Vector network analyzer up to 67 GHz with greater dynamic range of the market

With the new R&S ZVA67, Rohde & Schwarz introduced to the market its first vector network analyzer for the frequency range between 10 MHz and 67 GHz Based on the well-known family of network analyzers R & S ZVA, is the vector network analyzer fastest in its class and with the greatest dynamic range.

In R&D is ideal for measuring components in applications of civilian or military radar and microwave links. In addition, the R&S ZVA67 offers a simple solution to measure the value of noise in amplifiers.
The R&S ZVA67 has a wide dynamic range of 110 dB at 67 GHz and superior performance - being the measurement time of just 3.5 microseconds per point. Users involved in development work and industrial production or in research institutes and universities and are available vector network analyzer up to 67 GHz, 70 GHz or even more powerful on the market. With an output power of 6 dBm to 67 GHz and a wide power sweep range> 40 dB, the R&S ZVA67 can analyze the performance of any signal in active components such as amplifiers. Also, analyzes not only the parameters S, but also the harmonics, compression, and intermodulation noise parameters.
In aerospace and defense, the R&S ZVA67 is ideal for development and production tasks in military radar applications. The measurement bandwidth of up to 30 MHz to measure the pulse profile in amplifiers with a resolution of 12.5 ns. Along with the new sensor power of 67 GHz, R & S NRP-Z57, the equipment allows for the first time, also perform noise measurements to 67 GHz, without any adapter or noise source impedance. The vector network analyzer measures the group delay relative and absolute frequency conversion components such as mixers, even when the local oscillator (LO) is not accessible.
The R&S ZVA67 can be configured to the needs of each user, being a safe investment thanks to its wide variety of measurement options and accessories available. For example, Rohde & Schwarz offers millimeter-wave converters to extend the frequency range up to 325 GHz analyzer