• Real-Time Full Bandwidth Data Acquisition
• Versatile – Reconfigurable Front End
• Measure: PM / AM / Baseband / Spurious / Jitter
• Isolated AM / PM
• Automated Residual Measurements
• Outstanding Accuracy

The HA7163A is a heterodyne downconversion system that is designed to seamlessly integrate with Holzworth’s real time phase noise analysis products as a calibrated frequency extension. The HA7163A provides for both absolute and residual (additive) measurements to 50GHz, making it the only solution available on the market for taking accurate additive phase noise measurements at frequencies of greater than 18GHz, without using external mixers.

• 2-port VNA with frequency options from 1 MHz to 8 GHz / 20 GHz / 43.5 GHz (options for 20, 50, and 100 meters)
• Extend remote ports 100 meters apart with PhaseLync synchronization
• Small and lightweight ports enable direct connection to DUT eliminating long cable runs
• Guaranteed performance to 43.5 GHz with Extended-K™ ports
• PC control takes advantage of external computer processing power and functionality
• No on-board data storage makes use in secure applications more convenient
• Common ShockLine control software delivers powerful debug and test capabilities
• PhaseLync control module MN25132A

• Specified performance to 43.5 GHz with Extended K™ ports
• Simple signal integrity testing of passive multiport and differential devices
• Wide dynamic range enables measurement of very low reflection artifacts
• Excellent corrected directivity minimizes measurement uncertainty
• SmartCal™ auto calibration unit reduces calibration and setup time
• Time domain with time gating option enables TDR-like measurements
• Modern LAN interface for remote control is faster than GPIB
• A common GUI and SCPI interface within the ShockLine family
• The compact 3U high chassis allows for the efficient use of rack space
• Bias tee option simplifies test setups where the DUT needs DC biasing
• Universal Fixture Extraction (UFX) software option provides advanced de-embedding tools for test fixture extraction

• Calibration-grade metrology standards
• Used for VNA calibration and/or calibration validation

Precision standard mismatches are fixed coaxial terminations, which are used to introduce a known VSWR into a 50 ohm transmission system. These mismatches are extremely useful in a wide variety of applications and are quick and easy to use. They can be used to calibrate swept reflectometers, verify network analyzer calibration, establish impedance references in TDR measurements.

• Automated Absolute and Additive (Residual) Measurements
• Real Time Cross Correlation
• Only analyzer available that allows actual noise floor measurement
• Unparalleled analog performance
• Repeatable data

The HA7162D Real Time Phase Noise Analyzer delivers proven accuracy, high reliability, automation and flexibility. The real time engine covers the full measurement bandwidth with extremely fast measurement speeds to reduce product development time and optimizes ATE manufacturing throughput.

• Single or dual-channel display
• Agilent HP 437 & Agilent HP 438, and Boonton 4220A & 4230A emulation
• Automatically loads sensor data
• Simple software control via SCPI language
• IEEE-488 and RS-232 interfaces standard

The 4240 series of CW RF power meters provides the high speed measurement capability needed in a production environment, as well as the simplicity of operation required for bench top use. It provides very accurate measurements from -70 dBm to +44 dBm (sensor dependent) and has a rapid display update rate for tuning applications. The easy to read LCD displays both channels simultaneously with numeric and bar graph information.

Junkosha’s new mmWave VNA Test Cable Assembly exhibits excellent phase (within +/- 4.5˚ at 50 GHz), and amplitude (within +/- 0.08 dB at 50 GHz) stability in flexure alongside strong phase stability in temperature through its 50 GHz bandwidth, available with NMD connector.

The assembly also displays impressive performance durability, surpassing 40,000 tick tock cycles during testing. The cable is bent 180˚ on a 2.25” radius mandrel with ease, demonstrating superior flexibility and no spring back. A ruggedized port side NMD connector is also available to ensure reliable connections to the VNA.

• Dual-channel and differential voltage measurements
• 1% accuracy at full scale
• True RMS response below 30 mV
• Optional low-frequency probe for measurements from 10 Hz to 100 MHz
• DC recorder output
• IEEE-488 interface standard, RS-232

The 9240 series is the latest addition to the popular 9200 series of RF voltmeters. It combines accuracy, smart probes, and operator features that have never before been available in its price range. It is simple to use on the bench, and comprehensive enough to integrate into an ATE system. Boonton’s proven voltage probes directly measure from 200 μV to 10 V with usable indication as low as 50 μV and have true RMS response below 30 mV.

• Calibration-grade metrology standards
• Used for VNA calibration and/or calibration validation

A precision fixed termination (or load) consists of an immovable, (fixed) termination which, when mated to the end of a trans-mission line or cable, absorbs nearly all of the signal energy traveling toward it. An ideal “matched” condition exists when a termination with an impedance value of Z0, is connected to the end of a transmission line or cable that also has a characteristic impedance of Z0. Such an ideal “matched” condition (one with no mismatch between the termination and its mated line or cable) is critical if a voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) of 1.0:1 is to be achieved in a system with a 50 or 75 ohm impedance value. Simply put, the more closely the 1.0:1 ratio is approached, the more accurate the measurements that can be made from a system.