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Lecroy SPARQ-4002E Signal Integrity Network Analyzer (40 GHz, 2-port, Internal Calibration)

Name: Lecroy SPARQ-4002E Signal Integrity Network Analyzer (40 GHz, 2-port, Internal Calibration)
Brand: LECROY

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ModelSPARQ-4002E

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The SPARQ signal integrity network analyzers connect directly to the device-under-test and to PC-based software through a single USB connection for quick, multi-port S-parameter measurements.

SPARQ is the ideal instrument for characterizing multi-port devices common in signal integrity applications at a fraction of the cost of traditional methods. It is ideal for:

Development of measurement-based simulation models
Design validation
Compliance testing
High performance TDR
PCB testing
Characterizes crosstalk on multi-lane differential structures
Portable measurement requirements

High-bandwidth, Multi-port S-parameters for the Masses

S-parameter measurements are most often produced by a Vector Network Analyzer (VNA), a difficult instrument that is beyond many budgets. SPARQ is very affordable and simplifies measurements, making S-parameters accessible to all.

PC-Based, Small and Portable

Traditional instruments that produce S-parameters are large and fundamentally stationary. The SPARQ, in contrast, is small and weighs less than 20 lbs. It connects to any standard PC through a USB 2.0 interface, allowing SPARQ to run where computing power is easily upgraded.

S-parameters, Quick

VNA measurements begin with the unpleasant and complex task of calibration. This involves multiple connections that can produce misleading results due to operator error. The SPARQ provides calibrated measurements with a single connection to the device-under-test and offers simple setup choices. Start – and complete – the entire measurement with single button press.

Internal Calibration

SPARQ takes a revolutionary approach to calibration by building in calibration standards. This enables measurements to be made without multiple connection steps and removes the need for additional electronic calibration (ECAL) modules. Calibration proceeds quickly without user intervention, so one can calibrate often without resorting to the use of saved calibrations that are out-of-date and lead to incorrect measurements.

Includes the Tools That You Expect

A signal integrity network analyzer should include well integrated tools for providing measurement and analysis in both time and frequency domains. Signal integrity requires more than just S-parameters. The time-domain offers important insight as it shows the performance of the S-parameter models in simulation.

SPARQ includes all of the hardware and software tools standard to make signal-integrity measurements right out of the box. These tools include capabilities that cost extra on most instruments, including mixed-mode S-parameter conversion and port-renumbering, passivity, reciprocity and causality enforcement, and built-in time-domain views like impedance, rho, step response and impulse response. All time-domain results can be normalized to your system rise time.

The SPARQ hardware includes calibrated cables for each port, calibrated female 2.92 mm connectors for each port for adapting the connector gender, a universal wrench for holding most popular connector sizes, and a precision torque wrench.

Streamlined Setup

The simple setup shown in the main setup screen above is all that is needed to configure a SPARQ measurement. You provide the frequencies and number of ports and go. Helper information like time length help in frequency spacing choices and DUT length modes control the pulser repetition rate for faster measurements. Various measurement sequence control modes allow for trade-offs between dynamic range and speed with time estimates shown. All measurements proceed automatically without user intervention. Advanced screens are easily accessible for extra capability, including differential or mixed-mode measurements.

A Wide Variety of Measurement Types

SPARQ can perform all tests currently made with TDR or VNA instruments – only easier. Some measurements and tests that SPARQ performs include:

Impedance
Return loss
Impedance Imbalance
Insertion loss
Crosstalk (near- and far-end)
Differential- to common-mode conversion
Common- to differential-mode conversion
Intra-pair skew
Voltage transfer functions
Differential- and common-mode step response at input and output ports
Mode conversion step response
Both mixed-mode and single-ended measurements standard
Risetime normalization for all time-domain results
TDR and TDT mode

All measurements can be made in differential-mode, common-mode or single-ended, as applicable.

For More Information...

For more information, please download the full PDF datasheet.

General
Ports	2
Calibration	Internal, Automatic
Operating Frequency	DC to 40 GHz
S-parameter Measurements	Single-ended and mixed mode (calculated)
Calibration Method	OSLT (internal)
Connector Type	2.92 mm

Standard Measurement Capability
Frequency Domain Displays	Magnitude, Phase, Real and Imaginary
Time Domain Displays	Impulse Response, Step Response, Rho, Z . normalized to specified rise time
Result Displays	Up to 16 measurements displayed simultaneously
Display Modes	Smith Chart, single, dual, tandem, triple, quad, quattro, hex, octal
De-embedding Modes	User cables, adaptors, and optional fixture
File Output	Touchstone 1.0
Result Actions	Auto-save and e-mail

Pulser / Sampler and Time base
Step Amplitude	200 mV (nominal top-base, 50 ohm termination)
Rise Time	6 ps 20-80% typical - as measured by sampler
Noise	-50 dBm (no averaging, bandwidth limited to 40 GHz)
Repetition Rate	5 MHz (normal DUT length mode) and 1 MHz (long DUT length mode) @ 30% duty cycle
Hardware Averaging	Fast Averaging at 10 Million Points/Second
Acquisition Rate	Normal DUT length mode: 250 acquisitions/second; Long DUT Length Mode: 50 acquisitions/second (nominal)
Acquisition Duration	Normal DUT Length Mode: 50 ns; Long DUT Length Mode: 250 ns
Dynamic Range	77 + 0.272 f - 0.931 sqrt(f) - 20 log(f); (typical, f in GHz; > 50 dB at 40 GHz in Normal sequence control mode)
Time Base Type	Coherent Interleaved Sampling (CIS)
Equivalent Time Sample Rate	204.8 GS/s
Jitter	<= 300 fs rms

Power Requirements
Voltage	100 to 240 VAC(+/- 10%) at 50/60 Hz; Automatic AC voltage selection
Max. Power Consumption	80 W (80 VA) (Operating Mode), 7 W (Standby)

Internal Switching Relays
Frequency Rating	40 GHz
Rated Life	2 million actuations per contact
Insertion Loss	< 1.1 dB at 40 GHz
VSWR	< 1.8 @ 40 GHz
Switching Variation	Insertion loss: 0.05 dB, 0.9 deg, VSWR 0.087 @ 40 GHz
Single Relay Port-port Isolation	> 50 dB @ 40 GHz (pulser / sampler port-port isolation > 100 dB @ 40 GHz)

Environmental and Safety
Temperature (Operating)	5 deg C to 40 deg C (Internal Calibration valid 20 deg C - 0 deg C)
Humidity (Operating)	Maximum relative humidity 80% for temperatures up to 30 ‹C, decreasing linearly to 50% relative humidity at 40 deg C
Altitude (Operating)	Up to 10,000 ft (3,048 m) at or below 30 ‹C

Physical Dimensions
Dimensions (HWD)	7" H x 13.1" W x 13.6" D (178 x 332 x 345 mm)
Weight	17 lbs. (7.711 kg)
Shipping Weight	29 lbs. (13.17 kg)
Shipping Dimensions	12" H x 25" W x 20.5" D (305 x 635 x 521 mm)

Recommended PC Requirements
Operating System	Microsoft Vista® or Windows® 7, 64-bit (Note: The SPARQ application will run on Windows® 32 bit operating systems, but S-parameter calculation time will be impaired)
Processor	Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.4 GHz or better
Memory	4 GB RAM or better
Hard Disk	2 GB available free space
Display Resolution	1280 x 780
Connectivity	USB 2.0 High-speed