The 4395A is a 500 MHz Network Analyzer from Agilent. A network analyzer is a powerful instrument that measures linear characteristics of radio frequency devices with unparalleled accuracy. A range of industries use network analyzers to test equipment, measure materials, and monitor the integrity of signals.
Additional Features:
Full-vector network and spectrum measurement and analysis
Wide dynamic range network measurement with fast sweep speeds
+/-0.05 dB /+/-0.3deg dynamic magnitude/phase accuracy
Extremely fast narrowband spectrum measurement
Impedance analysis option and test kit available
45 dBm/Hz sensitivity for spectrum analysis
Built-in IBASIC for easy test automation
Time-gated spectrum analysis option
Color TFT display and built-in disk drive/RAM disk
The Agilent 4395A provides excellent vector network, spectrum, and optional impedance measurements for lab and production applications. Gain, phase, group delay, distortion, spurious, CN, and noise measurements often required for evaluating components and circuits can be measured using one instrument. When combined with a test set, it provides reflection measurements, such as return loss, SWR, and S parameters. As a vector network analyzer, the Agilent 4395A operates from 10 Hz to 500 MHz with 1 mHz resolution; and its integrated synthesized source provides -50 to + 15dBm of output power with 0.1 dB resolution. The dynamic magnitude and phase accuracy are +/-0.05dB and +/-0.3deg. so that it can accurately measure gain and group delay flatness, which are becoming more important in modern electronics systems. As a spectrum analyzer, it operates from 10 Hz to 500 MHz with resolution bandwidths (RBWs) spanning 1 Hz to 1 MHz in a 1-3-10 steps. A fully-synthesized local oscillator allows stable and accurate frequency analysis. Direct A/D conversion (no LOG amplifier is used) results in +/-0.8 dB level accuracy (@50 MHz, -20 dBm). Noise sidebands fall below -100 dBc/Hz @ 100 kHz offset from carriers, Sensitivity is -145 dBm/Hz at 10 MHz.
The 4395A is a 500 MHz Network Analyzer from Agilent. A network analyzer is a powerful instrument that measures linear characteristics of radio frequency devices with unparalleled accuracy. A range of industries use network analyzers to test equipment, measure materials, and monitor the integrity of signals.
Additional Features:
- Full-vector network and spectrum measurement and analysis
- Wide dynamic range network measurement with fast sweep speeds
- +/-0.05 dB /+/-0.3deg dynamic magnitude/phase accuracy
- Extremely fast narrowband spectrum measurement
- Impedance analysis option and test kit available
- 45 dBm/Hz sensitivity for spectrum analysis
- Built-in IBASIC for easy test automation
- Time-gated spectrum analysis option
- Color TFT display and built-in disk drive/RAM disk
The Agilent 4395A provides excellent vector network, spectrum, and optional impedance measurements for lab and production applications. Gain, phase, group delay, distortion, spurious, CN, and noise measurements often required for evaluating components and circuits can be measured using one instrument. When combined with a test set, it provides reflection measurements, such as return loss, SWR, and S parameters. As a vector network analyzer, the Agilent 4395A operates from 10 Hz to 500 MHz with 1 mHz resolution; and its integrated synthesized source provides -50 to + 15dBm of output power with 0.1 dB resolution. The dynamic magnitude and phase accuracy are +/-0.05dB and +/-0.3deg. so that it can accurately measure gain and group delay flatness, which are becoming more important in modern electronics systems. As a spectrum analyzer, it operates from 10 Hz to 500 MHz with resolution bandwidths (RBWs) spanning 1 Hz to 1 MHz in a 1-3-10 steps. A fully-synthesized local oscillator allows stable and accurate frequency analysis. Direct A/D conversion (no LOG amplifier is used) results in +/-0.8 dB level accuracy (@50 MHz, -20 dBm). Noise sidebands fall below -100 dBc/Hz @ 100 kHz offset from carriers, Sensitivity is -145 dBm/Hz at 10 MHz.
