Automatic and Manual Versions:
F900: Manual control, push button selection.Passive
design requires no power supply.
RF910: Automatic control via serial interface.
Includes software utility for windows and detailed command set to enable
users to create own macros. Front panel control for manual overide.
Strong broadband signals encountered during mains conducted compliance
tests are a common cause of spectrum distortion and compression leading
to false results on spectrum analysers. For this reason, CISPR16 specifies
the use of pre-selectors.
The function of a pre-selector is to split the incoming signal into
several frequency bands using parallel bandpass filters. Each band is
switched in as the spectrum analyser scans the range 150KHz to 30MHz.
This helps avoid the distortion and compression problems caused by
the direct input of a strong broadband signal to the analyser.
The performance of the analyser is thus enhanced and the overall system
is similar to that of a measuring receiver, as required by CISPR16.
Typical sources that cause broadband noise are electric motors, power
controllers, lighting controllers and industrial plant.
| Specification |
RF900 |
RF910 |
| Frequency range |
150KHz-30MHz |
150KHz-30MHz |
| Input/output impedance |
50 ohm |
50 ohm |
| Input/output connectors |
BNC |
BNC |
| Number of filter bands |
7 |
8 |
| Pass band flatness |
2dB |
1dB |
| Insertion loss |
4dB |
4dB |
| Stop band attenuation |
>40dB |
>40dB |
| Filter performance |
5 + 9 pole |
5 + 5 pole |
| Control |
Manual push button switches |
Auto mode: serial interface
Manual mode: Rotary switch |
| Indication |
Switch tell-tales |
LED indicators |
| Max signal level |
+23dBm |
+30dBm |
| Power |
None required |
12V DC (mains adaptor supplied) |
| Size (W x H x D) |
31 x 11 x 26 |
31 x 11 x 26 |
| Weight |
3Kg |
3Kg |
Laplace SA1000 EMC Analyser When used
with this analyser, operation of the RF910 is completely automatic and
transparent to the user.