rohde schwarz NRT2 power reflection meter Simultaneous display of forward and reverse power
rohde schwarz NRT2 power reflection meter Simultaneous display of forward and reverse power
Forward and reflection power measurements
Key facts
▶Simple touchscreen operation
▶Simultaneous display of forward and reverse power
▶Analog bargraph and autoscale
▶Visual limit monitoring
▶100 % code compatibility with predecessor model
Directional power meter measures forward and reflection power between source and load
Directional power sensors measure forward and reverse power under operating conditions. These measurements are required when installing, servicing and monitoring transmitters, antennas and RF generators. The R&S®NRT family consists of the R&S®NRT2 power reflection meter and various R&S®NRT-Zxx directional power sensors. Thanks to their wide range of measurement functions and high accuracy, they can be used in research, development and production.
Features & benefits
Simple touchscreen operation
Thanks to intelligent menus, the compact R&SeNRT2 base unit with a state-of-the-art 5" touchscreen isextremely easy to operate. On the top menu level, users can switch between the most importantmeasurements.Additional parameters can be set in clearly structured submenus.Important functions such as setting freguencies, zeroing and taking screenshots can be done at thepush of button.
Simultaneous display of forward and reverse power
The R&SeNRT-Zxx directional power sensors simultaneously measure forward and reverse power andcalculate additional parameters such as load matching. The R&S@NRT2.power reflection meter then displays one forward and one reverse parameter at the same time.calculated results, such as the amplitude distribution (CCDF) for modulated signals, can also bedisplayed.
R&S®NRT family
Various sensor models
Directional power sensors measure forward and reverse power under operating conditions. Thesemeasurements are reguired when installing, servicing and monitoring transmitters, antennas and RFgenerators. The R&SeNRT family consists of the R&S@NRT2 power reflection meter and variousR&S@NRT-Zxxx directional power sensors.
Analog bargraph and autoscale
Visual limit monitoring
Measurements can be shown as numeric values or in an analog bargraph. To define the analogmeasuring range, the autoscale function can be started at the press of a button. The scale of the analogbargraph is optimally adjusted to the measured signal. Each measurement can be visually monitored.values outside the defined imits are hiahliahted in red, The analoa bararaph also graphically displavsthe defined limits in red.
100 % code compatibility with predecessor model
The R&SeNRT2 remote commands are 100 % code compatible with the command set of the previousR&SeNRT model. This simplifies device replacement and integration into existing systems (no additionalprogramming required). The R&SeNRT2 power reflection meter can be remote controlled via USB orLAN.The R&SeNRT2-B8 option adds remote control via GPIB (lEEE 488).





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