Overview
BA100
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BA100 is a compact vector signal analyzer known for its excellent testing performance and measurement sensitivity, catering to the diverse requirements of RF signal test parameters and general spectrum tests. Additionally, it supports signal demodulation, including FM and Digital Signals. The PCB version module is also available for seamless system integration, complemented by an API library for convenient second development
Vector Signal Analyzer
BN900-285: 2 ports 8.5GHz
BN900-465: 4 ports 6.5GHz
BN900-485: 4 ports 8.5GHz
- 50dBm to + 5dBm(100kHz ~ 300kHz)- 50dBm to + 10dBm(300kHz ~ 7GHz)- 50dBm to + 8dBm(7GHz ~ 8.5GHz)
-50dBm to﹢10dBm(300kHz~7GHz)-50dBm to﹢8dBm(7GHz~8.5GHz)
Operation temperature: 0° C - 50° CStorage temperature: -20° C - 70° C
±( readout frequency * Frequency Reference + RBW mid-value + 0.5 *
Sensitivity: +30dBm (Low)Sensitivity: 0dBm (Medium)Sensitivity: -20dBm (High)
-107dBm/Hz (300kHz~10MHz) -124dBm/Hz (5GHz~6GHz) -120dBm/Hz (6GHz~8.5GHz)-123dBm/Hz (10MHz~5GHz)
51points: 13ms201points: 52ms401points: 104ms1601points: 413ms
- 97dBm/Hz(100kHz~300kHz)- 107dBm/Hz (300kHz~10MHz)- 123dBm/Hz (10MHz~5GHz)- 124dBm/Hz (5GHz~6GHz)- 120dBm/Hz (6GHz~8.5GHz)
-140 dBm to +20dBm-190dBm to +70dBm (Ref level offset: ON)
GSM | WCDMA | TDD-LTE | FDD-LTE NB-IoT | LoRa | 5GNR
51points: 34ms201points: 73ms401points: 125ms1601points: 434ms
±1.5dB (ATT set to 0 dB, input signal: -5 to -30 dBm; detector setto Positive,Sensitivity set to Low; RBW auto-coupled ,all otherSettings auto-coupled, 23±5°C , half hour warm-up required)
BPSK | QPSK | OQPSK 8PSK | 16QAM | 32QAM 64QAM | 128QAM | 256QAM MSK | FSK
125 dB, typ. (1 MHz to 8 GHz)
120 dB, typ. (8 MHz to 12 GHz)
118 dB, typ.129dB (12 GHz to 18 GHz)
115 dB, typ.128dB (18 GHz to 20 GHz)
97 dB, typ. 115 dB (100kHz ~ 300kHz)112 dB, typ. 115 dB (300kHz ~ 10MHz)125 dB, typ. 130 dB (10MHz ~ 6GHz)124 dB, typ. 129 dB (6GHz ~ 7GHz)123 dB, typ. 128 dB (7GHz ~ 8.5GHz)
112 dB,typ.115 dB (300kHz~10MHz) 125 dB,typ.130 dB (10MHz~6GHz) 124 dB,typ.129 dB (6GHz~7GHz) 123 dB,typ.128 dB (7GHz~8.5GHz)
9kHz to 700MHz - <-70dBc700MHz to 900MHz - <-46dBc900MHz to 1.3GHz - <-42dBc1.3GHz to 2.2GHz - <-46dBc2.2GHz to 2.7GHz - <-53dBc2.7GHz to 2.9GHz - <-42dBc2.9GHz to 3.3GHz - <-38dBc3.3GHz to 6GHz - <-53dBc
+15dBm (-10dBm tones, 1MHz apart, Sensitivity set to low,Ref set to -10 dBm)
pulse width: 10ns to 40s, repetition cycle: 10us to 40s
BPSK、QPSK、OQPSK、8PSK、MSK、FSK、16QAM、32QAM、64QAM、128QAM、256QAM
BPSK, QPSK, OQPSK, 8PSK, MSK, FSK, 16QAM, 32QAM, 64QAM, 128QAM, 256QAM
-95dBc/Hz, @10kHz (typically -98dBc/Hz)-123dBc/Hz, @1MHz (typically -125dBc/Hz)
GSM, EDGE, CDMA, TD-SCDMA, WCDMA, CDMA2000, TD-LTE, FDD-LTE, NB-IoT, LoRa, 5GNR
GSM/EDGE/CDMA/TD-SCDMA/WCDMA/CDMA2000/TD-LTE/FDD-LTE/NB-IoT/LoRa/5GNR
PSS、SSS、PSS、SSS、CSRS、PBCH、PCFICH、PHICH、PDCCH、PDSCH、PUSCH、PUCCH、PRACH and SRS
PSS, SSS, CSRS, PBCH, PCFICH, PHICH, PDCCH, PDSCH, PUSCH, PUCCH, PRACH and SRS
The BA100 VSA is small in size (180x50x290mm) and lightweight (1.8kg)
A100 USB RF Vector Signal Analyzer is suitable for Semiconductor, Universities, RF components, Laboratory, Telecommunications, Automatic Test.
The BA100 VSA has a USB interface for control
For signal collection and analysis, the BA100 VSA offers a 1Gbit signal storage depth.
The BA100 VSA has a reference input/output frequency of 10MHz
The BA100 VSA supports signal demodulation of Digital signals.
The DANL of the BA100 VSA is -168 dBm @1GHz
The frequency range of the BA100 VSA is 9kHz to 6GHz.
Spectrum Analyzers are essential tools for engineers working with RF devices as they allow for the measurement and understanding of the behavior of frequency, amplitude, and modulation parameters over short and long intervals of time. This information is crucial for characterizing and optimizing RF devices and ensuring their reliability. A Spectrum Analyzer helps in providing the necessary analytical data required to make informed decisions in the design and development of RF devices.
A Spectrum Analyzer operates by digitizing all the RF power within its passband, storing the digitized waveform information, which includes the magnitude and phase. It then undergoes a process called RF downconversion, followed by a wideband intermediate frequency (IF) section. The analog-to-digital converter (ADC) then digitizes the IF signal, and the system carries out further steps digitally. The VSA uses digital signal processing (DSP) to analyze and display the analytical results.
The strength of the spectrum of known and unknown signals produced by a particular instrument is measured using a spectrum analyzer. It can perform signal demodulation for different types of movement, including a digital signal. It is commonly used for measuring frequency response, noise and distortion characteristics, interference sources, and occupied bandwidth in wireless communications, EMC testing, and other related signal testing.
The frequency magnitude of an input signal is measured by a test tool called a vector signal analyzer (VSA), commonly referred to as a spectrum analyzer. It is used to analyze and understand the behavior of amplitude, frequency, and modulation parameters of RF signals over a specific interval of time. The VSA is essential in detecting and characterizing RF signals, which is crucial in producing reliable products