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    Rohde & Schwarz ZNL3 (1323.0012.03)

    Rohde & Schwarz ZNL3 (1323.0012.03)

    • Manufacturer: Rohde & Schwarz
    • Model: ZNL3

    Vector-Network Analyzer; 2 Port, N Connectors, 3 GHz The R&S®ZNL helps to reduce investment costs as it offers a unique option concept. The base models support frequencies from 5 kHz up to 20 GHz, and the models ...

    Harrow, United Kingdom
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    Viavi OCC-56C (2277/44)

    • Manufacturer: JDSU - Viavi - Acterna

    OCC-56C; DWDM Optical Channel Checker The VIAVI SmartClass optical handhelds go beyond the basics. The SmartClass OCC-56C is a handheld, battery-operated dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) channel chec...

    Los Angeles, CA
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    Acterna ANT-20SE (FJ-0012)

    • Manufacturer: JDSU - Viavi - Acterna

    SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Device Infos Reference status Device eneral Software Version Version SKA Existing Options 3035/90.03 Mapping C4 3035/90.10 Mapping VT1.5 SPE 3035/90.11 Mapping VT6 SPE 3035/90.12 DS3 in STS-1...

    Farmingdale, NJ

Overview

Network analyzers are essential tools used to measure the performance and integrity of electrical networks. They help in analyzing parameters such as impedance, gain, and phase, which are critical for ensuring optimal operation in communications and electronic systems. These devices are widely used in research, development, and maintenance of RF and microwave circuits.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used network analyzer?

Check the frequency range, calibration status, overall condition, and ensure that all necessary accessories and software are included. Verify the unit’s performance through a thorough inspection or test.

How do I arrange safe shipping for a network analyzer?

Use a professional shipping service that specializes in delicate electronic equipment. Ensure the analyzer is well-packed with cushioning materials and secured inside a sturdy box.

What regular maintenance does a network analyzer need?

Routine maintenance includes regular calibration, software updates, and cleaning of connectors and ports. Always refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance requirements.