Rohde & Schwarz NRP-Z85 (1411.7501.02)

High Resolution Mode

(Achieve a time resolution of up to 100 ps)

Some applications require the display of strongly magnified signal sections such as the rising edge of a pulse.

To improve the graphical display in the trace mode, which has a resolution of 12.5 ns, a high density of samples is required.

Equivalent time sampling with repetitive signals an achieve a time resolution of up to 100 ps.

Automatic Pulse Analysis

(Ideal with NRX)

Automatic pulse analysis supports users in measuring important pulse parameters, eliminating the need for complex measurements using markers.

Changes in the pulse shape are immediately taken into account in the measurement result.

▪ Time parameters:

rise/fall time

start/stop time

pulse width

duty cycle

pulse period

pulse-off time

▪ Level parameters:

pulse top

pulse base

peak

average

minimum

overshoot (positive and negative)

Ideal for Radar Applications

(Analyze pulsed and modulated signals)

The NRP-Z8x wideband power sensors are perfect for analyzing pulsed and/or modulated signals.

Due to their high sampling rate of 80 Msample/s, the power envelope of radar pulses can be reconstructed with a time resolution of 12.5 ns.

The sensors' automatic pulse analysis function makes it possible to measure 15 important pulse parameters automatically, which significantly simplifies and speeds up testing.

Statistical Analysis

(Statistical analysis of the amplitude distribution)

The NRP-Z8x wideband power sensors permit statistical analysis of the amplitude distribution of noise-like signals to determine key parameters such as peak envelope power, average power and peak-to-average power ratio.

A measurement of the CCDF, CDF or PDF using one million samples can be performed by the NRP-Z8x wideband power sensors in less than 25 ms at full video bandwidth.

Trigger Master Mode

(with base unit or NRP-Z5)

Combined with the NRX base unit or the NRP-Z5 sensor hub, an NRP-Z8x wideband power sensor can be used as a trigger source.

In the trigger master mode, a trigger signal is derived from the measured signal inside the power sensor and forwarded to the base unit or sensor hub for further use.

All other connected sensors can be externally triggered using this trigger signal.

NRP-Z8x

Wideband Power Sensors