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Preselected mixers eliminate signal identification State-of-the-art technology Easier automated measurements conversion loss Individually amplitude calibrated bias tuning adjustments High safe input level
Millimeter Mixers
11970 Series Harmonic Mixers
11970 series waveguide mixers general-purpose harmonic mixers. They employ dual-diode design achieve flat-frequency response conversion loss. These achieved without external bias tuning stubs. Manual operation computer-controlled hardware operation simplified because mixer bias tuning adjustments required.
11970 Series 11974 Series
11970 series harmonic mixers available bands
Noise Frequency level (dB) Freq.1 range harm Conversion response (GHz) number loss (dB) (dB) 26.5 26.5 -105 -102 -101 -101 Gain compression (dBm)
model 11970K 11970A 11970Q 11970U 11970V 11970W
11970, 11974 Series Mixers
Frequency response mixers reduced range dBm.
11974 Series Preselected Millimeter Mixers
Eliminate need signal identification millimeter frequencies. 11974 series mixers preselected from 26.5 faster, easier testing millimeter devices systems. Preselection reduces mixer overload from broadband signals reduces radiation local oscillator harmonics back device-under-test. Equipment operators quickly locate true signals, software development automated measurements greatly simplified. These mixers feature advanced barium-ferrite technology come with standalone power supply. They particularly useful broadband millimeter signal analysis, millimeter electromagneticinterference (EMI) measurements, unattended monitoring millimeter signals.
Compatibility
11970 series mixers extend frequency range 8560 E-series portable spectrum analyzers, 8566B spectrum analyzer (used with 11975A amplifier) 70000 modular measurement system (used with 70907A/B external mixer interface modules).
11970 11974 Series Specifications
Range: Amplitude Range: optimum Calibration Accuracy: 11970 series with optimum amplitude Typical Input SWR: 2.2:1, 3.0:1 11974 series Bias Requirements: None Typical Odd-Order Harmonic Suppression: (does apply 11974 series) Maximum Input Level: (100 mW), 11974 series Maximum Peak Pulse Power: (250 with pulse (avg. power dBm) Bandwidth: minimum 11974 series only) Environmental: Meets MIL-T-28800, Type III, Class Style IF/LO Connectors: (female) TUNE Connector: Range:
11974 series preselected mixers available four bands
Sensitivity1 Frequency (displayed avg. Calibration Image Gain range noise level/10 accuracy1 rejection1 compression (GHz) (dBm) (dB) (dB) (dBm) 26.5 -111 -106 -109 -100 ±2.3 ±2.3 ±2.6 ±4.5
model 11974A 11974Q 11974U 11974V
Specifications apply when connected 8566B 70000 series spectrum analyzers.
Compatibility
Upgrade kits available assure compatibility 8566A/B spectrum analyzers 70907A external mixer interface module. Consult your sales representative determine requirements. 8560 E-series spectrum analyzers 70907B external mixer interface modules fully compatible with 11974 series.
Literature
11970 Series Technical Data, 5954-2714 11974 Series Technical Data, 5952-2748
Ordering Information
11974A 26.5 Preselected Mixer 11974Q Preselected Mixer 11974U Preselected Mixer 11974V Preselected Mixer Delete Power Supply 11974 series only) 11970K 26.5 Mixer 11970A 26.5 Mixer 11970Q Mixer 11970U Mixer 11970V Mixer 11970W Mixer 11970 Mixer Connection adds three low-loss cables, wrench, Allen driver 11970 series mixer 11975A Amplifier 281A/B Coaxial Waveguide Adapters R281A 26.5 GHz, R281B 26.5 GHz, Q281A GHz, Q281B GHz,
Product Order Info inside back cover
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