rohde schwarz ESRP3 EMI test receiver ,9 kHz to 3.6 GHz
rohde schwarz ESRP3 EMI test receiver ,9 kHz to 3.6 GHz
Key Features
▶ Frequency Range: 9 kHz ~ 3.6 GHz
▶ Equipped with EMI Test Receiver and Spectrum Analyzer
▶ Preselector and Pre-Amplifier Available as Options
▶ Various Detectors: Max/Min Peak, Average, RMS, QP, CISPR-AVG, CISPR-RMS
▶ Time-Domain Scan Function with FFT Processing
▶ Standard Configuration Automatic Test Sequence Function
▶ IF Analysis Function as Option
▶ CISPR16-1-1 Pre-certification Testing
Key facts
EMI test receiver and signal/spectrum analyzer combined in one box
Weighting detectors: PK+, QPK and CISPR and RMS average (CISPR 16-1-1)
Resolution bandwidths in line with CISPR 16-1-1 and MIL-STD
Preselection and preamplifier
Fast FFT based time domain scan
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Engineered for reliable precompliance and powerful diagnostics
The R&S®ESRP EMI test receiver has been designed for diagnostic measurements during development and for precompliance measurements to prepare products for final certification testing. It measures electromagnetic disturbances in the 10 Hz to 7 GHz frequency range, using either conventional stepped frequency scans or FFT based time domain scans to significantly speed up measurements. The R&S®ESRP is also a full-featured, powerful signal and spectrum analyzer for lab applications. Touch screen and straightforward menu structure make the R&S®ESRP easy to operate in any mode.
Features & benefits
Sophisticated precompliance measurements
Disturbance measurements in line with commercial and military standards
Detectors in line with CISPR 16-1-1:quasi-peak,ClSPR-average, RMS-average6 dB bandwidth in line with CISPR 16-1-1: 200 Hz, 9 KHz, 120 kHz and 1 MHz6 dB bandwidth in line with MlL-STD-461 and DO-160: 10 Hz. 100 Hz, 1 kHz, 10 kHz, 100 kHz and 1MHz
Standard-compliant results for pulses with a repetition frequency of 10 Hz and more
FFT based time domain scan
Time domain scan speeds up measurements
Significant increase in measurement speed compared to conventional methodsReliable detection of narrowband, intermittent disturbance signals or isolated pulses with increasedmeasurement time。
Powerful measurement and analysis functions
▶Automatic test sequences with preview measurement, data reduction and final measurement
▶Simultaneous display of up to six traces and four bargraphs
▶Preset antenna factors and user-created transducer sets
▶EMl limit line library for commercial standards, with convenient editor
▶Remote controlled measurements and automated EMl test routines using R&S@ELEKTRA software
▶IF analysis and extensive analysis capabilities for general laboratory applications
Convenient operation
▶Touch user interface with undo/redo functions
▶Straightforward scan table
▶Integrated online help
▶Storage of results and instrument settings to internal or external media
▶Removable hard disk drive (HDD) or solid-state drive (SSD) to keep test data confidential
▶Remote control via GPIB or LAN
▶Drivers for LabView, LabWVindows/CVl, VXI Plug & Play
▶Free firmware updates-always in step with new developments
Ideal also for mobile use
▶Robust and compact design with optional ruggedized housing (R&SeFSV-B1)
▶DC supply for field use (R&SeFSV-B30) and external battery pack (R&SeFSV-B32)
▶Removable solid-state drive (SSD) for high vibration and shock loading (R&S@ESRP-B18)





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