Setup is fast and easy with the plug-and-play USB connectivity. Simply connect the sensor to your PC and start performing power measurement immediately with the bundled software. With Keysight’s USB power sensors, you get what you need— simple setup, beyond just a sensor. Looking for a LAN connectivity power sensor for long-distance remote monitoring of satellite systems? Choose the L20X0XA LAN power sensor, a LAN/Power over Ethernet (PoE) based sensor with thermal vacuum option, and the widest dynamic range.

Looking for a USB power sensor to plug into your PC? Choose the U20X0XA USB Power sensor, with real-time measurement, zero dead time, and internal firmware memory available up to 1Mbyte. U/L2050/60 X-Series USB / LAN Wide Dynamic Range Peak and Average Power Sensors Keysight’s LAN and USB power sensors offer the capability to measure peak and average power of a power meter in a compact and portable form factor. A USB power sensor connects to a power meter and measures the power level of a signal. A small, portable device, a USB power sensor measures the power consumption of electronic devices that connect to USB ports. These sensors can provide real-time data on parameters such as voltage, current, power, and energy consumption, enabling users to thoroughly assess the power usage of their devices in different operating conditions. Typically, sensors connect easily to USB ports, making them a convenient tool for analyzing the power dynamics of various electronic devices.Wide dynamic range at -70 to +26 dBm and measures continuous pulses with zero dead time (down to 100us PRI or 10 kHz PRF)

At a glance—USB C Tester: Monitor USB-C power and charging. Measure voltage and amperage. Visualize the directional flow of electrical current. Updated OLED display is brighter and easier to read. New orientation button lets you flip the screen 180 degrees Bidirectional—USB power meter can be connected in either orientation, allowing for the full range of USB Power Delivery voltage from 5 to 20V (4V-22V, 50mA-6.5A operating range)Calibration requirements for USB sensors vary based on the sensor type and the specific parameters that engineers are measuring. Calibration is crucial to ensure accurate and reliable measurements. While specific USB sensors may come pre-calibrated by the manufacturer, others may require periodic calibration to sustain accuracy. Factors influencing calibration include the need for precise measurements, changes in environmental conditions, adherence to regulatory standards, and application-specific accuracy demands. Small and Tough—Small enough to go anywhere you need a USB C voltage meter. Even fits most phones and tablets without removing protective case. Strengthened USB-C connections ensure it's sturdy enough to be your go-to USB C power tester