FSH13 Spectrum Analyzer 13.6GHz

Rohde & Schwarz FSH13 Spectrum Analyzer 13.6GHz

Rohde & Schwarz FSH13 Spectrum Analyzer 13.6GHz from Germany

Additional features:

Frequency range: 9 kHz - 13.6 GHz

High sensitivity (< –141 dBm (1 Hz), with preamplifier < –161 dBm (1 Hz))

20 MHz demodulation bandwidth for LTE signal analysis

Low measurement uncertainty (< 1 dB)

Measurement functions for all important measurement tasks related to the startup and maintenance of transmitter systems

Internal tracking generator and VSWR bridge with built-in DC power supply (bias)

Two-port network analyzer

Rugged, splash-proof housing suitable for demanding field work

Easy to operate due to light weight (3 kg with battery) and easily accessible function keys

Simple operation thanks to user-configurable automatic test sequences (wizard)

Power measurement of pulsed signals

Channel power measurement

Adjacent channel power measurement

Spurious emission measurement (spectrum emission mask)

Functional features

The FSH3/6/18 handheld spectrum analyzers should feature compact size, light weight, and as large a display as possible. The FSH comes in two versions:

One is a pure spectrum analyzer from 100kHz to 3GHz/6GHz/18GHz, and the other is a spectrum analyzer with a tracking signal generator for scalar network analysis.

When equipped with a VSWR (Voltage Standing Wave Ratio) bridge, the FSH3/FSH6/FSH18 can be used for scalar network analysis or to measure the distance to cable fault points. Additionally, external power probes enable high-precision RF power measurements up to 8GHz.

All accessories can be carried in a portable bag. A fully charged battery provides up to 4 hours of operation, which is crucial for mobile applications.

Logical key arrangement and one-touch access to all basic functions make the instrument very easy to use. Even when holding the instrument with both hands, the rotary wheel allows easy operation of the spectrum analyzer. The menu structure is simple and intuitive, enabling quick familiarization. The internal memory can store up to 100 measurement traces or instrument settings, making recall afterwards very straightforward.