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|class=Spectrum Analyzer | |||
summary=Spectrum Analyzer | |manufacturer=Tektronix | ||
image=Tek_2753P_2.jpg | | |model=2753P | ||
caption=Tektronix 2753P | | |summary=1.8 GHz Spectrum Analyzer | ||
introduced=1988 | | |image=Tek_2753P_2.jpg | ||
discontinued=1993 | | |caption=Tektronix 2753P | ||
manuals= | |introduced=1988 | ||
|discontinued=1993 | |||
|manuals= | |||
* Operator’s, Service, and Programmers Manuals needed | |||
* [[Media: Tek_2753_Catalog_Spec_1988.pdf| Tektronix 2754 Introduction Spec (PDF, OCR)]] | * [[Media: Tek_2753_Catalog_Spec_1988.pdf| Tektronix 2754 Introduction Spec (PDF, OCR)]] | ||
* [[Media: Tek_2753_Catalog_Spec_1991.pdf| Tektronix 2754 Final Spec (PDF, OCR)]] | * [[Media: Tek_2753_Catalog_Spec_1991.pdf| Tektronix 2754 Final Spec (PDF, OCR)]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
The '''Tektronix 2753P''' is a spectrum analyzer with a frequency range of 100 Hz to 1.8 GHz. The '''P''' suffix designation indicates GPIB '''P'''rogrammability. The minimum resolution bandwidth is 10 Hz, and provides measurement resolution proportional to the frequency accuracy or span. In addition to conventional digital storage features, non-volatile memory (NVRAM) stores up to 9 separate waveforms with their readouts and markers, for later recall for additional analysis and comparison, and 10 control settings. Also, store up to 39 preselector peaks and 12 external band peaks. The instrument can selectively count one particular signal out of several that may be present at its input. | The '''Tektronix 2753P''' is a spectrum analyzer with a frequency range of 100 Hz to 1.8 GHz. The '''P''' suffix designation indicates GPIB '''P'''rogrammability. The minimum resolution bandwidth is 10 Hz, and provides measurement resolution proportional to the frequency accuracy or span. In addition to conventional digital storage features, non-volatile memory (NVRAM) stores up to 9 separate waveforms with their readouts and markers, for later recall for additional analysis and comparison, and 10 control settings. Also, store up to 39 preselector peaks and 12 external band peaks. The instrument can selectively count one particular signal out of several that may be present at its input. | ||