Keysight N5244B 422 020 029 Win7 PNA-X Network Analyzer

Keysight N5244B PNA-X Network Analyzer 10 MHz to 50 GHz

Configurations include:

• 422 - 4-ports, dual sources, with extended power range, combiner, and mechanical switches
• 020 - IF access
• 029 - Add low-noise receiver
• Win7 - Windows OS

The N5244B PNA‑X network analyzer, part of the PNA-X series, is a highly adaptable microwave measurement platform built to characterize active components such as amplifiers, mixers, and frequency converters. It integrates dual internal signal sources, a signal combiner, S‑parameter and noise receivers, pulse modulators, generators, switches, and RF access ports. With these capabilities combined, you can perform an extensive range of linear and nonlinear tests using just one set of connections to your device under test.

About Option 422

Option 422 includes a combiner, mechanical switches, and more access loops. The internal second source provides an additional signal (fixed or swept) for two-tone intermodulation testing of amplifiers, or for use as a local oscillator for testing mixers and frequency converters. The mechanical switches switch the combiner in and out as needed, as well as enabling the additional access loops for advanced configurations. The second source drives ports 3 and 4 and is also available from port 1 when combined with source 1, or via rear-panel access loops. The maximum power rating on the test port couplers is +43 dBm (additional attenuators or isolators are typically required to protect other components inside the instrument). Option 422 is not available on the N5247B. To independently control the frequency of the second internal source, one of the following software applications is required: S93080/029/070x/082/083/084/86/087/089/090x/093/094B or S94510/511B.

PNA-X Series Features

• Three DDS sources with low spurious and very low phase noise, and 6 GHz arbitrary waveform generation
• Sigle-connection multiple measurement
• Built-in combiner
• Switchable rear-panel jumpers provide the flexibility to add signal-conditioning hardware or route additional test equipment to the DUT without moving test cables
• Phase noise, AM noise, and residual noise measurements
• Third source for two-tone frequency converter test
• Modulation distortion analysis: EVM, NPR, ACPR