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Keysight Technologies N9923A FieldFox Handheld RF Vector Network Analyzer, 4/6 GHz

FieldFox Handheld RF Vector Network Analyzer, 4/6 GHz

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SPECIFICATIONS

Agilent's FieldFox RF vector network analyzer is the world’s most accurate handheld VNA. Key differentiators include:

  • Built-in QuickCal technology enables calibration without a cal kit
  • Best measurement stability over time and temperature
  • Industry´s only handheld network analyzer with MIL PRF 28800F Class 2 compliance with no exceptions

A standard FieldFox RF VNA provides T/R measurements, or S11 and S21, with magnitude and phase. Adding Option 122 (full 2-port S-parameters) brings new levels of accuracy and convenience for testing RF components, and allows measurement of all 4 S-parameters at the same time.

Using FieldFox´s vector voltmeter (VVM), similar to the 8508A, the phase shift and electrical length of a device can be measured. The VVM option also provides ratio measurements of two channels, A/B or B/A.

FieldFox´s other application include distance-to-fault and VSWR testing, absolute power measurements, and characterization of 75-ohm cable TV devices.

AVAILABLE EQUIPMENT OPTIONS
104 4 GHz RF vector network analyzer, transmission/reflection
106 6 GHz RF vector network analyzer, transmission/reflection
112 QuickCal
122 Full two-port S-parameters
302 External USB power sensor support
305 Cable and antenna analyzer
308 Vector voltmeter

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