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Introducing the Agilent 4396B

An integrated solution delivering

exceptional performance and

high value to 1.8 GHz

Color TFT (thin film transistor) LCD with

dual display

• Split-screen viewing for two

independent channels

• VGA output for external monitor

Three analyzer

functions give you

maximum flexibility.

Select the type of mea-

surement with the push

of a button.

1.44 MB floppy disk drive

lets you save and recall in

either LIF or MS-DOS

®

format:

• Test setups

• Calibration data

• Measurement data

• IBASIC programs

• Graphic (TIFF) files

Test sets and accessories give you

measurement options in 50 Ω or 75 Ω:

• Agilent 85046A/B S parameter

test set

Two independent channels provide

flexibility

• Test parameters in either vector net-

work, spectrum, or optional impedance

• Get real-time data through fast alternate

sweeps

Spectrum analysis input port

• High Sensitivity

• 75 Ω impedance conversion

(Option 4396B-1D7)

Synthesized source for network/

impedance analysis provides:

• 1 mHz and 0.1 dB resolution

• 2- to 801-point sweep

• High-stability frequency reference

(Option 4396B-1D5)

Optional impedance analysis:

• Option 4396B-010 adds impedance

measurement function

• Agilent 43961A RF impedance

test kit

Markers highlight key data points quickly:

• Up to eight markers per channel

• Delta marker

• Marker zoom

• Peak search, peak all, and more

Powerful calibration/

compensation

Fast sweep increases

throughput

Vector network and

high sensitive spectrum

input ports offer:

• R, A, B ports

for transmission

and reflection

measurements

• Spectrum

monitoring

on any net-

work port

IBASIC adds these capabilities:

• Test automation

• External instrument control through

GPIB or digital I/O port

• Programming from an external keyboard

• Keystroke recording

• Customizing test setups for

adjacent channel power and

occupied bandwidth measurements

• Data analysis

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