Saelig Company, Inc. has announced the Aaronia SPECTRAN® V6 Tablet Real-Time Analyzers which combine excellent portable performance for RF signal analysis in a handheld and convenient tablet format. The analyzers use a powerful AMD Ryzen7 processor running Windows 11, with 64 GB RAM and ultra-fast PCI-E 4.0, creating instruments that offer high-end technology with a fast sweep speed of up to 3 THz/s and a real-time bandwidth (RTBW) of 44 MHz in a compact, portable format. The SPECTRAN® V6 TABLET 500TA-6 covers a frequency range from 75 MHz to 6 GHz and includes a tracking generator, while the SPECTRAN® V6 TABLET 100TA-6 offers a frequency range of 9 kHz to 7.2 GHz (max).
The analyzers come with the powerful ‘RTSA-Suite PRO’ software pre-installed on an internal SSD with Windows 11 Pro or Linux. With a generous 2 TB (max. 16 TB) of internal data storage, these analyzers can store large amounts of data very efficiently for extensive analyses. The kit includes two OmniLOG 30800 omnidirectional SMA antennas, a power supply unit and other accessories that provide optimum support for professional use in operating temperatures from -40degC to +60degC. It offers a receive input (Rx) with a frequency range of 9 kHz to 7.2 GHz (max), a real-time bandwidth (RTBW) of 44 MHz and a sweep speed of an impressive max. 3 THz/s.
Features
- Unlimited continuous true I/Q streaming via USB 3.0
- Real-time bandwidth of up to 490 MHz
- I/Q vector signal generator with up to 245MHz Tx
- 6 GHz in less than 5 ms (1 THz/s) Sweep
- 960 million FFT points/s (120 million FFTs/s)
- Parallel measurement of multiple frequency bands
- Robust form factor for outdoor use
- Sunlight readable screen
- Lightweight and compact
- Includes RTSA-Suite PRO software with daily updates
Saelig | saelig.com
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