The SIGLENT SHA800A , a handheld portable spectrum analyzer and cable and antenna analyzer is a powerful and flexible tool for those field and outdoor RF applications Including communication engineering, telecom operation and maintenance, radio management, factory production, education and teaching and many other fields. Professional accuracy with flexible analysis capabilities and the ability to make measurements where you need them with a complete portable solution.
With a frequency range up to 7,5 GHz, the analyzer delivers reliable automatic measurements and multiple modes of operation A spectrum analyzer, 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.
Spectrum analyzer frequency range from 9 kHz up to 7.5 GHz 165 dBm /Hz. Displayed average noise level (Typ 10 4 dBc/Hz.@10 k Hz offset phase noise (1 GHz Typ.), 1 Hz up to 10 MHz Minimum resolution bandwidth (RBW) preamplifier and independent signal source up to 7.5 GHz , GPS positioning and logging
Cable and antenna Test frequency range from 100 kHz up to 7.5 GHz, distance to fault and time domain analysis
Vector network analyzer B ias out up to 32VDC
Typical working time 4 hours, 3.2 kg net weight, 8.4 lnch multi touch screen , mouse and keyboard supported
Overview | SHA851A | SHA852A |
---|---|---|
Frequency range (spectrum analysis) (cable/antenna test) | 9 kHz - 3.6 GHz 100 kHz - 3.6 GHz | 9 kHz - 7.5 GHz 100 kHz - 7.5 GHz |
Ports | 2 | 2 |
Frequenzy resolution | 1 Hz | 1 Hz |
Dynamic range | 100 kHz - 1 MHz: 102 dB, 108 dB (typ.) 1 MHz - 1.5 GHz: 109 dB, 114 dB (typ.) 1.5 GHz - 3.6 GHz: 107 dB, 112 dB (typ.) | 100 kHz - 1 MHz: 102 dB, 108 dB (typ.) 1 MHz - 1.5 GHz: 109 dB, 114 dB (typ.) 1.5 GHz - 3.6 GHz: 107 dB, 112 dB (typ.) 3.6 GHz - 6.5 GHz: 105 dB, 109 dB (typ.) 6.5 GHz - 7.5 GHz: 102 dB, 107 dB (typ.) |
Setting range of output level | -40 dBm - 0 dBm | -40 dBm - 0 dBm |
Touch-Display |
**You will find the specifications of the SHA800A series here
RF input Port 2: N type female, 50 Ω nom
Source Port 1: N type female, 50 Ω nom
USB Host: USB A plug, version 2.0
Ear Phone: Jack 3.5 mm
USB Device USB: C plug, version 2.0
LAN: LAN VXI11 10/100 Base RJ 45
GPS Antenna (GPS Receiver): SMA (F) 3.3V, 50 Ω
Bias out (SHA850-BIAS): SMB (F) 12 V - 32 V 0.1 V step
10 MHz reference input: 10 MHz, 5 to +10 dBm, BNC type female, 50 Ω (nom.)
External trigger input: 1 KΩ 5 V TTL level , BNC type female
GPS Location and trace log recorder , sync 10 MHz reference clock
Area for "GPS display information“
Area for "GPS satellite lock icon“
GPS display information:
Fix: Invalid / Estimated: Unknown system /
GNSS: global navigation satellite system /
DGPS: differential global positioning system
Satellite: number of Satellites
Latitude
Longitude
Altitude
*Requires GPS Antenna and GPS Receiver Option. GPS Logging Option for saving data.
Analog signal: AM/FM/PM (AMA Option)
Digital signal: ASK/FSK/PSK/QAM (DMA Option)
EVM (Error Vector Magnitude) Calculation
Transmission quality factors
Visualization modes include eye-diagrams and constellations
Extends troubleshooting to complex signals and systems
*Requires AMA / DMA Option
Color represents spectral energyV
The X axis is frequency
The Y axis is time Also called Spectrogram or Waterfall Chart
Detecting non-continuous and frequency hopping signals
We can observe the change of the signal over a longer period of time
*Requires AMK (Advanced Measurement Kit) Option
Communication Engineering
Failure Analysis in the field
Device parameter Verification
Site Installation & Troubleshooting
Telecom drive test operation and maintenance / Installation and maintenance of cellular systems
Fault diagnosis and maintenance to ensure the continuity of communication.
Most microwave link equipment problems are related to cables, antennas and connectors.
If the performance of the feeder is degraded, it may lead to problems such as:
Reduced coverage
Link failure
Decreased sensitivity of the receiver path
Radio Monitoring Management
In applications such as communication and commercial microwave backhaul
Example
Station Installation Verification
Language: English
Version: EN_01A
File Size: 1.46 MiB
Release Date: 15.04.2023
The SIGLENT SHA850A , a h andheld portable spectrum analyzer and cable and antenna analyzer is a powerful and flexible tool for those field and outdoor RF applications
Language: English
Version: EN_01A
File Size: 1.84 MiB
Release Date: 15.04.2023
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