Description

Battery-operated, high power Passive Intermodulation (PIM) testing solution for the major wireless standards in use around the world. The PIM Master’s small size and light weight, combined with battery operation, make it the ideal solution for verifying PIM performance at difficult to access sites such as Remote Radio Head (RRH) installations or indoor Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS).

Frequency Option/Models Available for the Anritsu MW82119A:

• MW82119A-0700: LTE 700 MHz (Upper & Lower)
• MW82119A-0800: LTE 800 MHz
• MW82119A-0850: Cellular 850 MHz
• MW82119A-0900: E-GSM 900 MHz
• MW82119A-0180: DCS 1800 MHz
• MW82119A-0193: PCS/AWS 1900/2100 MHz
• MW82119A-0210: UMTS 2100 MHz
• MW82119A-0260: LTE 2600 MHz

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Configurable Options for the Anritsu MW92119:

• MW82119A-0019: High Accuracy Power Meter
• MW82119A-0031: GPS Receiver
• MW82119A-0098: Standard Calibration
• MW82119A-0099: Premium Calibration

Capabilities of the Anritsu MW82119A:

• PIM vs. Time
• Swept PIM
• Distance-to-PIM (DTP)
• Noise Floor

The Anritsu MW82119A PIM Master Passive Intermodulation Analyzerr includes Anritsu’s patented Distance-to-PIM (DTP) technology for accurately determining the location of PIM faults, both inside the feed system as well as beyond the antenna. Distance-to-PIM allows technicians to quickly and efficiently locate PIM sources at a site resulting in quicker site repairs and lower cost.

The Anritsu MW82119A PIM Master Passive Intermodulation Analyzer is a high performance PIM test solution allowing operators to adjust output power from +25 dBm (0.3 Watts) to +46 dBm (40 Watts). PIM interference is highly dependent on the power level being transmitted by the system. By matching the PIM test power level more closely to the actual power level used at the site, operators will gain a clearer understanding of the true interference generated by both the RF infrastructure and the environment where the antenna is placed.