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Avcom SNG-2500C
Spectrum Monitor
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- Full VGA color display
- Frequency Range: 5 - 2500 MHz on both inputs
- Span Width: 0 - 1300 MHz
- 5 R.B.W selections: 10kHz, 100kHz, 300kHz, 1MHz, 3MHz
- Scale: 5 dB/Div and 2dB/Div
- Amplitude Accuracy: +/- 1 dB typical
- Frequency Accuracy: +/- 1kHz typical
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Avcom SNG-2500C Shown
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The long awaited SNG-2500C is finally here and is well worth the wait! The
SNG-2500C is Avcom’s answer to the discontinued Tektronix 1705A with a
feature set that is second to none giving the Satellite Technician a very
useful tool for finding and peaking on satellites. The SNG-2500C is not only
a spectrum analyzer, but also a carrier monitor with features such as
carrier masking, screen shot capture and recording, Satellite ID, and
Automated Data Acquisition (DAQ) with tolerance comparison and integrated
email alerts only to name a few. The SNG-2500C also offers L.O. Frequency
Offset which allows the operator to display the frequency in L-Band, C-Band,
X-Band, Ku-Band or Ka-Band, or any custom band needed
The new SNG-2500C was designed with excellent frequency and amplitude accuracy as well as a wide variety of resolution bandwidth selections ranging from 10kHz to 3MHz. This is required to allow for viewing and monitoring of small TT&C and data carriers found in many satellite communications markets today. The front panel has independent control of Frequency & Span with settings for Fine, Medium and Coarse to allow the operator to dial into the carrier and control the display as needed.
The SNG-2500C can be monitored and controlled both locally from the front panel with the color LCD or remotely using the Avcom Graphical User Interface (GUI) via the serial or Ethernet ports. The remote GUI will allow for remote monitoring and control from anywhere in the world via the Internet. If used in a SNG truck the operator can use a high speed cellular broadband card to remotely monitor and control a truck anywhere in the world which is a necessity for assisting an inexperienced operator.
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