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Contents

Introduction 2

Key Speciﬁcations and Features

Key Speciﬁcations•

Power Meter Dimensions•

Power Sensor Compatibility •

SCPI/Programming •

Compatibility

USB Power Sensor SCPI •

Compatibility

Seven Reasons to Migrate from

E4418/4419B to N1913/1914A

Four-Channel Power •

Measurement

Fast Measurement Speed•

Faster Frequency/Power •

Sweep Measurement

Instrument I/O Connectivity •

and LXI-Class C Compliance

Smart Battery Pack•

Enhanced User Interface: •

Numeric Keypad

Enhanced User Interface: •

High-Resolution Color LCD

Display and VGA Output

Conclusion 13

References 13

Related Literatures 13

Related Link 13

Continuous average power is the most common power measurement that users

make. Therefore, the power meter and the power sensor must achieve accurate

power measurement. Agilent Technologies is introducing the N1913/1914A EPM

Series power meter, a low-cost power meter that replaces its legacy E4418/4419B

EPM Series power meter. The new N1913/1914A offers more features, including

compatibility with existing Agilent power sensors, multi-channel power

measurement, and a more intuitive graphical user interface.

This document compares the speciﬁcations of the legacy E4418/4419B to those

of the new N1913/1914A. It also outlines seven reasons to migrate from the

E4418/4419B to N1913/1914A.

Introduction

Agilent Technologies is introducing the N1913/1914A. It is a replacement for the

E4418/4419B, and is based on the N1911/1912A platform. The N1913/1914A

offers all average measurement capabilities, comparable to those of the

E4418/4419B. The new N1913/1914A is geared to low-cost average power

measurement and offers the single-channel (N1913A) and dual-channel (N1914A)

power measurement.

The N1913/1914A provides enhanced features such as four-channel power

measurement by using two conventional power sensors and two USB power

sensors, improved connectivity (USB slave and LXI-Class C, on top of the existing

GPIB), an enhanced user interface (numeric keypad, color LCD, and VGA output),

portable smart battery pack, and faster frequency/power sweep measurement.

The N1913/1914A is also a platform for obtaining the measurement from the USB

power sensor without a PC controller.

Figure 1. The new N1913/1914A display

A New Power Meter for Average or Complex

Modulation Power Measurement

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