The Boonton 4210-4E is a single-channel RF power meter designed for precision power measurements across a broad frequency spectrum. It operates in conjunction with various Boonton 4210 Series sensors, enabling measurements from nanowatts to milliwatts. The instrument offers a wide dynamic range and multiple measurement modes, including power (Watts) and decibels (dBm or dBr). Its microprocessor-based design facilitates automatic ranging, auto-zeroing, and provides a 3.5-digit LED display for clear readings. The Boonton 4210-4E is engineered for both manual and system applications, prioritizing ease of use and reliability in RF and microwave testing and calibration.
### Technical Specifications
* **Measurement Range:**
* 1 nW to 100 mW (depending on sensor used)
* 70 dB dynamic range with 4210-4/5 series sensors
* 40 dB dynamic range with 4210-7E sensor
* Measures RF power levels from 1 nW (-60 dBm) to 100 mW (+20 dBm)
* **Frequency Range:**
* Calibrated frequency range from 0.2 MHz to 18 GHz (depending on sensor)
* Useful response for relative measurements from 20 kHz to approximately 20 GHz
* **Display:**
* 4-digit LED readout with decimal points and minus sign
* 3.5-digit LED display with full annunciators
* **Resolution:**
* 0.01 dB in dBm mode
* 0.1% at full scale to 1% at one-tenth full scale in power range
* **Accuracy:**
* Instrumentation Accuracy (includes instrumentation, sensor non-linearity, range zero corrections, and noise):
* dB Modes: ±1.5% rdg. ± 0.1% f.s.
* Power Modes: ±2% rdg. ± 1.5% f.s.
* For 4210-4/5 sensors, specific accuracies vary by frequency band, e.g., ±1.3% from 300MHz-2GHz, ±3.0% from 2GHz-4GHz, ±3.5% from 4GHz-8GHz.
* **Measurement Modes:**
* Power (Watts)
* dBm
* dBr (relative dB, with user- settable reference)
* **Automatic Features:**
* Automatic Ranging
* Automatic Zeroing
* Automatic Offset (for relative measurements)
* **Sensors:**
* Operates with Boonton Series 4210 sensors.
* Stored calibration data for up to 8 sensors in non-volatile memory.
* Calibration factors are frequency-dependent and entered via a rotary control.
* Sensor replacement may require a corresponding PROM replacement.
* **Response Time:**
* Varies with sensor type and measurement direction (increasing/decreasing level). For Series 4210-4/5 sensors, times range from 0.1 seconds to over 20 seconds.
* **Overload Rating:**
* Temporary overloads up to 300 mW with Series 4210-4 sensors.
* Temporary overloads up to 2 W with Series 4210-5 sensors.
* **Power Requirements:**
* 24 VA
* Selectable: 100, 120, 220, and 240 V ±10%, 50 to 400 Hz.
* **Physical:**
* Dimensions: 5.85 in (14.9 cm) high x 8.3 in (21.1 cm) wide x 13.75 in (349 cm) deep
* Weight: 10 lbs (4.54 kg)
* **Environmental:**
* Operating Temperature: 0 to 55°C
* Storage Temperature: -55 to +75°C
### Interfaces
* **Analog Output:** 10 V full-scale DC output, linear with power on each range (PWR mode), or linear in dB over the entire range in dB mode (8V = 0 dBm, 1V per 10 dB change).
* **Optional GPIB Interface:** Available via Option -01B, duplicates all front panel controls, supports programming of instrument functions.
* **Sensor Connector:** Precision Type N male (for sensor connection).
### Compatibility
* The Boonton 4210-4E is designed to operate with Boonton Series 4210 sensors.
* The instrument can be used with diode sensors for RMS response at low power levels and true average power for CW signals at higher levels. It can also be used with thermal sensors (e.g., 4210-7E/8E) for true average power measurements for all waveforms.
Why Choose Aumictech for Boonton 4210-4E?
At Aumictech, we specialize in supplying high-end RF power measurement equipment. Whether you need accurate and reliable power readings, flexible sensor compatibility, or a user-friendly interface for complex RF testing, our team ensures the Boonton 4210-4E delivers maximum performance for your application.



















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