Agilent
3562 A Dynamic Signal Analyzer
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The Agilent 3562A Dynamic Signal Analyzer is a dual-channel fast-Fourier transform-based analyzer. The Agilent 3562A Dynamic Signal Analyzer operates over a dc-to-100 kHz frequency range. The Agilent 3562A Dynamic Signal Analyzer includes a built-in signal source.[1][2][3]
What it is
The HP 3562A is a dual-channel, fast Fourier transform-based dynamic signal analyzer. The instrument provides analysis capabilities in both the time and frequency domains.[1][2]
The HP 3562A covers a frequency range from dc to 100 kHz. The analyzer has a measurement range of 150 dB and a dynamic range of 80 dB.[2][3]
What do the numbers mean?
Power & electrical2
Performance3
Control & software1
Configuration & options12
- Analysis functions
- Network analysis, spectrum analysis, transient analysis, waveform recording, frequency response analysis, and modulation analysis[2]
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Frequently asked questions
What is the measurement dynamic range of the HP 3562A?
The HP 3562A offers a 150 dB measurement range and 80 dB dynamic range.[2][3]
What signal source is built into the HP 3562A?
The HP 3562A includes a built-in signal source that provides noise and sine signals.[2]
What is the frequency resolution of the HP 3562A?
The HP 3562A provides zoom analysis with frequency resolution to 25.6 microhertz.[2]
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- [1]manualslib.com — manualslib.commanualslib.com
- [2]testequipmentdepot.com — testequipmentdepot.comtestequipmentdepot.com
- [3]Agilent/ HP 3562A Dynamic Signal Analyzer, Dual-Channel, 64 µHz to 100 kHz - Calright Instruments — calright.comcalright.com
- [4]Inventory photo
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- [7]Equipment inventory listing
Last updated Sep 30, 2026.
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