RF Signal
St
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Frequ-.q
lei
Seg
menl
Full Sc.Ie
27 MHz
30J
microvolts
10 millivolts
150 MHz
400
microvolts
12 millivolts
450 MHz
1 millivolt
20
milhvolts
850
MHz
1 millivolt
20
millivolts
FEATURES
CONTINUED
TIlE MICROPROCESSOR- OElOADVANTAGE
The internal
microprocessor
digitally
filters the
RFsignalfrequencies and reduces
spuriouscounting.
AU
of this
is
done \'o;thout relyingon the signalstrengthto
exceedsome
arbitrary
level.
ensuringreliable performance
in
today's dense signal
environments
.
Proprietary
software
monitors
the
incoming
RF
for
stable
coheent
signals
,
and only when
these
conditionsare satisfied
will
the cocnt be presentedto
tbe
uset.
Internal memoryallows
the ModelMl
to
storethe last threefiltered frequencies for
laterexamination
.
This feature allows totally unattended operation-
the
ModelMl
can
be turned
on
and
willsilentlyrecordthe frequency eX any nearbyradiotraffic
.
At any
time
later.
the ModelMl's
memories
can
be
recalled to check the results
of
an
extended
monitoring period
.
DIGITALCOMMUNICATIONS PORT
The
Optoelectronks
'
ModelMJ hand held frequency counter
is
equipped w;th
a
TIt asynchronous serial inttrlace which allows
the units
to
be connected
to
a
pesoeal
computer for
the
purJOSe
of reeding frequency information. The three-
wire
interfaceis accessible
via
a l
/&h
inch stereophone jack. a nd consists
of
Receive
Data
ITJP),
Transmit
Data
<RING),
and
S;gnaJ Ground
(SHIEW).
An
external
RS-232C interface
converter(MooelCXl2)
is
required
to
convert
the
TIL
signal levels to RS-232C levels rompatible
with
most
personal
computers.
An
accessory RS232C converter
,
ModelCXI2,. permitsinterfacing
the
Model Ml
directly to
the serial
port
ci
a PC
The CXl2
comes with a
PC
compatible data
klggingprogram. Checkwith the factoryforprice
and
availability.
SPEOFICATIONS
Ampiit .
.:
,
.. _Ohm
so Ohm
Impedance
:
1Meg
Ohm,
30 pF
SOOhmVSVv'R<2:1
R~ :
10Hz .roMHz
1OMHz-2
40Hz
(28GHz
typ
)
Sensitivity:
<l()nV 10Hz
-
10MHz,
<SmVO 10MHz
<2liTlV 10M Hz
•
50MHz
<:JX)uVO 1SOMHz
<3mV 0 800MHz
<1()nVO 1GHz
<50 mV
0
240Hz
.. ..imum
1npu1:
100
V
RMS
15dBm
,
SOmilM-atts
Frequency Display Resolution
L685f
slgndican
t
dtgit displayed (LSD)
as
B
fln:tx::Jn
of
Gate
rme
and
Range
-
....
GaI.TIme
LSD
Sample [qptay
200MHz
100rricroseconds
101%
2500ClMHz
00
',"""",
1KHz
25O.0C0MHz
0'
'"""'"
100H z
250
.(0)
OMHz
1
'"""'"
10Hz
250
.(0)
00MHz
1
'"""'"
1Hz
250 00l
000MHz
10
""""'"
1Hz
250
,(0)
()(X)
OMHz
24GHz
0064,"""",
10KHz
240000MHz
064 '"""'"
1KHz
2400,COOMHz
64
eeccee
100Hz
2400 lXlO
OMHz
••
secceoe
10H z
2400,lXlOOClMHz
Tme~~b
:
13
milisecx:nds ,all
Ranges and
Gale
trees
Diep.y:
10
Digli (120
segTlIlI'lt
}
LiQJid
CrystalDisplay,
DecinaI
atMHzpostirn
Size
:
4,9' hir;tl
x
2.8'
wide
x
1.4'
Deep
CAbinet:
Extruded
aunrun,
black
pant
filish
Power:
9VOC,250MA
usng
rrodeI
/>COO
wall plug
adapter.
s-;.
Hours operalicn frem i1lemal4 cell
NiCadPack.
16
hoI..f
recharge
lrem
AC
adapter charger. 138V aJlardwe socrce
mJSl
be
redJced to
<
lOV10prev91t
overcharge and overheetng a !he
M;xjeI
M1.
0pI....
TCX03O
:
Precism
+1-
,2ppm
2).4O'C
l ~ e
$Iabilitytlm9
base Facby
i1stalled
CX12:
RS232a:nverter,
p«mIs i1tertacilg !he
Model
M1
directlyIDee
serial
port
a aPe
The
CX12 canes
WIIh!he 0pk>L0g data IoggIlg
progr<m
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