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EIP Microwave 545A Microwave Frequency Counter

Manufacturer EIP Microwave
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Description

The 545A Microwave Frequency Counter is an exceptional counter. Frequency in the range of 10Hz to 18.0GHz is read directly from a 12-digit LED display which is sectionalized into GHz, MHz, kHz and Hz making it easy for even unskilled operators to make measurements quickly and accurately. Three input bands are standard: Band 1 is from 10Hz to 100MHz (sensitivity of 25 mV rms) with 1 Mohm impedance (BNC); Band 2 is from 10MHz to 1.0GHz (sensitivity of -20 dBm) with 50-ohms impedance (BNC); Band 3 is from 1.0GHz to 18.0GHz (sensitivity: -30 dBm from 1.0GHz to 12.4GHz; -25 dBm from 12.4GHz to 18.0GHz) with 50-ohms impedance (TYPE N). Time base crystal frequency is 10MHz with an aging rate of <3x10E-7 / month, 10MHz square wave (1 V p-p minimum into 50-ohms) output is available. Overall accuracy is ±(1 count + time base error). Other features include: Test function (allows for front-panel diagnostics), Sample Rate control (variable from 100 ms to 10 sec) and a Reset control.

Features and Specifications

  • 10Hz to 18GHZ in three bands.
  • Power measurement to 0.1dB resolution.
  • Power measurement accuracy to 0.5dB, typical. -30dBm sensitivity.
  • 10 watt (+40dBm) damage protection.
  • 10dB automatic amplitude discrimination.
  • 250ms acquisition time.
  • Up to 400MHz/sec tracking speed.
  • 20MHz p-p FM tolerance up to a 10MHz rate.

Calibration

Standard calibration with a 90-day warranty included. Please contact us for additional calibration service prices.

NIST-Traceable Calibrations

Standard Calibration Price (without data): Request a Quote
ANSI Z540 Calibration Price (with as-found & as-left data): Request a Quote
ISO/IEC 17025:2005 Accredited Calibration Price (with data & uncertainties): Request a Quote
ANSI Z540.3 with data & uncertainties and Guardbanding: Request a Quote
Test & Measurement Equipment Repair Services: Request a Quote




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