Description
Siglent SHA851A Handheld Spectrum / Vector Network Analyser 9 kHz~3.6GHz
SIGLENT SHA851A, a handheld portable spectrum analyser and cable-and-antenna analyser, is a powerful and flexible tool for those field and outdoor RF applications.
With a frequency range up to 3.6 GHz, the analyser delivers reliable automatic measurements and multiple modes of operation. A spectrum analyser, including built-in amplifier and independent signal source, fast scanning speed, high sensitivity, can achieve broadcast monitoring, channel power scanning, wireless interference location, power monitoring, electromagnetic compatibility, and other functions. A cable and antenna tester including built-in DC voltage bias, with a 1-path-2-port vector network analysis function, can measure TDR, VSWR, port matching debugging, insertion loss measurement, tower amplifier debugging, cable fault location, Smith chart, etc.
Features:
- Spectrum Analyser Frequency Range from 9 kHz up to 3.6 GHz
- Cable and Antenna Test Frequency Range from 100 kHz up to 3.6 GHz, Distance To Fault and Time Domain Analysis
- Vector Network Analyzer (Opt.*) Frequency Range from 100 kHz up to 3.6 GHz, Bias out up to 32VDC (Opt.*)
- -165 dBm/Hz Displayed Average Noise Level (Typ.)
- -104 dBc/Hz@1 GHz,10 kHz offset SSB Phase Noise (Typ.)
- Full bandwidth source (Opt.*) and standard preamplifier
- Analogue and Digital Signal Modulation Analysis Mode (Opt.*)
- Advanced Measurement Kit with Waterfall chart (Opt.*)
- GPS Receiver and GPS Logging (Opt.*)
- Typical working time 4 hours, 3.2 kg net weight, 8.4 lnch Multi-Touch Screen
- Siglent SHA850A Series Spectrum Analyser Comparison Table
Model | Frequency Range | Resolution Bandwidth (RBW) | Phase Noise | Total Amplitude Accuracy | Display Average Noise Level (DANL) |
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SHA851A | 9 kHz~3.6 GHz | 1 Hz ~ 3 MHz, in 1-3-10 sequence | -104 dBc/Hz | ±0.7 dB | -165 dBm/Hz |
SHA852A | 9 kHz~7.5 GHz | 1 Hz ~ 3 MHz, in 1-3-10 sequence | -104 dBc/Hz | ±0.7 dB | -165 dBm/Hz |
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