U8903B Keysight / Agilent
Audio Analysers and Generators
Keysight U8903B AUDIO Analyzer, DC to 96 KHz (1.5 MHz), analog and digital, GP-IB, LAN/LXI C/USB connectivity.
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Specifications : U8903B Keysight / Agilent
Keysight U8903B Audio Analyzers :
- Distortion level < -110 dB,
- Measurement bandwidth: DC / 10 Hz to 96 kHz or optional 1.5 MHz,
- Real-time measurements,
- Upgradable up to 8 analog channels,
- Customizable configuration with digital options and Bluetooth,
- Automatic testing,
- Measurement types : signal-to-noise ratio, SINAD, IMD, DFD, +N ratio, THD, etc,
- Standard and user-configurable filters,
- High-quality signal generator and arbitrary waveform generator,
- Graphical display,
- GP-IB, LAN/LXI C/USB connectivity.
Download the technical documentation U8903B Keysight / Agilent
About Keysight U8903B audio analyzers :
HP was originally founded in 1939 by William Hewlett and Dave Packard, two electronics engineers who were responsible for numerous innovations that changed the world of electronics and our daily lives.
Hewlett-Packard designs, manufactures, and markets test and measurement instruments, with its first product being a precision low-frequency oscillator, the HP200A model https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/HP200A, designed in 1939 in a garden shed.
The Hewlett-Packard brand became Agilent Technologies in the early 2000s and then quickly became Keysight. The Agilent Technologies brand was retained for the medical division.
The HP8903B audio analyzer (first model 8903A) was marketed in the early 1980s and thousands of units were produced. The U8903B is the successor to this audio analyzer, known and recognized worldwide for its performance and robustness.
The Keysight U8903B audio analyzer was developed to adapt to the latest technologies (including Bluetooth) and thus meet the expectations of engineers in research and development as well as production. It is equipped with GP-IB, LAN/LXI C/USB communication interfaces.
It can be used to test analog and digital audio signals ranging from DC to 96 KHz and even 1.5 MHz as an option.
