Used ENI 403LA #9108172 for sale

ENI 403LA is a 3-kHz to 18-GHz vector network analyzer (VNA) engineered by ENI Corporation. This unit is designed for production testing, PIM characterization, high-performance measurement, and more. It is powered by a powerful processor coupled with superior optical sensors and advanced software, creating an all-in-one EMI/EMC test system for a wide range of applications. 403LA VNA is composed of a computer-controlled transceiver port, receiving and transmitting ports, and a built-in RF receiver. The transceiver port provides a wide range of frequency capability from 100 MHz to 6GHz. The receiving and transmitting ports enable users to simultaneously measure the frequency and the phase of the incoming and outgoing signals. The integrated RF receiver allows the user to measure the strength of the incoming signals in the range of 10 MHz to 5 GHz. ENI 403LA allows users to accurately measure and analyze the linearity and total harmonic distortion (THD) of test signals in the frequency range of 3-18 GHz. Additionally, the unit provides comprehensive views of the noise parameters in the form of sum and difference waves and phase noise parameters. Moreover, it is capable of quickly measuring the return loss, enabling users to detect signal reflections in the radio frequency transmission paths. 403LA features a wide range of sophisticated measurement functions like transient analysis, harmonic analysis, and PIM characterization. The unit also allows users to generate any type of signal and modify the input signal at any given point of the signal chain. ENI 403LA also offers advanced control capabilities from the software interface, which allows users to remotely access and modify the parameters and settings of the unit. 403LA is a high-precision and cost-effective test system that can be used to study the behavior of high frequency signals. Its wide frequency capability and advanced features make it an ideal choice for a range of production testing, EMI diagnostics, and radio frequency applications in the industries such as automotive, military, telecommunications, consumer electronics, and more.