Seven models are available with a frequency range from 9 kHz to 9/14/20/26.5/32/44 and 54 GHz. This family offers a Displayed Average Noise Level (DANL) of <-160 dBm and a typical Third Order Intercept (TOI) of +20 dBm for accurate measurements of spectrum cleanup, radio alignment, harmonics, and distortion. The 100 MHz modulation bandwidth, along with a typical phase noise of -110 dBc/Hz for a 100 kHz offset, enables precise modulation measurements in digital systems. Its amplitude accuracy of ±0.5 dB (typical) ensures reliable measurements of both transmitter power and spurious signals.
The Field Master Pro MS2090A is a testing tool for 5G New Radio (5G NR) deployments and supports 5G NR demodulation, including cell and beam identification, RSRP/RSRQ, SINR, and EVM across all 5G bands (sub-6 GHz [3.5 GHz] and millimeter wave [28 GHz and 39 GHz]). It can also be used for compliance testing, such as EIRP, spectral emission mask, and time offset, as well as harmonic and spurious signal testing. Real-time spectrum analysis covers up to 100 MHz of bandwidth, enabling interference monitoring across both mobile bands and the entire ISM band.
The Field Master Pro MS2090A's 100 MHz bandwidth enables real-time spectrum analysis, while its low background noise, along with the spectrogram display, makes it easy for field technicians and engineers to monitor RF spectrum and locate intermittent or intermittent signals. Up to six different traces can be configured for erasing/writing, holding maximum or minimum values, and averaging, among other functions. It can be integrated with the NEON® MA8100A Signal Mapper to create a 3D coverage planning solution for use inside buildings or in large open spaces.
It features a rugged casing with a rubber cover that protects the connectors in case of a drop, and its 10-inch color touchscreen exceeds IK08 impact protection standards for field use. The screen has a resolution of 1280 x 800 and a high-contrast color palette that allows for clear viewing of results under all conditions, including at night and in bright sunlight.
The touchscreen makes the device easy to use, allowing users to pan and swipe across the entire frequency range, or pinch and zoom to quickly view signals of interest. The menus have been designed and tested to meet standard touchscreen design guidelines.
