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Bird SH-60S-AOA Handheld Spectrum Analyzer
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Defeat RF Interference

The SH-60S-AOA provides the ability to triangulate the location of an interferer on a map for signals between 9 kHz and 6 GHz. Integrating digital maps, GPS location and signal strength vectoring, the SignalHawk AOA provides an easy-to-use interface to pinpoint potential in-band interferers, “rogue” broadcast locations and dead spots.

Field engineers, technicians, wireless equipment manufacturers, service providers, contractors, and military personnel can triangulate the source of an interferer by utilizing our AOA (Angle of Arrival) technology. Being highly portable allows the user to go remote locations to accurately pinpoint the signal origination. In today’s crowded RF spectrum this cutting edge technology can quickly and efficiently stop unwanted, accidental or prohibited interface that can degrade RF communication or completely disrupt signal quality and system performance.

 

  • Leverages mapping technology from OpenStreetMap allowing users to triangulate the source.
  • Two level internal preamplifier.
  • View the spectrum with trace display, spectrogram display, or both.
  • Easy-to-use, intuitive menus with multi-touch operation.
  • More than 2x faster sweep times than the competition with multi-touch technology.
  • High-resolution, full-color display for indoor or outdoor viewing.
  • Rugged and weather resistant.
  • 5 hours of continuous battery operation.
  • Includes the Bird RF Meter App for interoperability with a wide range of Bird Field sensors

product specifications:

Item No

SH-60S-AOA

Item Name

Hand-Held Spectrum Analyzer

Frequency

Range: 9 kHz to 6 GHz
Span Accuracy: ±1%

Aging

±1 ppm

Sweep Time

1.1 ms to 1600 s Full Span
2.69 ms to 1600 s Settable Zero Span

Resolution Bandwidth

10 Hz to 5 MHz in 1, 2, 3, 5, 10 Steps
Accuracy: ≥1 MHz, ±10% (<1 MHz, ±2%)

Second Harmonic Distortion

1.6 GHz -70 dBc

Third-Order Intercept --TOI

+15 dBm (–10 dBm tones , 1 MHz apart, Preamp Off, Reference Level –10 dBm)

P1dB

+5 dBm (nom)

Phase Noise

-95 dBc/Hz,@10 kHz (typical -97 dBc/Hz)
-115 dBc/Hz,@1 MHz (typical -116 dBc/Hz)

Measurement Range

DANL to +20 dBm

Input Attenuator

Range: 0 to 30 dB, 1 dB step
Uncertainty: ±0.6 dB

Max Safe Input Level

Preamp Off: +30 dBm
Preamp -20 dB: 0 dBm
Preamp +40 dB: -20 dBm

Reference Level Range

-140 dBm to +20 dBm
-190 dBm to +70 dBm
(Ref Level Offset: ON)

RBW Switching Uncertainty

±0.3 dB

Display Average Noise Level -- DANL

Preamp Off: 1 GHz, -129 dBm/Hz (typical -132 dBm/Hz)
Preamp +20 dB: 1 GHz, -149 dBm/Hz (typical -152 dBm/Hz)
Preamp +40 dB: 1 GHz, -168 dBm/Hz (typical -169 dBm/Hz)
(Input terminated, Detector set to Positive, Trace Average set to 1000, Span set to 50 kHz, Reference level of -100 dBm, all other settings auto-coupled, 23±5 °C normalized to 1 Hz RBW)

Residual Responses

-75 dBm

Amplitude Accuracy

±1.5 dB (ATT set to 0 dB , input signal -5 to -30 dBm, Detector set to Positive, Sensitivity set to Low, RBW auto-coupled, all other settings auto-coupled, 23±5 °C. Half hour warm-up required.)

Reference Level Accuracy

≥ -60 dBm, ±0.8 dB

Connectors

RF In: N (Female)
USB: USB type C
Power Interface: Slim Tip, DC 20V

Display

5.5 inch, 1280 x 720 pixel

OS

Android

Languages

English, Chinese

Battery

Type: Li-ion
Operating Time: 5 hours (typ)
Charge Time: 6 hours (typ)

Compatible With

For a complete list of compatible sensors see Bird’s RF Meter Page

Temperature Range

Operating: 0 to 50°C
Storage: -20 to 70°C

Dimensions

7.8" x 3.7" x 2.4" (197 x 93 x 61 mm)

Weight

1.98 lb (0.9 kg)

Standard Accessories

Hard Carrying Case, Soft Carrying Case, AC Adapter (12 Vdc Ouput), Stylus, USB Drive, USB Adapter, Manual and Battery

  • Channel Power
  • Adjacent Channel Power Ratio (ACPR)
  • Phase Noise
  • N dB Down Bandwidth
  • Occupied Bandwidth (OBW)
  • Field Strength
  • FM Demodulation
  • CNR Loss (GNSS Signal Quality)
  • Spectrum Masking and Limit Lines

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