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ZET 019-U2 portable ultrasonic spectrum analyzer |
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The ZET 019-U2 multifunctional spectrum analyzer is designed to measure the spectral components of signals with various accelerometers and microphones plus the correlation structure of signals, generate electrical signals with normalized metrological parameters, and measure noise and vibration levels in 1/3-octave bands, which allows you to use it as a vibrometer and sound level meter. It can be connected to a PC and powered by a USB 2.0 bus. Its built-in ICP amplifier for sensors with integrated electronics allows you to connect accelerometers and ICP microphones without using intermediate amplifiers and smart TEDS accelerometers (sensors that support the IEEE 1451.4 connectivity standard).

The ZET 019-U2 will be indispensable when you need to perform various kinds of tests that do not permit the use of stationary measuring devices, though its technical and metrological characteristics are just as good. The internal disk of up to 32 Gb allows you to collect data offline for subsequent processing on a PC. Its low weight and small size make it suitable for hard-to-reach places when diagnosing rotating parts, gears, bearings and turbines. It can process signals in real time and process recorded temporary implementations.
The analyzer can be equipped with additional accessories for connecting various sensors: force sensors, acceleration sensors, microphones and accelerometers with 4–20 mA standard current output. The analyzer can also be equipped with an adapter to provide Wi-Fi access in real-time.

Main technical characteristics:
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Analog input (ADC)
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| Number of analog inputs |
2
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| Frequency bands of simultaneously analyzed signals |
0–10, 0–100, 0–1,000, 0–10,000, 0–100,000, 0–200,000 Hz
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| Conversion frequency per channel |
up to 200 kHz
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| Maximum input voltage at unity gain |
± 10 V
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| Programmable gain |
20, 40, 60 dB
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| Dynamic range in the frequency range up to 100 Hz |
126 dB
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| Dynamic range in the frequency range up to 1 kHz |
116 dB
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| Dynamic range in the frequency range up to 10 kHz |
106 dB
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| Dynamic range in the frequency range up to 100 kHz |
96 dB
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| Interchannel phase difference |
1° at 10 kHz
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| Noise floor in the entire passband at maximum gain reduced to the input |
1 µV
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Analog output (DAC)
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| Number of analog outputs |
1
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| Range of frequencies of the generated sinusoidal signal |
0.03–200,000Hz
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| Limit of allowable relative frequency tuning error for the 0–200,000 Hz range |
±0.1%
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| Limit of allowable relative frequency tuning error for the 0.03–10 Hz range |
±10%
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| Number of DAC bits |
16
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| DC output voltage value |
±10 V
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| Limits of allowable error when setting the output DC and AC |
± (0.2% + 2 mV)
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| Harmonic content of the generated sinusoidal signal |
0.1%
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Digital input/output
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| Digital input |
8 bits
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| Digital output |
8 bits
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| Type of digital input/output logic |
TTL
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Other characteristics
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| Amount of dynamic memory |
32 Mb
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| Amount of internal non-volatile memory |
Up to 32 Gb
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| Data rate through a HighSpeed USB 2.0 bus |
480 Mbps
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| Dimensions |
115 x 180 x 35 mm
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| Weight |
0.4 kg
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| It can be synchronized and started up through a digital jack. |
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Measure and display signal levels in narrow spectral bands
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Measure and display signal levels in narrow spectral bands
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Calculate cross-spectral functions
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Long-term recording of signal parameters in multichannel recording mode
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Cross-correlation analysis
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Modal analysis
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Measure amplitude-frequency and phase-frequency characteristics
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Generate signals of various shapes, amplitudes and frequencies
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Basic equipment of the ZET 019-U2 spectrum analyzer
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Appearance
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Name
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Brief description
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Price (rubles)
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 | ZET 019-U2 spectrum analyzer | The basic package includes: ZET 019-U2 spectrum analyzer, USB 2.0 cable, BNC-BNC cable, CD with ZETLab software, owner’s manual and operator’s manual. |
143,220
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Additional equipment, options and accessories
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Appearance
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Name
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Brief description
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Price (rubles)
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 | Extended temperature range |
Wide range of temperatures from -10 to +50°C
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17,000
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 | Optional offline recorder and flash drive |
Digital offline recording software
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15,000
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 | Ethernet 10/100 interface |
Ethernet PC connection software
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15 000
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 | Wi-Fi interface (requires Ethernet interface option) |
Set of modules, cables and adapters for Wi-Fi data transfer
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6,000
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 | Ethernet powering |
Set of devices, adapters and 220 V power supplies for Ethernet powering of devices at distances up to 100 m
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3,000
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 | Battery pack for offline operation |
Used for offline use of spectrum analyzers with flash drive, Wi-Fi and Ethernet modules
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4,000
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 | Cases | Convenient carrying case for spectrum analyzers and sensors |
6,667
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 | Multichannel distributed spectrum analyzer | Building a multichannel distributed measuring system no longer requires huge investments. It simply consists of several analyzers. |
Discount up to 25%
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Order form for legal entities
Order form for individuals
The ZET 019-U2 spectrum analyzer is listed in the State Register of Measuring Instruments.
Spectrograms and correlograms may additionally be displayed for all the spectral and correlation functions. Additionally, you can see sections of spectrograms across time and frequency. The A19-U2 meets the requirements of the 3rd group of GOST 22261 “Tools for measuring electrical and magnetic magnitudes.” It meets the electromagnetic compatibility requirements of GOST R 51318.22 “Industrial Interference from information technology equipment,” GOST R 50839 “Electromagnetic compatibility: resistance of computer equipment to electromagnetic interference: requirements and testing methods,” GOST R 51317.4.2 “Resistance to electrostatic discharges,” GOST R 51317.4.3 “Resistance to the radio frequency electromagnetic field,” GOST R 51317.4.4 “Resistance to nanosecond pulsed interference,” GOST R 51317.4.5 “Resistance to high-energy microsecond pulse interference” and GOST R 51317.4.11 “Resistance to dynamic changes in voltage.”
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