- Bit and code error testing at 704 kb/s, 2, 8, 34 & 140 Mb/s
- Portable, lightweight, rugged
- Text and graphic results on large display
- Stored setups and autosetup for ease of use
- Remote control, frequency offset and measurement, multiple outputs
The
HP 37721A digital transmission analyzer is a portable, lightweight, rugged test set
providing bit and code error testing at the European CEPT rates of 704 kb/s, 2, 8, 34, and
140 Mb/s. It measures error performance to CCITT Recommendation G.821, with
interfaces to G.703. |
 
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A key feature of the HP
37721A is its ease of use: the auto setup facility automatically configures the test set to
the incoming data; nine stored setups ensure that required test parameters are instantly
available; graphic display of results shows error counts, error seconds, and alarms at a
glance; and a range of logging options to an internal or external printer provides
customized hard-copy proof of results.
Option 001 provides remote
control via RS-232 and HP-IB interfaces and adds the ability to log results to
an HP
ThinkJet. Multiple outputs in Option 002 enable simultaneous loading of four
channels of a multiplexer or digital radio with only one test set. With Option 003, up to
100 ppm of frequency offset is provided at all rates to evaluate clock-recovery circuits.
APPLICATIONS
- Maintenance of digital networks (PTTs, other network
operators)
- Installation of digital networks (PPTs, network operators,
manufacturers)
- Long-term unattended monitoring with error performance
analysis based on CCITT Recommendation G.821
MEASUREMENT
SUMMARY
| Error Analysis |
As CCITT Recommendation G.821 |
| Results Displayed |
Elapsed time in test period; errored seconds, percent errored seconds,
error-free seconds, percent error-free seconds, severely errored seconds, percent severely
errored seconds; unavailability, percent unavailability; degraded minutes, percent
degraded minutes; code-error seconds; bit-error count, bit-error ratio; code-error count,
code-error ratio; frequency, frequency offset; and alarms |
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