Anritsu MP1632C
3.2 GHz Digital Data Analyzer
$19,000 Start
BIN=$22,000
The MP1632C digital data analyzer, a 3.2 Gb/s
BERT that not only conducts bit error rate testing but can also measure
burst signals and evaluate waveform quality. Featuring a wide frequency
range of 10 MHz to 3.2 GHz, the MP1632C is an excellent tool in R&D and
manufacturing of SONET/SDH systems, WDM components, G/bit Ethernet and Fiber
Channel systems, as well as digital ICs.
Combining a pulse pattern generator and error
detector in one instrument, the MP1632C has strong analysis capability,
including built in eye margin and eye diagram measurement functions. For
further accuracy, the eye opening (margin) is shown as a function of bit
error rate that is not supported by a digital oscilloscope. The built in
pulse pattern generator outputs high quality data and clock waveforms.
Typical rise/fall time for data and clock is 80ps.
Included in this system :
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MU163220C 3.2G Pulse Pattern
Generator
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MU163240C 3.2G Error Detector
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MP1632C-01 GPIB Interface Board
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MP1632C-02 Ethernet Interface
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MP1632C-03 3.2G Internal Synthesizer
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MP1632C Recovery Disks
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MP1632C Application Disks
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3.2G BERTS Application Software Demo Disc
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MP1632C Operation Manual
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MP1632C Programmer Manual
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MU163220C
& MU163240C
Operation Manual
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Original Manufacturer's Test Performance Sheets For the
MP1632C, MU163220C and MU163240C
- 3.2 Gb/s PPG and ED in one cabinet
- Eye diagram measurement and burst signal
measurement supported
- 8Mb Programmable Pattern
- ED has 25mVp-p of sensitivity
- Supports burst signal measurements
- High quality data and clock waveforms
- Compact size, portable and lightweight
MP1632C Data Sheet PDF
This system was purchased from the factory and installed
in a stationary, single purpose lab environment and is in like new condition
both functionally and cosmetically. If you have any questions,
please feel free to contact us or click here for the PDF.
Option 02 Ethernet Interface is clearly visible in the
photo below picturing the back of the unit. I don't know why it
was omitted from the option sticker
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