Handheld Vector Network Analyzer VNA (Reflectometer) 23-6200 MHz is designed to measure the matching characteristics of passive and active radio equipment (antennas, cables, filters, attenuators, amplifiers, etc.). Performance introduction: Manufactured in a durable aluminum case, it is in the form of a mobile automation instrument, which can be directly measured on the object under test because of its light weight, compact structure, low energy consumption. The analyzer is especially suitable for companies working in the field of telecommunications, antenna installation and maintenance, cellular communication amplification, etc. With it, service centers and maintenance personnel can perform RF analysis on cables and antennas while performing commissioning or repair work. Additionally, the device is ideal for workshops, radio amateurs, educational institutions and laboratories. The device has a 3.2-inch color resistive screen that displays measurements and controls the device. For example, you can use this instrument to: Impedance Matching Using the Smith Chart Measuring VSWR Measuring attenuation in cables Measure distances to cable faults or irregularities Advantages of the Vector Network Analyzer 23-6200 MHz: 3.2-inch color touch screen for quick configuration of scan parameters and display of measurement results Wide operating frequency range: 23 MHz to 6200 MHz Scanning speed up to 1000 points/second High-precision measurement: 0.25 dB and 1.5 over the entire frequency range. The ability to display up to four independently marked functions on all diagrams allows accurate evaluation of the measured parameters. Displays almost all possible descriptions of reflectance. Ability to measure cable fault and loss distances. Support host computer, which can be controlled through PC interface (host computer software can be obtained through dealers). Light weight, small size; weight: 300g, product size: 1457224mm. The built-in battery can provide up to 4 hours of battery life. Ability to power the device from a tablet or smartphone via a Typc-USB cable: an undischarged battery will not stop the workflow. Specification: Operating frequency range: 23-6200 MHz Frequency Resolution: 10 kHz Maximum number of scan points: 1000 Scanning speed: 1000 points/second Direction of bridge, uncorrected over full range: > 12 dB Effective directivity (after full one-port calibration) Note 1: > 50 dB VSWR at input: 2 Phase measurement accuracy Note 1: > 1.50 Amplitude Measurement Accuracy Note 1: > 0.25 dB Resolution to determine distance to fault Note 2: (C x VF)/2S m Maximum length of measuring cable Note 3: 3000m (VF=1) Maximum DC input voltage: 25 V Display plots: Smith chart; polar plot; phase of reflection coefficient; magnitude; logarithmic magnitude; VSWR, distance to fault; cable loss 1. Warm up the device for at least five minutes, after a full (short, open, load) one-port calibration, before performing measurements. The ambient temperature must not vary by more than 3C from calibration to measurement. 2.