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Keysight 2050/60 X-Series User’s Guide 15
– L2065XA option 053 LAN peak and average power sensor (10 MHz to 53 GHz)
– L2065XT TVAC LAN peak and average power sensor (10 MHz to 53 GHz)
– L2066XA LAN peak and average power sensor (10 MHz to 54 GHz)
– L2066XT TVAC LAN peak and average power sensor (10 MHz to 54 GHz)
– L2067XA LAN peak and average power sensor (10 MHz to 67 GHz)
– L2067XT TVAC LAN peak and average power sensor (10 MHz to 67 GHz)
The 2050/60 X-Series is capable of measuring the average and peak power of modulated,
pulsed, and continuous wave (CW) signals in 10 MHz to 67 GHz frequency range and
–70 dBm to 26 dBm power range.
The L2050/60 Series LAN power sensor is capable of long distance remote monitoring of
up to 100 meters via the Power over Ethernet (PoE)/LAN connectivity. The PoE connectivity
is compliant to the IEEE 3 W, 802.3af or 802.3at Type 1 standard.
The typical LAN port on your PC or Keysight instruments is not able to power up the L2050/
60 Series LAN power sensor. The L2050/60 Series LAN power sensor must be connected to
a PoE port, which supplies the DC power required to power up the L2050/60 Series LAN
power sensor and to transfer data.
The L2065XT/66XT/67XT is a thermal vacuum sensor for use within a thermal vacuum
(TVAC) chamber.
As the L2065XT/66XT/67XT is fully enclosed in metal, it is strongly recommended to mount
it on a cooling plate (with the thermal interface material provided) during operation to
avoid overheating. Refer to “Mount the L2065XT/66XT/67XT” on page 39 for more
information.
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