2. Description of a network analyzer
2.1 General configuration
Figure 2 shows a typical network analyzer block diagram. We have shown the various functions required, but it should be noted that, depending on the device, not all the components shown are necessarily integrated into the same unit.
A network analyzer generally comprises :
a) a microwave signal generation module (RF source of the synthesizer or wobulator type);
b) a module for splitting the signals into various channels, including microwave circuits: switching the incident power and splitting the incident and reflected waves at the input and output of the junction...
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Manufacturers
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Network analyzers
AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES (Scalar [10 kHz-110 GHz] and Vector [10 Hz-325 GHz])
ANRITSU (Scalar [10 MHz -110 GHz] and Vector [10 Hz-325 GHz])
ROHDE & SCHWARZ (Vector [300 kHz-40 GHz])
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