RIGOL's VNA Calibration Guide

Making accurate VNA measurements requires precise instrument calibration. With the RIGOL calibration kits and a customizable UI it is quick and simple to set up your instrument with our kit or via a user defined calibration setup. See how easy it is to calibrate the RIGOL VNA in order to insure accurate and repeatable results.

RIGOL's VNA Distance to Fault (DTF) Measurement

A "Distance to FaultĦħ measurement is a frequency domain reflective test used to identify signal path degradation and faults. It is useful debugging communications system and completing cable test as well as optimize performance and throughput of a network. See how the RIGOL Vector Network Analyzer lets you quickly complete DTF tests and identify root cause failures.

RIGOL's RSA3000N and RSA5000N series Spectrum Analyzer with VNA Vector Network Analysis mode

The new RIGOL Vector Network Analysis mode adds significant capability to our RSA family of Spectrum Analyzers. Customers needing to characterize active or passive components, identify signal path errors or tune antennas will benefit from the complete VNA solution. Supports the following: S11 - Reflection Coefficient S21 - Forward Transmission Distance to Fault The VNA Mode comes with a rich visualization set to quickly identify and resolve problems with your RF Designs Smith Chart Return Loss Standing Wave Ratio Phase Delay Insertion Loss Group Delay Return Loss Distance to Fault

RIGOL's VNA S21 Measurement

A "Forward TransmissionĦħ S-Parameter, known as an S21, describes how energy passes through a network. To make the measurement a signal is put into port 1 and measured at port 2. This is important when characterizing the performance of passive components like attenuators, splitters, and filters. See how easy it is to make an S21 measurement using the RIGOL Vector Network Analyzer.

RIGOL's VNA S11 Measurement

A "Reflection CoefficientĦħ S-Parameter, known as an S11, describes how energy is reflected back to a transmiting port. To make the measurement a signal is put into port 1 and measured at port 1. This is important when characterizing the performance of active components like amplifiers and debugging signal integrity issues. See how easy it is to make an S11 measurement using the RIGOL Vector Network Analyzer

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