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USB-5683

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Typical Linearity: ±0.13 dB

RF Power Meter Minimum Frequency: 10 MHz

Measurement Speed: 10000 S/s

RF Power Meter Maximum Frequency: 8 GHz

Dynamic Range: -60 dBm to 20 dBm

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NI USB-5683, 8 GHz Wide Dynamic Range Power Sensor

783985-01

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8 GHz, -60 dBm to +20 dBm Power Range RF Power Sensor Device

The USB‑5683 features a wide dynamic range and high measurement accuracy packaged in a size similar to a typical power head. As a true RMS power sensor, the USB‑5683 is ideal for making extremely accurate average power measurements of signals ranging from single-tone and multitoned sources to wideband, complex digital waveforms. The USB‑5683 is highly suitable for mobile applications or adding to automated test applications to free up valuable rack space without sacrificing performance. The USB‑5683 can be hardware-triggered through an external trigger source or software-triggered based on the signal source. Scope and slot modes use this software triggering to measure burst waveforms, such as WiMAX and LTE, and multislot waveforms, such as GSM and EDGE.