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C3100: DescriptionFunction generator and synthesizer programmable 2.4ghz; CategoryTopical application Test and measurement; File Size108KB，1 Pages; ManufacturerProtek Test & Measuremen; Websitehttp://www.protektest.com/

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Function generator and synthesizer programmable 2.4ghz

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Programmable 2.4GHz

Universal Counter

Highly accurate frequency measurements to 2.4GHz

Measures Frequency, Period, Duty Cycle, RPM, Frequency ratio, Difference

frequency, Time interval and Totalize

Nine measurement functions

Plots trend graph on LCD display

Compare, Relative Error and Min/Max functions

Standard RS-232 with optional GPIB interface

Eight setup screens may be saved and retrieved from memory

Software for controlling, displaying data and data logging

Operates on all line voltages from 85V to 270V without any changes

C3100

SPECIFICATIONS

Frequency Measurement

Freq A

Ranges:

DC coupled: 0 to 120MHz AC coupled: 10Hz to 120MHz

Resolution:

0.00001Hz @ 200Hz

Gate Times:

50ms to 10s (20 settings)

Accuracy:

±2PPM;

Coupling:

AC or DC

Trigger Level:

±1.8V in a scale from -99 to +99

Freq B

Ranges:

DC coupled: 0 to 120MHz

AC coupled: 10Hz to 120MHz

Resolution:

0.00001Hz @ 200Hz

Gate Times:

50ms to 10s (20 settings)

Accuracy:

± 2PPM;

Coupling:

AC or DC

Trigger Level:

±1.8V in a scale from -99 to +99

Freq C

Ranges:

100MHz to 2.4GHz

Resolution:

100Hz @ 500MHz

Gate Times:

50ms to 10s (20 settings)

Accuracy:

±2PPM + 1 count

Coupling:

AC only

Trigger Level:

Auto

Totalize

Input:

CH A

Frequency Range:

DC to 10MHz

Count Capacity:

0 to 99,999,999 counts

Resolution:

1 count

Accuracy:

±1 count

Time Interval

(A→B)

Input:

CH A and CH B

Range:

0.5µs to 200,000µs

Minimum Pulse Width:

250ns

Resolution:

1µs

Accuracy:

±1 count + timebase accuracy

Ratio

(A/B)

Inputs:

CH A and CH B

Range:

CH A: 10MHz to 150MHzCH B: 0.1MHz to 10MHz

Resolution

(0.000001)

Duty Cycle

Input:

CH A

Measurement Range:

0.01% to 99.99%

Frequency Range:

0 to 100kHz

RPM

Input:

CH A

Measurement Range:

0 to 600,000 RPM

Minimum Pulse Width:

250ns

Resolution:

0.1 RPM

Input Characteristics

Channel A & B

Frequency Range:

0 to 120MHz

Sensitivity:

25mV

Input Impedance:

1MΩ + 35µF capacitance

Attenuator:

X1, X10

Maximum Input Volts:

250V DC or AC peak

Channel C

Frequency Range:

100MHz to 2.4GHz (usable to 2.7GHz)

Sensitivity:

25mV RMS (100MHz to 2.4GHz)

Maximum Input voltage:

5V DC or AC peak

Attenuator:

None

Input Impedance:

50Ω

Reference Timebase Oscillator

Standard Frequency:

10MHz, 4.194304MHz

Frequency Stability:

±5.0 PPM Max

Aging Rate:

±1.0 PPM Max/Yr

Temperature:

-30 to +60°C

Storage Temperature Range:

-40 to +85°C

Software

The supplied software is a Windows®-based program, which

runs under Windows 95/98/ME/XP/2000. It allows the user to

set the Instrument Parameters from the PC via the RS-232

interface and provides time stamped data logging for all

functions.

General Specifications

Display:

128 × 64 pixel super twist LCD

Line Voltage:

AC input Volts: 85 to 270 V AC ±10%

Line Frequency:

48Hz to 66Hz

Power Consumption:

15W

Operating Temperature:

0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F)

Size:

3.3” H x 11.6” W × 11.0” DWeight: 4.4 lbs.

Supplied Accessories:

Manual, Line cord, BNC cable,

Software, RS-232 cable

Optional Accessory:

GPIB (installed)

Protek Test & Measurement

40 Boroline Road, Allendale, NJ 07401 Tel: 201-760-9898 Fax: 201-760-9888

Website: www.protektest.com E-Mail: sales@protektest.com

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