E-series e9300 average power sensors – Atec Agilent-8480 Series User Manual
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E-Series E9300 Average Power Sensors
Switch Point Data:
The E9300 power sensors have two paths, a low power path covers: -60 to -10 dBm ("A" suffix sensors), -30 to +20 dBm
("B" suffix sensors), and -50 to 0 dBm ("H" suffix sensors). The high power path covers: -10 to +20 dBm ("A" suffix sen-
sors), +20 to +44 dBm ("B" suffix sensors), and 0 to +30 dBm ("H" suffix sensors). The power meter automatically selects
the proper power level path. To avoid unnecessary switching when the power level is near the switch point, Switching
Point Hysteresis has been added.
E9300 "A" suffix sensors example: Hysteresis causes the low power path to remain selected until approximately -9.5 dBm
as the power level is increased, above this power the high power path will be selected. The high power path will remain
selected until approximately -10.5 dBm is reached as the signal level decreases, below this power the low power path will
be selected.
Switching Point Linearity: Typically
≤
±0.5% (
≤
±0.02 dB)
Switching Point Hysteresis: 0.5 dB typical
Table 12, E9300A, E9301A, and E9304A sensors Zero and Measurement Noise
Conditions
(1)
Zero Set
Zero Drift (2) Measurement Noise
(3)
Low Power Path
500 pW
150 pW
700 pW
(15% to 75% RH)
Low Power Path
500 pW
4,000 pW
700 pW
(75% to 95% RH)
High Power Path
500 nW
150 nW
500 nW
(15% to 75% RH)
High Power Path
500 nW
3 nW
500 nW
(75% to 95% RH)
E9300B and E9301B sensors
Conditions
(1)
Zero Set
Zero Drift (2) Measurement Noise
(3)
Low Power Path
500 nW
150 nW
700 nW
(15% to 75% RH)
Low Power Path
500 nW
4
µ
W
700 nW
(75% to 95% RH)
High Power Path
500
µ
W
150
µ
W
500
µ
W
(15% to 75% RH)
High Power Path
500
µ
W
3 mW
500
µ
W
(75% to 95% RH)
E9300H and E9301H sensors
Conditions
(1)
Zero Set
Zero Drift (2) Measurement Noise
(3)
Low Power Path
5 nW
1.5 nW
7 nW
(15% to 75% RH)
Low Power Path
5 nW
40 nW
7 nW
(75% to 95% RH)
High Power Path
5
µ
W
1.5
µ
W
5
µ
W
(15% to 75% RH)
High Power Path
5
µ
W
30
µ
W
5
µ
W
(75% to 95% RH)
1. RH is the abbreviation for Relative Humidity.
2. Within 1 hour after zero set, at a constant temperature, after a 24-hour warm-up of the power meter with power sensor connected.
3. The number of averages at 16 for Normal mode and 32 for x2 mode, at a constant temperature, measured over a one minute interval and two standard deviations.