm, Z
= 50
out
= 500
in
etc
information)
RS232C/RS422/RS485 (option) SCPI syntax
General data
Operating temperature range Nominal temperature range 0 Storage temperature range Humidity to IEC 68-2-30,
model .02/.03 max. 95%, cyclic test 25 model .22/.23 max. 80%, cyclic test 25
Shock to IEC 68-2-27 (MIL-STD-810D,
Vibration (sinewave) to IEC 68-2-6 (MIL-T-28800D),
Vibration (noise) to IEC 68-2-36, 10 Hz to 500 Hz,
EMC VDE 0875 (RFI suppression grade K)
Power supply AC 100/120/230/240 V,
DC 10 V to 32 V, reverse d polarity pro tec-
Power consumption AC DC Dimensions (W x H x D) 219 mm x 147 mm x 460 mm
Weig ht model .02/.03 11.5 kg
10 °C to +55 °C °C to +50 °C
40 °C to +70 °C
°C/55 °C °C/40 °C
MIL-T-28800D), shock spectrum 45 Hz to 2000 Hz, 40 g
5 Hz to 55 Hz, 0.15 mm amplitude
1.9 g (rms)
VDE 0871, MIL-STD-461 - CE 03, MIL-STD-461 - RE 02
47 Hz to 440 Hz, overvoltage protec-
12%/+10%,
tion to VDE 160
tion
100 VA75 W
1
/2 19", 3 heig ht uni ts)
(
model .22/.23 12 kg
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Ordering information
Compact Receiver ESMC (VHF/UHF basic unit) Model .22, with front-panel control 4030.2007.22 Model .02, without front-panel control 4030.2007.02
models .22/.02 including: IEC625 (IEEE 488) interface ESMC-R1 IF Section (filters 2.5 kHz/8 kHz/
15 kHz/100 kHz/2 MHz) ESMC-Z1 Model .23, with front-panel control 4030.2007.23 Model .03, without front-panel control 4030.2007.03
basic models .23/.03 without
ESMC-R1 and ESMC-Z1
ESMC-RAMON
Options for all models
Tuner 0 for 0.5 MHz to 30 MHz ESMC-T0 Tuner 2 for 650 MHz to 1300 MHz ESMC-T2 (combination of tuner 0 and tuner 2 in one ESMC case not possible) SSB Unit ESMC-S3 4037.5501.02 IF Spectrum Unit ESMC-SU 4037.5553.02
ESMC-RA 4037.6508.02 ESMC-RE 3013.4815.02 ESMC-RM 3013.4838.02 ESMC-RL 3013.4844.02 ESMC-RI 3013.4867.02
3
) 4039.9004.03
3
) 4037.5201.02
Analog Scan (software) ESMC-AS 4042.0404.02 IEC625 (IEEE 488) Interface ESMC-R1 Serial Interface (RS232/422/485) ESMC-R2 Remote Control Unit for model .02/.03 ESMC-GB 4039.8508.02 Frequency Extension
1.3 GHz to 3 GHz (separate OCXO Reference ESMC-OR
1
/219unit) ESMC-FE 4042.6002.02
4
) 4037.5401.02
4
) 4037.5453.02
5
) 4042.6902.02
Antenna Splitter ESMC-AN 4042.6702.02
Recommended extras
Spectrum Display EPZ513 4011.9500.04 (data sheet PD756.9451) 19 " Adapter ZZA-98 0827.4533.00 for
one or two ESMC one ESMC and one EK890/895 one ESMC and one EPZ513 one ESMC and one ESMC-FE
1
) External unit.
2
) Depending on selected bandwidth (see table on this page).
3
) Only one of these options to be fitted in ESMC.
4
) Only one of these options to be fitted.
5
) Slot in option ESMC-FE available, otherweise in ESMC basic unit instead
of option ESMC-SU.
Certified Quality System
ISO 9001
DQS REG. NO 1954-04
Compact Receiver ESMC 9
Option to choose for model .23/.03
IF Section (special bandwidths) ESMC-Z1 4037.5253.XX
500 Hz 2.5 kHz 8 kHz 15 kHz 30 kHz 50 kHz 100 kHz 200 kHz 500 kHz 1 MHz 2 MHz 4 MHz 8 MHz Model
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.04
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.06
.07
.08
.09
.10
.11
.12
.13
.15
.16
.17
.18
.19
.20
.21
.22
.23
.24
.25
.26
.27
.29
.30
.31
.32
.33
.34
.35
.36
.37
Other combinations (5 out of 13) on request The max. IF bandwidth of tunerT0 (0.5 MHz to 30 MHz) is 30 kHz. Bandwidths >30 kHz cannot be used in this frequency range.
Data without tolerances: typical values Printed in Germany 10/00 (U bb)
Subject to change
ROHDE & SCHWARZ GmbH & Co. KG ⋅ Muehldorfstrasse 15 ⋅ 81671 Munich, Germany
P.O. B. 8014 69 81614 Munich, Germany Telephone +4989 4129-0 Fax +4989 4129-13247 www.rohde-schwarz.com
Printed on chlorine-free paper
Compact Receiver ESMC
PD 757.1090.25
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