J7211B Attenuation Control Unit, 18 GHz, 121 dB, 1 dB step

Attenuator Control Capability

• Attenuation sweep function – define the sweep time, number of cycles and step size for your application
• Relative attenuation step function - set attenuation relative to any value
• Attenuation steps - 0 dB to 121 dB, 121 dB to 0 dB, or back and forth for the preset number of cycles (1 to 1000)
• User selectable sweep time - 50 ms to 10 s; 50 ms incremental

Specifications

• 0.03 dB insertion loss repeatability per section for the entire 5 million cycles
• Excellent attenuation accuracy and flatness

Remote Control and Programming

• LXI Class C compliant for easy remote integration

An integrated attenuation solution for wireless communication

J7211B attenuation controls unit provide an integrated solution for R&D and manufacturing engineers in wireless communication, aerospace and defense and electronic component industries. Operating from DC to 18 GHz, the J7211B provides attenuation up to 121 dB with a 1 dB step size. A unique attenuation sweep function lets you select start/stop attenuation, step size, dwell time and number of cycles of for your application. J7211B offers exceptional < 0.03 dB insertion loss repeatability per section for the entire 5 million cycles which reduces your cost of ownership.

Designed in a compact half-rack, 2 unit high form factor, the Keysight J7211B ensures ease-of-use in benchtop applications and greater efficiency and throughput in ATE testing. GPIB, USB and LAN connectivity (LXI Class C Compliant) allow easy remote control and triggering.

Typical Applications

J7211B attenuation control unit’s attenuation sweep function makes it ideal for designing, validating and manufacturing WiMAX^™ and WLAN components and for mobile handset base transceiver station (BTS) handover test.

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