The Rohde & Schwarz UPV66 is a high-performance audio analyzer engineered for comprehensive signal analysis and generation across DC to 250 kHz. Built with integrated PC and Windows-based interface, it delivers precise measurements critical to audio product development, quality assurance, and system integration. The instrument supports analog and digital audio interfaces with selectable analyzer bandwidth options of 22 kHz, 40/80 kHz, or 250 kHz, and operates at sampling rates up to 400 kHz.
Technical Specifications
• Frequency Range: DC to 250 kHz
• Analyzer Bandwidth: 22 kHz, 40/80 kHz, or 250 kHz
• Sampling Rate: Up to 400 kHz
• Level Error (RMS, sinewave): ±0.05 dB, ±0.025 dB (typical) at 1 kHz
– Key Features
Signal Generation
• Analog waveform synthesis: sinewave, stereo sine, multi-sinewave, noise, 32-tone, dual-tone, and difference-frequency distortion signals
• Frequency, amplitude, and phase adjustment controls
• Optional second analog generator (R&S UPV-B3)
• Low distortion generator option (R&S UPV-B1)
Measurement Capabilities
• Frequency response, THD (total harmonic distortion with selective harmonic analysis)
• Spectral analysis with FFT up to 256k points in double precision
• Level measurement: RMS, peak, quasi-peak weighting
• Signal-to-Noise ratio, phase and group delay, polarity testing
• DC voltage measurement and dynamic intermodulation analysis
• Undersample FFT (R&S UPV-K6) for 0.2 mHz resolution
• Digital interface testing including jitter analysis (R&S UPV-K22)
• Optional PESQ, PEAQ, POLQA measurement software
• Optional hearing aid measurement software (R&S UPV-K7, K71)
• Optional mobile phone test software (R&S UPV-K9, K91, K92, K98)
Interface Connectivity
• Optional digital audio: AES/EBU, S/P-DIF (R&S UPV-B2), I²S (R&S UPV-B41), Universal Serial Interface (R&S UPV-B42)
• Optional multi-channel analog input: up to 16 channels (two R&S UPV-B48 modules)
– Typical Applications
Audio product development and validation, digital interface characterization, hearing aid assessment, mobile audio testing, and laboratory signal analysis.
