Determining which measurement technique is best for you is fairly straightforward. If you are measuring passive or active devices that stay in their linear range, then the superposition technique offers the simplest, most stable, and lowest cost solution. Assuming the VNA has adequate stability and calibration algorithms, the added cost is only worth it if you are testing active devices in their nonlinear range.
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