Hewlett Packard 339A
Distortion Analyzer, Refurbished

• Ultra low distortion measurements
• Built-in low distortion oscillator
• Automatic
• True RMS detection

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Hewlett-Packard's 339A Distortion Measurement Set is an ultra low distortion measuring system complete with total harmonic distortion (THD) analyzer, true-rms voltmeter, and sinewave oscillator. This small, lightweight bench measurement set allows you to make THD distortion measurements as low as 0.0018% over a 10 Hz to 110 kHz frequency band including harmonics to 330 kHz.

For fast and easy THD measurements the built-in tracking oscillator in HP's 339A saves test time because you tune one instrument instead of two.  Frequency and level measurements are easy to do with HP's 339A's voltmeter, which offers you a 1 mV to 300 V measurement range.  The Relative Level mode has been included to further simplify frequency response measurements.   Just set a 0 dBm reference at any frequency from 10 Hz to 110 kHz.  Gain measurements can be read directly from the easy-to-read meter.

Operation Simplicity

Automatic frequency tuning and set-level features allow you to make rapid, error free THD measurements.  The 339A's built-in tracking oscillator eliminates the need to find the fundamental frequency and tune the analyzer for a null.  Just select your oscillator frequency and the rest is automatic.  Automatic set-level saves time by automatically setting 0 dB (100%) reference in the distortion measuring mode.  Front panel directional indicators light when the input range setting is improper insuring accurate and repeatable measurements where distortion as a function of a level (SINAD, for example) is desired.  Without this feature, measurements are very time consuming and tedious.

When an external stimulus is used, analyzer tuning is simplified by directional indicator lights for reaching the fundamental null quickly and easily.