PhaseLync ME7869A 2-Port Distributed, Modular VNA

New PhaseLync enabled ME7869A modular distributed 2-port VNA from Anritsu to help users make Vector corrected S-parameter measurements over long distances up to 100 meters. Unlike traditional 2-port VNAs, the two ports are embedded in the same VNA housing. The modular distributed VNA approach separates the two ports of the VNAs by distances up to 100 meters, keeping the ability to make magnitude and phase measurements. The PhaseLync system eliminates long, lossy, and measurement instability-causing cables, especially at higher frequencies. The ME7869A is enabled with PhaseLync, Anritsu’s patented technology suitable for users with large anechoic chambers for antenna measurements, large vehicle cable and antenna testing, EMI shielding testing, automotive testing, and anywhere where you need to test at distances up to 100 meters.

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