Aaronia Spectran V6 X

The SPECTRAN^® V6 X is Aaronia’s latest generation of high-performance real-time spectrum analyzers. With a sweep speed of over 1 THz/s it sets new standards in the USB compact class. Any number of devices can be cascaded to achieve an even higher real-time bandwidth. Thus, by using only four SPECTRAN^® V6 X, a real-time bandwidth of 1 GHz is already achieved!

The included software RTSA-Suite PRO is precisely tailored to the powerful and robust hardware and supports the use of multiple SPECTRAN^® V6 X. The stackable aluminum housing facilitates the parallel use of several units.

The SPECTRAN^® V6 X will initially be delivered in three versions: V6-RSA250X, V6-RSA500X and V6-RSA2000X – with a max. instantaneous bandwidth (complex I/Q) of up to 245 MHz (via 2 x USB). The analyzer is compatible to all common Aaronia antennas.

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Frequency range: 10 MHz up to 8 GHz (Basic version 6 GHz)
Instantaneous bandwidth (complex I/Q) of up to 245 MHz
Unlimited continuous true I/Q streaming over up to 2 x USB 3.0
I/Q vector signal generator bandwidth of up to 245 MHz
Sweep speed up to 1 THz/s
Several devices cascadable!
Parallel measurement of several frequency bands
World’s first and only Dual USB true I/Q streaming up to 784 MBytes/s
POI up to 97 ns (FFT based)
POI up to 10 ns (I/Q based)
Exceptional dynamic range through the use of a 16-bit ADC with 2GSPS (Giga Samples per Second)
Sample rate: 500 MSPS (16 Bit Dual 256 MSPS I/Q-Data)
FPGA: 930 GMAC/s
FFT rate: 960 million FFT points/s (120 million FFTs/s)
Full MATLAB support
Stackable accessories
Light and compact
Including the software RTSA-Suite PRO with daily updates
Made in Germany

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Brand	Aaronia

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