MS27102A Remote Spectrum Monitor
Capable of sweeping at rates up to 24 GHz/s, the MS27102A allows capture of many types of signals. This includes periodic or transient transmissions as well as short “bursty” signals. Also featured is a high dynamic range, high sensitivity and low spurious signals. This enables the MS27102A ( shown here in Fig 2) to reliably distinguish between low-level signals being observed and those signals generated by the monitor itself.

MS27102A Outdoor Spectrum Monitor (IP67)

 

Integrated Web Server

The MS27102A features an integrated web server. Using an internet browser (Chrome and FireFox are supported), a user from anywhere in the world can log in to the spectrum monitor and control any of its features. This includes such parameters as frequency
settings, RBW/VBW control, reference level configuration and many other settings relevant to the user’s spectrum monitoring application. Trace data, spectrograms and other measurements can be viewed inside the browser window. A key advantage in using
the web server is that it is platform agnostic. Any electronic device capable of rendering a browser will work with the web server. Users can utilize their PC/ laptop, tablet or even a smartphone to view the spectrum and change instrument settings. The MS27102A features Gbit Ethernet, allowing fast transfers of measurement data and control information. MS27102A Integrated Web Server Smartphone Application

 

Key Applications

  • Radio surveillance and monitoring
  • Detection of illegal or unlicensed transmitters, including AM/FM and cellular broadcasts
  • Coverage measurements
  • Spectrum occupancy and frequency band clearing
  • Fast and efficient detection and elimination of interference sources
  • Monitor jails/prisons for illegal broadcasts
  • Security at military facilities, national borders, utilities, airports and other sensitive sites
  • Spectrum monitoring associated with lab RF testing
  • Government regulators enforcing spectrum policies

Signals of Interest

The wide variety of signals to be monitored fall into several categories. Each of these types of signals will be examined in some detail. These include:

  • Intentional interference (including illegal or unlicensed broadcasts)
  • Accidental interference
  • Occupancy

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