2 calibration sources, 3 trigger ( peak power modes only. ), 4 sampling characteristics – Boonton 4530 Peak Power Meter User Manual User Manual

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Boonton Electronics

Chapter 1

4530 Series RF Power Meter

General Information

1-3

1.4.2 Calibration Sources

Internal Calibrator

Output Frequency:

50 MHz

± 0.005%

Level:

-60 to +20 dBm

Resolution:

0.1 dB steps

Source SWR:

1.05 (reflection coefficient = 0.024)

Accuracy, 0

° to 20°C, NIST traceable: At 0 dBm:

±0.055 dB (1.27%)

+20 to -39 dBm:

±0.075 dB (1.74%)

-40 to -60 dBm:

±0.105 dB (2.45%)

RF Connector:

Type N

External Calibrator

(See Appendix B)

Model 2530 1 GHz Calibrator

(Purchased separately if required)

1.4.3 Trigger ( Peak power modes only. )

Modes:

Pre-trigger and post-trigger

Trigger Time Resolution:

20 ns

Trigger Delay:

±900µs for timespans 5µs and faster

±4ms for timespans 10µs to 50µs

± (80 x TimeSpan) for timespans 50µs to 2ms

± (30 x TimeSpan) for timespans 5ms and slower

Trigger Holdoff:

0

µs to 1 sec, resolution 1µs

Internal Trigger Range:

Equivalent to -30 to +20 dBm pulse amplitude range.

External Trigger Range:

±5 volts, ±50 volts with 10:1 divider probe.

External Trigger Input:

1 megohm in parallel with approximately 15pF, dc coupled.

External Trigger Connector:

Rear-panel BNC input

1.4.4 Sampling Characteristics

Effective sampling rate:

50 Megasamples per second (each channel, pulse mode)

Sustained sampling rate:

2.5 Megasamples per second (each channel, pulse mode)

Measurement Technique:

Continuous and triggered (burst) sampling

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