RF Frequency Counter (1 Channel / 350 MHz / 10 Digits)
The Keysight 53200 Series is a new generation of 350 MHz RF/universal frequency counter/timers with optional 6 GHz or 15GHz inputs. The first frequency counters with LXI Class C compliance, the 53200 family is built with LAN and USB I/O for ease of connectivity and data collection. The combination of high-speed measurements and built-in analysis and graphical display provides new functionality that has not previously been available in basic frequency counter/timers.
The chart below provides a brief overview of the main features of each. Please click here for more detailed information.
| 53210A | 53220A | 53230A |
| Channel 1 | 350 MHz | 350 MHz | 350 MHz |
| Channel 2 | Option - 6/15 GHz | 350 MHz | 350 MHz |
| Channel 3 | N/A | Option - 6/15 GHz | Option - 6/15 GHz |
| Frequency res. | 10 digits/sec | 12 digits/sec | 12 digits/sec |
| Time interval res. | N/A | 100 psec | 20 psec |
| Burst/pulse MW measurements | N/A | N/A | PRI, PRF, PW, Carrier freq |
Easy access to your basic measurement functions:
- Freq/Period (all models): frequency, frequency ratio, period, a single period, pulse/burst measurements (53230A)
- Time Interval (53220A/53230A): time interval, rise/fall, duty, pulse width, phase
- Totalize (53220A/53230A)
- Voltage Levels (all models)
More insight to see the measurements, graphs and math you need with a large 4.3” (109.22 mm) color graphical display
- Digits
- Graph views of trendline/strip charts, and histograms with markers to zoom in to the data you need. Markers are available to read specific measurement values from trend and histogram charts. Colored limit lines allow you to set up your pass/ fail boundaries and easily determine from the front panel when measurements have surpassed those thresholds.
- Math with built-in statistics and analysis
- New data logging capability automatically saves acquisition results to non-volatile memory (75 MB, up to 5 M readings) at up to 75,000 readings/sec. Transfer readings from memory via LAN or USB as fast as 1M readings in 2 s.