Until recently, vector network analyzers (VNAs) have been too expensive and hard to use for IoT and other embedded applications where they can be quite useful for design verification and optimization.

This article provides a brief tutorial on the vector network analyzer, how it works, and its application.

There are two types of network-analysis measurements: scalar and vector. Scalar measurements measure only the magnitude of the input versus output voltage and may be used to measure things like ...

Vector network analysis is critical to ensuring the quality of microwave components manufactured for wireless communications systems. If you are designing or manufacturing microwave components, you ...

A VNA (Vector Network Analyzer) allows you to measure the impedance of an arbitrary device (such as an antenna) across a wide range of frequencies, as well as the transmission coefficient (gain ...

The new Keysight E5081A ENA-X is a midrange network analyzer platform with integrated modulation distortion analysis with full vector correction at the device under test (DUT) plane in a single ...

Testing Antennas with a Network Analyzer Jan 6, 2013 9:00 AM, By Jeremy Ruck, PE No doubt one of the most revolutionary tools for the RF side of broadcasting was the advent of the network analyzer.

A network analyzer is an instrument that allows us to characterize RF networks such as filters, mixers, antennas and even new materials for microwave electronics such as ceramic capacitors and ...

Joe Rickert, Vice President and General Manager of Keysight’s High-Frequency Measurements Center of Excellence, said: “The newest addition to the PNA-X Vector Network Analyzer portfolio is a ...