The Agilent N9320A Spectrum Analyzer User Manual provides operating instructions, safety guidelines, and detailed feature descriptions.
About this manual
This manual covers the N9320A spectrum analyzer, describing its front‑ and rear‑panel layout, safety and environmental requirements, power specifications, and basic operation procedures. It also includes troubleshooting tips, firmware information, and remote‑control capabilities.
Key features highlighted are the 9 kHz‑to‑3 GHz frequency range, high‑sensitivity pre‑amplifier, four independent signal traces, single‑sideband phase‑noise measurement, 0.1 Hz resolution bandwidth, and a USB interface for saving screenshots and data. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Overview
- Front Panel Overview
- Rear Panel Overview
- Safety and Environmental Requirements
- Power and ESD Protection
- Basic Measurements
- Multiple Signal Measurements
- Delta Marking
- USB Interface
- Troubleshooting
Specifications
| Frequency range | 9 kHz – 3 GHz |
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| Resolution bandwidth | 0.1 Hz |
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| Number of signal traces | 4 independent traces |
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| USB interface | Supports screenshot saving (JPG) to USB drive |
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| Phase‑noise measurement | Automatic single‑sideband phase‑noise measurement (dBc/Hz) |
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| Pre‑amplifier | High‑sensitivity front‑end pre‑amplifier up to 3 GHz |
Frequently asked questions
What is the frequency range of the N9320A spectrum analyzer?
It covers frequencies from 9 kHz up to 3 GHz.
How many signal traces can be displayed at the same time?
The instrument can display four independent signal traces simultaneously.
Does the N9320A have a USB interface for saving data?
Yes, it includes a USB port that allows saving screen captures as JPG files to a USB drive.
What is the resolution bandwidth of the frequency counter?
The frequency counter provides a resolution of 0.1 Hz.