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Introducing the U2000 Series USB power sensors

The U2000 Series enable simpler, lower-cost

power measurements versus conventional

power meter and sensor combinations. Now

with nine high-performance models, the U2000

Series USB power sensors offer compact, high-

performance solutions for today’s CW and

modulated signals.

Compact “power meters”, simple

set-up

The U2000 Series are standalone sensors. That

means they essentially operate like power

meters, just in smaller forms. No reference

calibrator is required. The fact that each sensor

draws minimal power from a USB port—and

that it doesn’t need additional triggering

modules or power adaptors to operate—makes

it more portable, especially for base station

testing. Setting up is easy: just plug it to the

USB port of your PC or laptop—or even select

network or handheld spectrum analyzer—and

start your power measurements. The ﬁgure

below illustrates the very simple,

straight forward setup of the U2000 Series.

High accuracy

Each U2000 Series sensor provides excellent

linearity, SWR and uncertainty speciﬁcations,

so you can be conﬁdent in every measurement

you make.

Wide range, high power

The U2000 Series’ dynamic range spans across

a wide 80 dB, taking on high power up to +44

dBm.

Remote monitoring and tests

With the U2000 Series sensor plugged to a

networked USB hub, you can conveniently

monitor power measurements of an antenna

tower from the control room, beyond the limits

of USB cable lengths.

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Compact, lightweight solutions

Quick, simple set-up

High accuracy, high power

Internal zeroing capability

Fast reading speed

Wide frequency range: 9 kHz

to 24 GHz

Wide dynamic range: –60 dBm

to +44 dBm

Allows remote measurements

beyond cable length

Enables monitoring of more than

20 channels simultaneously

Converts select Agilent

instruments to power meters

Feature-packed software provides

various capabilities for easy testing

and analysis

Average power measurements of

CW and modulated signals, including

GSM, EDGE, WLAN and WiMAX

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