Agilent 3499A High Speed Switching System Module

Product Information

The Agilent 3499A can accommodate up to five plug-in modules, routing up to 200 channels in a test system. With various switch modules, it can scan at rates up to 350 channels per second, or open/close 200 channels in less than 0.1 second. The 3499A is compact, requiring only 2U height in a full rack width mainframe unit. This high-speed, high-density switching system is ideal for electronic/optical automated test (ATE) applications. It features easy wiring with connection kits and multi-function modules for space savings. The Agilent 3499A offers exceptional flexibility with 26 electronic and fiber-optic modules available, accommodating DC to 26.5 GHz, 1 mA to 8A, 1 mV to 1000 V. It's suitable for switching electronic signals from DC to 26.5 GHz, voltages to 250 V, or currents to 8 A.

• High speed, high density, switching system for electronic/optical automated test (ATE) applications
• 26 electronic and fiber-optic modules available
• Accommodates DC to 26.5 GHz, 1 mA to 8A, 1 mV to 1000 V
• Supports switching electronic signals from DC to 26.5 GHz, voltages to 250 V, or currents to 8 A
• Easy wiring with connection kits and multi-function modules for space savings

• High speed, high density, switching system for electronic/optical automated test (ATE) applications
• 26 electronic and fiber-optic modules available
• Five module slots, supporting up to 200 channels
• Switching modules with built-in relay cycle counters
• Supports DC to 26.5 GHz, 1 mA to 8A, 1 mV to 1000 V
• Easy wiring with connection kits and multi-function modules for space savings

Metric: 11.79379 kg
Imperial: 26.0 lbs

Metric: 28 cm x 26 cm x 11 cm
Imperial: 11.02362 in x 10.23622 in x 4.33071 in

9030390020

The most likely harmonized code for the Agilent 3499A is 9030390020, which specifically covers electronic automatic data processing machines and units. This code is used due to the advanced electronic and switching capabilities of the equipment, categorizing it under automatic data processing machines.