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The 35670A is applied in troubleshooting mechanical vibration and noise problems, characterizing control systems, and performing general spectrum and network analysis. Optional features enable real-time octave analysis, computed order tracking for rotating machinery, and swept-sine measurements.[2][3]
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The Agilent 35670A covers a frequency range from 122 μHz to 102.4 kHz in single-channel mode, with lower ranges for multiple channels.[2][3]
Standard modes include FFT analysis, histogram/time correlation analysis, and time capture. Optional modes include real-time octave analysis, computed order tracking, and swept-sine measurements.[2][3]
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