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Real Time Spectrum Analyzer

Product Code : EL-SA-10435
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Real Time Spectrum Analyzer (code EL-SA-10435) is a spectrum analyser covering frequencies up to 6.5 GHz that analyses a band of up to 40 MHz in real time, catching every signal that lasts 7.45 µs or longer (100% probability of intercept). Made in Ambala, India, by JLab, this analyser also includes a 6.5 GHz tracking generator.

Specifications

ParameterDetail
Frequency rangeUp to 6.5 GHz
Real-time analysis bandwidthUp to 40 MHz
Probability of intercept100% at 7.45 µs
Displayed average noise level< -165 dBm (typical)
Minimum RBW1 Hz
Phase noise< -108 dBc/Hz (typical)
Level measurement uncertainty< 0.8 dB
Tracking generator6.5 GHz
Display10.1-inch capacitive multi-touch screen, touch gestures
InterfacesUSB, LAN, HDMI and others
Quality checkEach spectrum analyser is visually inspected before dispatch
Pack quantityEach (sold individually)
Minimum order quantity1 unit
Dispatch timeUsually 7–10 working days
Product codeEL-SA-10435
ManufacturerJain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd (JLab) — OEM
Country of originIndia (made in Ambala, Haryana)

Real-Time Capture Compared with a Sweep

A swept analyser shows amplitude against frequency by tuning across the span, so a short burst can occur while the sweep is elsewhere and be missed. Within its real-time bandwidth of up to 40 MHz, this analyser processes the incoming signal without gaps, so any signal lasting at least 7.45 µs is captured every time. That matters for frequency-hopping signals, channel conflicts and intermittent interference.

Spectrogram, Density Display and Mask Triggers

A spectrogram plots frequency against time, with colour showing amplitude, so hops and bursts appear as a pattern. The density display shows how often a signal occupies each point on the screen, which picks out an occasional signal hidden under a stronger one. Trigger masks start a capture when the spectrum crosses a user-defined outline, alongside the other trigger modes.

Noise Floor, Tracking Generator and EMI Detection

A resolution bandwidth down to 1 Hz lowers the noise floor and separates closely spaced signals, at the cost of slower sweeps. The tracking generator outputs a signal that follows the analyser’s tuning, so the frequency response of a device such as a filter or amplifier can be plotted. An EMC filter and quasi-peak detector serve emission (EMI) measurements; quasi-peak detection weights each signal by how often it repeats.

Other Spectrum Analysers and an RF Signal Generator

All three analysers are grouped in Spectrum Analyzer, within Test and Measurement Equipment.

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Last updated: 30 October 2026


   

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