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Sensor characteristics of Boonton legacy Peak Power Sensors are presented in
table 2-5. This data is presented for reference only. Contact the sales department
for availability.

Table 2-5. Legacy Peak Power Sensor Characteristics

Model

Frequency

Power Overload

Rise Time

Maximum SWR

Drift & Noise

Range

Measurement

Rating

@ 0 dBm

Peak

Fast

Slow

Impedance

CW

(1)

Peak Power

High

Low

Frequency

SWR

Peak Power

RF Connector

Int. Trigger

CW Power

Bandwidth

Bandwidth

CW Power

(GHz)

(dBm)

(ns)

(ns)

(GHz)

DUAL DIODE PEAK POWER SENSORS

Sensors below are for use with 4400, 4500, 4400A and 4500A RF Peak Power Meters and
4530 Series RF Power Meter when combined with Model 2530 1 GHz calibrator accessory.

56218-S2

0.03 to 26.5

-24 to 20

1W for 1 us

< 150

< 500

to 2

1.15

4 uW

50

-34 to 20

200 mW

(3 MHz)

(700 kHz)

to 6

1.20

0.4 uW

K(M)

-10 to 20

to 18

1.25

(3)

to 26.5

1.50

56226

0.03 to 26.5

-24 to 20

1W for 1 us

< 150

< 500

to 1

1.15

4 uW

50

-34 to 20

200 mW

(3 MHz)

(700 kHz)

to 6

1.20

0.4 uW

K(M)

-10 to 20

to 18

1.25

(3)

to 26.5

1.50

56340

0.5 to 40

-24 to 20

1W for 1 us

< 15

(2)

< 200

to 4

1.25

4 uW

50

-34 to 20

200 mW

(35 MHz)

(1.75 MHz)

to 38

1.65

0.4 uW

K(M)

-10 to 20

to 40

2.00

(3)

56526

0.5 to 26.5

-40 to 20

1W for 1 us

< 100

< 300

to 2

1.15

50 nW

50

-50 to 20

200 mW

(6 MHz)

(1.16 MHz)

to 4

1.20

5 nW

K(M)

-27 to 20

to 18

1.45

(4)

to 26.5

1.50

56540

0.5 to 40

-40 to 20

1W for 1 us

< 100

< 300

to 4

1.25

50 nW

50

-50 to 20

200 mW

(6 MHz)

(1.16 MHz)

to 38

1.65

5 nW

K(M)

-27 to 20

to 40

2.00

(4)

NOTES: 1) Models 4400, 4500, 4400A and 4500A only.

2) Models 4531 and 4532: <20ns, (20MHz).

3) Shaping Error (Linearity Uncertainty), all levels 2.3%

4) Shaping Error (Linearity Uncertainty), all levels 4.7%

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