Keysight E8361C PNA Microwave Network Analyzer

The Keysight E8361C PNA Microwave Network Analyzer performs general purpose network analysis over a frequency range of 10MHz to 67GHz and features optional software and hardware for multiport, pulsed-RF, and other customizations. The Keysight E8361C offers high output power and a wide power-sweep range, ideal for testing passive and active devices, such as filters or amplifiers.

The Keysight Microwave Network Analyzer has a 26 usec/point measurement speed while testing up to 32 channels with 20,001 points. There are also options for testing mixers, harmonics, intermodulation distortion (IMD), pulsed-RF, antennas, and millimeter-wave components. With 94 dB of dynamic range and <0.006 dB trace noise, the Keysight E8361C PNA Microwave Network Analyzer provides an accurate true-mode stimulus for balanced measurements.

The Keysight E8361C PNA Microwave Network Analyzer also offers exceptional flexibility, allowing signal routing (via internal switches) for adding external filters, pre-amplifiers, and additional test equipment. This E8361C Analyzer is equipped with a large 10.4 inch touch-screen display with click-and-drag markers and a zoom function, featuring a user-friendly operating interface. The Keysight E8361C model was previously manufactured as the Agilent E8361C PNA Microwave Network Analyzer.

Product Info Related Products

Frequency range	10 MHz - 67 GHz
Dynamic range	94 dB
Noise floor	–114 dBm
LAN	10/100BaseT Ethernet 8-pin configuration Auto selects between the two data rates
Weight	29 kg (64 lb.)
Trace noise (1 kHz)	<0.006 dB
ALC range	20 dB
Max line power	350 W
Measurement speed	<26 usec/point 32 channels, 20001 points

10 MHz to 67 GHz frequency range
94 dB dynamic range and <0.006 dB trace noise (specified to 67 GHz, with operation to 70 GHz)
<26 usec/point measurement speed, 32 channels, 20,001 points
TRL/LRM calibration, on-wafer, in-fixture, waveguide, and antenna measurements
Mixer conversion loss, return loss, isolation, and absolute group delay
Amplifier gain compression, harmonic, IMD, and pulsed-RF