Rohde & Schwarz ZNLE3 Vector Network Analyzer

The ZNLE3 and ZNLE6 are two-port vector network analyzers that can be used for bidirectional measurements of S-parameters S11, S21, S12 and S22 on passive components. Their innovative user interface and compact size make them ideal for basic VNA applications. The analyzers are available with a frequency range of 1 MHz to 3 GHz (ZNLE3) or 1 MHz to 6 GHz (ZNLE6). The optional GPIB interface lets you connect a controller to remotely control the analyzer. And, because they are standalone instruments, they do not require an external PC to configure the setup. You can start measuring immediately after you switch on the instrument.

Easy to configure, easy to calibrate, easy to measure!

Features

• ZNLE3 1 MHz to 3 GHz (ZNLE6 1 MHz to 6 GHz)
• Two ports
• Full S-parameter test set for bidirectional measurements on passive components
• Wide dynamic range of up to 120 dB (typical)
• Measurement bandwidths from 1 Hz to 500 kHz
• Fast measurements, i.e. 8.7 ms for 401 points (100 kHz IFBW, 200 MHz span, corrections off)
• Compact size (depth 24 cm) and low weight (6 kg)
• Standalone instrument with 10.1" WXGA touchscreen
• LAN interface standard, optional GPIB
• Windows 10 operating system
• Three-year warranty

User interface with multi-touchscreen

• Wide 10.1" WXGA touchscreen
  Perfect for displaying setups and arranging measurements as required by the current application. Simply drag and drop to adapt the layout to your needs.

• Clearly structured user interface
  Configure measurements in just a few steps. Save, reload and switch between different setups with just a few screen taps.

• Undo/redo softkey for user-friendly operation
  Cancel and restore measurement configurations and check the influence of a measurement setting and revise it quickly.

• Fully integrated context-sensitive help menu
  The help button that takes you directly to the relevant section of the user manual.

Calibration units for quick calibration

The R&S®ZNLE calibration wizard in the ZNLE guides you through the calibration process. Manual calibration kits and automatic calibration units are supported. The analyzer's automatic calibration unit minimizes the time needed to perform a full system error correction. It only takes a few steps to calibrate the setup. This is especially an advantage in production environments, helping you save time and maximize throughput.

USD Price valid in USA only.