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Product category: Stand-Alone Instruments
News Release from: Time Electronics | Subject: 5041
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 17 June 2005

High accuracy calibrator runs up to
2.2GHz

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The 5041 is a versatile, high accuracy calibrator capable of calibrating a wide range of oscilloscopes and timer/counters to 2.2GHz.

The 5041 is a versatile, high accuracy calibrator capable of calibrating a wide range of oscilloscopes and timer/counters to 2.2GHz It provides a wide range of outputs for amplitude, frequency, period and bandwidth

Amplitude calibration is achieved by a DC signal or 1kHz square-wave, ranging from 1mV to 200V (2V maximum for 50ohm loads).

Deviation up to +/-9.99% allows fine adjustment of amplitude and direct readout of error.

Accurate frequencies are generated from a temperature controlled quartz crystal oscillator.

Timing accuracy of 0.1ppm is ideal for virtually all oscilloscopes and timer counters.

A precise square-wave output provides a fast rise time of less than 300ps, which allows bandwidth testing up to 600MHz.

The 5041 follows the modern trend of instrumentation that is PC controlled.

The Windows based "virtual front panel" is quick and easy to use.

Communication with the unit is via RS232 (serial) or GPIB, which allows simple integration with Time Electronics' EasyCal software.

This also provides the perfect solution for ATE systems.

For precise bandwidth determination and frequency response analysis the 2.2GHz option is available.

The ability to sweep the frequency output from 10MHz to 2.2GHz and adjust the amplitude from 400mV to 1.1V peak-peak ensures accurate analysis of oscilloscope input amplifiers.

For calibration of oscilloscope current probes an external adapter is available.

This converts the 5041's amplitude output to current and covers the range 0.1 to 100mA peak-peak, 0.2% accuracy, DC or 1kHz.

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