Anritsu MS2024B Vector Network Analyzer: Unparalleled Precision for RF and Microwave Testing

Features and Specifications

Anritsu MS2024B Vector Network Analyzer, VNA Master, 2 Port, 1 Path, 500 kHz – 4 GHz

Product Overview

The Anritsu MS2024B Vector Network Analyzer (VNA) is a high-performance, 2-port, 1-path VNA that offers exceptional accuracy, speed, and versatility for a wide range of RF and microwave applications. With a frequency range of 500 kHz to 4 GHz, the MS2024B is ideal for testing and characterizing passive and active devices, antennas, and other RF components.

Features

Frequency range: 500 kHz to 4 GHz
2-port, 1-path configuration
High accuracy and repeatability
Fast measurement speed
Wide dynamic range
Intuitive user interface
Built-in help and documentation

Frequency accuracy: ±0.5 ppm
Frequency resolution: 1 Hz
Power range: -10 to +20 dBm
Dynamic range: >120 dB
Measurement speed: <10 ms/point
Number of measurement points: 1001
Display: 7-inch color LCD

What’s in the Box

Anritsu MS2024B Vector Network Analyzer
Power cord
USB cable
Quick start guide

Benefits

The Anritsu MS2024B Vector Network Analyzer offers a number of benefits to customers, including:

High accuracy and repeatability: The MS2024B provides highly accurate and repeatable measurements, making it ideal for critical applications.
Fast measurement speed: The MS2024B’s fast measurement speed allows users to quickly and efficiently test and characterize devices.
Wide dynamic range: The MS2024B’s wide dynamic range enables users to measure signals with a wide range of power levels.
Intuitive user interface: The MS2024B’s intuitive user interface makes it easy to use, even for novice users.
* Built-in help and documentation: The MS2024B includes built-in help and documentation, making it easy to learn how to use the instrument.

Value

The Anritsu MS2024B Vector Network Analyzer is a valuable tool for a wide range of RF and microwave applications. Its high accuracy, speed, and versatility make it an ideal choice for testing and characterizing passive and active devices, antennas, and other RF components.