●頻率響應分析儀/Frequency Response Ananyzer
The Sleuth SA-Series Frequency Response Analyzer is at home in any environment. While ideal for R&D, industrial, university or independent contractor labs, the compact and rugged aluminum case is also small and light-weight enough to fit into a briefcase or laptop bag, making field work a breeze. When attached to a modest user provided Windows PC (desktop or laptop), it becomes a powerful ally in your toughest design, test or trouble-shooting requirement.
Compatibility with industry standard Windows operating systems and USB communication make it a snap to set-up and configure. The standard software package included with the system provides powerful data acquisition and reporting capabilities. Test parameters are configured and saved in memory, and while testing, the Sleuth displays the magnitude and phase of the measurement in real-time. The results can be displayed in logarithmic or linear scale, and the graph and underlying data can be copied and pasted into MS Word, Excel or any number of other popular software products.
The Sleuth RA-Series is at home in any environment as well. It's 1-U high form factor, allows for compact desktop use or, it can be mounted in a rack with optional brackets. When attached to a modest user provided Windows PC (desktop or laptop), it becomes a powerful ally in your toughest design, test or trouble-shooting requirement.
A new feature, exclusive to the RA-Series, is the panel mounted control knob which lets you manually adjust the amplitude of the output signal during a test sweep.
As with the SA-Series, compatibility with industry standard Windows operating systems and USB communication make it a snap to set-up and configure. The standard software package included with the system provides powerful data acquisition and reporting capabilities. Test parameters are configured and saved in memory, and while testing, the Sleuth displays the magnitude and phase of the measurement in real-time. The results can be displayed in logarithmic or linear scale, and the graph and underlying data can be copied and pasted into MS Word, Excel or any number of other popular software products.
