RIGOL RSA5032N-OCXO: Uncover RF Insights with Precision and Speed

Features and Specifications: RIGOL RSA5032N-OCXO RF Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer, 3.2GHz, 25MHz RTBW, OCXO Clock, RSA5000N Series

Product Overview:

The RIGOL RSA5032N-OCXO is a high-performance RF real-time spectrum analyzer designed for demanding applications in wireless communications, aerospace, and defense. With its exceptional frequency range, wide analysis bandwidth, and precise OCXO clock, the RSA5032N-OCXO delivers unparalleled accuracy and reliability.

Features:

Frequency range: 9kHz to 3.2GHz
Real-time bandwidth: 25MHz
OCXO clock: ±0.05ppm stability
High dynamic range: >100dB
Low phase noise: <-110dBc/Hz @ 10kHz offset
Fast sweep speed: up to 1GHz/s
Multiple trigger modes: free run, video, external, and burst
Advanced signal analysis tools: spectrum, waterfall, spectrogram, and modulation analysis

Specifications:

Frequency accuracy: ±10MHz
Resolution bandwidth: 10Hz to 25MHz
Video bandwidth: 10Hz to 10MHz
Amplitude accuracy: ±1.5dB
Phase noise: <-110dBc/Hz @ 10kHz offset
Input impedance: 50Ω

What’s in the Box:

RSA5032N-OCXO RF real-time spectrum analyzer
Power cord
USB cable
Calibration certificate
User manual

Exceptional accuracy and reliability: The OCXO clock ensures precise frequency measurements and stability over time.
Wide analysis bandwidth: The 25MHz real-time bandwidth enables the capture and analysis of wideband signals.
Advanced signal analysis tools: The comprehensive suite of analysis tools provides deep insights into signal characteristics.
Fast sweep speed: The high sweep speed allows for rapid signal acquisition and analysis.
Versatile connectivity: The USB and Ethernet interfaces enable easy integration with other devices and software.

Value to the Customer:

The RIGOL RSA5032N-OCXO RF real-time spectrum analyzer empowers engineers and technicians with the tools they need to:

Troubleshoot and debug wireless communication systems
Analyze radar and satellite signals
Characterize and test electronic components
Conduct research and development in aerospace and defense applications