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VNA boasts four independent RF sources

Part of Keysight’s PNA-X vector network analyzer portfolio, the NA520xA integrates up to four RF sources, two combiners, and two low-noise receivers. Its independent RF sources with pulse modulators and source filters eliminate the need for external sources, simplifying complex component characterization in a single test setup.

The NA520xA series comprises three configurable models, with frequency ranges of 10 MHz to 26.5 GHz, 43.5 GHz, and 50 GHz. Key benefits of the NA520xA PNA-X include:

Expanded Measurement Versatility – Two low-noise receivers and signal combiners enable noise figure and intermodulation distortion measurements in two directions, without external switches.
Advanced Receiver Architecture – Eight wideband, high dynamic range, pre-selected receivers enable faster S-parameter and spectrum analysis measurements, as well as high-resolution pulsed RF measurements.
Flexible Design Verification Setup – Precision network analysis on a wide variety of complex active devices leveraging direct receiver access and accessible front-panel loops.

Prices quotes for the NA520xA VNA can be requested online. To learn more about the PNA-X family of network analyzers, click here.

NA520xA series datasheet

NA520xA configuration guide

Keysight Technologies 

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