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* Internal Frequency
* 4 Trace Digital Plus
.124KofRAM
* Easy to Use
* Dedicated Numeric
* Powerlul Built-in
- EMC Measurements
. Swept Measure-
* UL Listed 1244.
2711
* Economical, Can
* High Portability
* Internal or External
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True Analog Display
Keypad Plus
Logically Grouped
Menu Keys
Measutement
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with Optional
Quasi-peak DetectOr
ments to 1.8 GHz
with Optional
Internal or External
Tracking Generator
Certified CSA Ci2.2
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Be Configured to
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Counter (Option 02)
lntertace Option
Accuracy and
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Spectrum Analyzers
Versatile, Low-Cost
2712
Spectrum
The Tektronix 2712 Spectrum Analyzer provides excellent RF performance, a built-in
frequency counter. full programmabiliry. dig.
ital and true analog displays, high portability,
enough non-volatile memory for 106 saved
displays. and much more.
A straightforward human interiace, with
conveniently-grouped, dedicated front-panel
keys and simple, menu-driven funciions
makes the 2712 easy to learn and use. You
can set frequency, span, and reference level
directly from the front panel. A real-time crock
provides an on-screen date and time display.
plus date/time stamp capability for waveform
printouts.
Frequency-corrected tuning and phaselock
stabilization enhance the ability to resolve
close-in signals and reliably demodulate nap
rowband signals. Sensitivity up to -127 4Bm
(40 dBm V) at 300 Hz resolution bandwidth
(RBW) lets you see weak signals. The built-in
preamp can improve sensitivity another
12 dB up to -139 dBm (-92 dEm V). Up to
80 dB on-screen dynamic range ensures visi-
bility of weak signals in the presence of
strong ones.
A 300 Hz RBW filter with a shape factor 57~1
means you’ll see many close-in sidebands
and spurious, or unexpected signals you
might otherwise miss. At the other end of the
spectrum, the 5 MHz RBW filter is useful
when demodulating wideband signals such as
actively modulated video carriers.
The built-in signal counter. with 0.5 ppm
k10 Hz accuracy, offers added power for
rapidly identifying signals. The capability to
choose between digital and true analog displays
lets you examine signals for characteristics
that are not visible on digital-only displays.
Analyzer
Sweep jpeeds of 1 usecldiv. TV Line and
TV Field triggering, an lntemal audio amplifie:
and AM/FM detectors. and the oprional Video
Monitor Mode all make video communica-
tions measurements easier.
Band&h, Carrier-to-Noise Noiss Power,
Signal Search. and FM O&ion modes
provide!additional measurement power and
convenience. Occupied Bandwidth Mode,
with peicent settable from 1 to 99% aids in
broadcast radio measurements.
The optional internal or external tracking
generator provides high dynamic range swer:’
measurements to 1.8 GHz.
SElE:CTION GUIDE
CapabilItY 2712
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SPECIFICATIONS
INTRODUCTION
This section lists the electrical, physical, and environmental
characteristics of the 2711 Spectrum Analyzer, spectiies the
performance requirements for those characteristics, and prowid&
other supplemental information. Changes to a oharacieristic
because of the addition of an opifn are included in the
characierislic’s specfiication.
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Unless otherwise staled. the following lables of electrical char&-
teristics and features apply lo the 2711 Speclrum Analyzer after a
15 minute warm-up period (wfthin the environmental limtis) and
ailer all normalization procedures have been carried out.
Information in the Performance Requirement column is guaranr+d
and verifiable. Supplemental information is intended to funher
explain a characteristic, its performance requirement, or lo
describe characteristic pedormance that is impractical lo verify.
Supplemental information is not guarameed and may not b
supported by a performance check procedure.
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