Comparison ledger
Applied Materials 0010-03485 Magnet Assy, Keysight 436 A Power Meter, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.
| Attribute | 0010-03485 Magnet AssyApplied Materials | 436 A Power MeterKeysight |
|---|---|---|
| OEM | Applied Materials | Keysight |
| Category | — | — |
| Wafer size | — | — |
| Process node | — | — |
| Introduced | — | — |
| Production run | — | — |
| Lifecycle | — | — |
| Lifecycle milestones | — | — |
| Control system | — | — |
| Generation | — | — |
| Family | Applied Materials 0010-03485 Magnet Assy | Keysight 436 A Power Meter |
| Cited variants | — |
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| Specifications | ||
| Configuration | WP AL 300mm PVD[2] | — |
| OEM | Applied Materials[2] | — |
| Model | 0010-03485[2] | 436 A[7] |
| Description | MAGNET ASSY, WP AL 300MM PVD[3] | — |
| Process | PVD[4] | — |
| Wafer size | 300mm[5] | — |
| Version | Spares[5] | — |
| Part Number | 0010-03485[2] | — |
| Manufacturer | Applied Materials[2] | Keysight / Agilent[7] |
| Process Type | PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition)[2] | — |
| Application (Material) | Aluminum (AL)[2] | — |
| Wafer Diameter (associated) | 300 mm[2] | — |
| Type | — | general-purpose digital power meter[6] |
| Measurement mode | — | manual and automatic radio-frequency (RF) and microwave-power measurements[6] |
| Power measurement | — | absolute or relative power[6] |
| Display units | — | watts, dBm, or dB relative[6] |
| Sensor compatibility | — | 8480 power sensors[6] |
| Option 022 | — | GPIB programmability[1] |
| Power reference | — | internal 50 MHz oscillator / Type-N output[6] |
| Power range | — | -70 to +44 dBm[6] |
| Power accuracy | — | ±0.5%[6] |
| Measurement type | — | General-purpose digital power meter for manual and automatic RF and microwave-power measurements[6] |
| Compatibility | — | Entire series of 8480 power sensors[6] |
| Frequency range | — | 100 kHz to 110 GHz[6] |
| Display Modes | — | Watts, dBm, or dB relative[6] |
| Compatible Sensors | — | Entire series of 8480 power sensors[6] |
| Peaking Meter | — | For analog adjustments[6] |
| Cal Factor | — | To compensate each sensor for improved accuracy[6] |