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An audio analyzer measures and quantifies analog, digital and Bluetooth® audio signal quality with a single box. It’s built with a high quality signal source and a high performance analyzer. It can measure frequency, level/amplitude, distortion, noise, signal-noise-ratio (SNR), sweep, harmonics, SINAD and more. It also provides measurements like an oscilloscope or spectrum analyzer.

Customers who develop any devices/circuits with a speaker, earphone jack, or microphone. For example: two-way radio, walkie-talkie, mobile phone, home-theater, power amplifier, speaker, laptop/PC, audio mixer, audio synthesizer, etc.

Radio, mobile phone, Bluetooth® device, broadcast device, consumer audio, acoustic, automotive infotainment, analog component test, etc. It is a useful tool for R&D design/verification engineers, technicians and operators in both automatic and manual operations.

Low cost Bluetooth® audio, VoLTE and voice quality test.

Keysight Calibration Modules achieve more precise and accurate measurements for your testing needs. Regular calibration is required to ensure your high-performance measurement equipment is operating to its specified performance, and our Calibration Modules and Kits make the calibration of your equipment fast, easy, and accurate.

Essential analog signal generators feature low phase noise, a wide output power range, and fast switching speeds needed to test a variety of devices and communication systems. Additionally, select Essential models are available in four phase-coherent output configurations with a 40 GHz max frequency, ideal for evaluating the signal strength, frequency response, or noise performance in multiport receiver testing.

Customers who develop and test “RF” or wireless products. These customers often need low cost, RF signal generators that they can easily move around the lab or take into the field.

Companies working in aerospace, defense, consumer electronics, production test, wireless product testing, automotive, semiconductor; along with universities, educational environments.

A signal analyzer and a spectrum analyzer are both essential tools in wireless and communication applications. While both instruments analyze signals, a signal analyzer offers a more comprehensive analysis including time-domain characteristics, whereas a spectrum analyzer excels in frequency analysis.

The Keysight E5061B of ENA Series vector network analyzer (VNA) supports both vector network analysis and impedance analysis capabilities. It is an ideal solution to address a broad range of measurement needs of electronic components and circuits from low to high frequencies. The Keysight E5063A ENA is an affordable benchtop vector network analyzer for testing simple passive components such as antennas, filters, cables, or connectors up to 18 GHz.

Customers who characterize components and devices by measuring S-parameters (e.g. VSWR, return loss, insertion loss, gain, etc.). 

Wireless communications, aerospace and defense, computer, medical, automotive, CATV, and more.

Impedance analysis of electronic devices and components (e.g. inductors, capacitors, DC-DC converters).

From basic to advanced functionality, each signal generator delivers benchmark performance in its class to address the requirements in design and manufacture of radio transceivers and their components; and applications ranging from low-frequency navigation signals, through cellular mobile radio, to millimeter wave radar, and satellite systems. Each offers synthesized frequency accuracy and stability, excellent calibrated level accuracy, and remote programmability.

Keysight's P93xxB Streamline Series Vector Network Analyzers let you balance your budget, bench space, and speed with a Thunderbolt 3 interface. Packaged in a compact chassis and controlled by an external computer with powerful data processing capabilities and functionalities, the updated B models offer high-speed Thunderbolt interfaces. The firmware running on the PC has the same intuitive GUI as the other Keysight VNAs to reduce switching costs between models.

Customers who characterize passive components (e.g. antennas, filters, etc.) with a broad frequency range up to 44 GHz. Manufacturing customers who require extremely fast measurement speed to improve throughput. Customers who need to carry instruments for sharing between different test locations. Customers who need instruments with no data storage devices for measurements in classified environment.

Aerospace and defense, education, RF laboratories, universities, wireless communications (e.g. 5G FR1/FR2/FR3), computer, medical, automotive, and more.

High-volume manufacturing tests, 5G FR2 component tests (e.g. antennas, filters, or connectors), impedance tests of high-frequency printed circuit (PC) board, materials (dielectric properties) measurements, aerospace and defense, education, automotive cable and device characterization.