Aaronia AG MDF960X
Active Broadband Magnetic Field Tracking Antenna 9 KHz - 60 MHz
The Aaronia MDF960X Active Broadband Magnetic Field Tracking Antenna 9 KHz-60 MHz is suitable for signal tracking and field strength measurements with directly attached 25dB preamplifier, which can be operated by an internal battery or by the included USB AC adapter. This antenna measures the frequency range 9 kHz - 60 MHz. It can be combined with any spectrum analyzer or power meter to perform as a highly accurate field strength meter.
- Frequency range: 9 kHz - 60 MHz
- Frequency range: 9 kHz - 60 MHz
- Design: Active Loop
- Impedance: 50 Ohm
- RF connector: SMA (female)
- Nominal Impedance: 50 Ohm
- Max. input level: 5W (usable as transmitting antenna)
- Temperature range: - 40°C to +60°C
- Dimensions: (L/W/D): 180 x 180 x 85 mm
- Weight: 12.7 oz.
- Compact design and low weight
- Includes directly attached 25dB preamplifier
- For use with any Spectrum Analyzer brand
Applications:
- Signal direction finding
- Pre-compliance testing
- DSL
- ADSL
- VDSL
- 13.56MHz RFID
The Aaronia MDF960X Active Broadband Magnetic Field Tracking Antenna 9 KHz-60 MHz is suitable for signal tracking and field strength measurements with directly attached 25dB preamplifier, which can be operated by an internal battery or by the included USB AC adapter. This antenna measures the frequency range 9 kHz - 60 MHz. The MDF 960X can be combined with any spectrum analyzer or power meter to perform as a highly accurate field strength meter. The calibration data of the preamplifier is stored in the internal EEPROM and can be read out via USB. Thanks to the high directionality of the antenna, the MDF is ideally suited for signal direction finding. The MDF 960X can be used as a radio direction finder or to locate illegal or unwanted interference.
Country of Origin | Germany |
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Brand | Aaronia |
Condition | NEW |
- 1 - 25dB preamplifier
- 1 - USB power charger
- 1 - Model PGT pistol grip with mini tripod function
- 1 - Watertight carrying case with foam inserts