What does a VNA measure? What can one do with the measured data? What devices are measured with a VNA? Most design engineers are familiar with tools of the trade such as voltmeters, oscilloscopes, ...

Developer Cary Wang based in Vancouver, Canada has created a new low-cost fully featured Vector Network Analyzer that is both easy-to-use and allows S parameter export. Watch the demonstration video ...

Keysight’s new-generation network analyzer, NA520xA PNA-X, simplifies complex characterization test setups with a highly configurable architecture offering four independent RF sources with pulse ...

Dublin, June 24, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Vector Network Analyzer Market - Forecasts from 2021 to 2026" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The vector network analyzer ...

Agilent Technologies Inc. introduced five new PNA-L vector network analyzer models, offering design and manufacturing engineers the highest performance (up to 50 GHz) in a mid-range VNA, along with ...

With vector network analyzers, the commercial offerings seem to come in two flavors: relatively inexpensive but limited capabilities, and full-featured but scary expensive. There doesn’t seem to be ...

Saelig Company, Inc. introduces the Pico Technology PicoVNA 106 Low-Cost Vector Network Analyzer. It is an economical USB-controlled, professional-grade 300kHz to 6GHz Vector Network Analyzer (VNA) ...

Midrange solution offers simplified test setup that accelerates characterization of power amplifier designs for 5G transmitters by up to 50% Integrated platform provides modulation distortion analysis ...

Munich, September — The ZVA67 vector network analyzer from Rohde & Schwarz covers the 10 MHz to 67 GHz frequency range and is based on the established ZVA family. It claims to be the fastest vector ...

Delivers greater hardware versatility, reducing test setup complexity Enables bi-directional noise figure and intermodulation distortion testing without external switches SANTA ROSA, Calif.--(BUSINESS ...

Congratulations and thank you go to Theodore Yapo for authoring the first paper to complete the peer review process for the Hackaday Journal. You can read the standalone paper here; it will be ...