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Manufacturer number: 1334.3330.92
| Article number: | 1334.3330.92 |
|---|---|
| Crosstalk: | No |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) (mm): | 361.5 x 462.5 x 239.6 |
| Display: | 1280 × 800, 125 dpi |
| IF-BW: | 1 Hz - 10 kHz |
| Input impedance: | 50 Ω |
| Interfaces: | USB, LAN, BNC, DP, HDMI Optional: GPIB |
| Max. Dynamic range: | 128 dB (typ.) |
| Measuring speed for 201 points: | 0,002 s |
| Min. output power: | -30 dBm |
| Model: | ZNB43 |
| Number of ports: | 2 |
| Screen size: | 30.7 cm |
| Screen type: | WXGA, LCD, touchscreen |
| Special features: | Vector network analyzer, RF power meter |
| Time range analysis: | Optional |
| Weight (kg): | 14 |
| max. Output power: | +12 dBm |
| max. frequency (GHz): | 43.5 |
| min. frequency (kHz): | 100 |
The ZNB vector network analyzers from Rohde and Schwarz combine measurement accuracy with high measurement speeds (< 5 µs/measuring point) up to 40 GHz. The analyzers impress with their high dynamic range (up to 140 dB at 10 Hz analysis bandwidth), their low noise (below 0.004 dB RMS at 10 kHz analysis bandwidth) and their high output power (up to +13 dBm). With a frequency range from 100 kHz to 43 GHz, the vector network analyzer ZNB43 comes e.g. B. in the communications and electronics industry, for design verification of digital high-speed printed circuit boards or for applications in the aerospace industry. It is ideal for the development and production of HF components such as amplifiers, mixers, filters, cables, etc.
All ZNB vector network analyzers are available with two or four ports. For even more complex measurements, the number of ports can be expanded with switching matrices, e.g. B. to characterize HF components for modern communication devices. With a four-port device, for example, two matrices with two input and 24 output ports can be combined in order to measure DUTs with up to 48 ports, e.g. B. Front-end modules for smartphones. The matrix type is recognized and the gate numbers are assigned automatically so that the user can start measuring quickly. S-parameters and wave sizes are selected directly via the network analyzer's user interface.
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