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Instruction manual for VNA Analyzer

 

Overview

                       Introduction

This chapter provides an overview of the ShockLine™ MS46122A/B Series Vector Network Analyzer (VNA) and a description of its major functions and available documentation. A summary of available precision component kits including mechanical calibration kits and verification kits is included.

 

                       ShockLine MS46122A/B Series VNA Description

The ShockLine MS46122A/B Series VNA is an instrument system that contains a built-in source, test set, and analyzer. The MS46122A/B is a 2-port Compact USB VNA that is controlled from an external pc running ShockLine software. Designed for simple engineering, manufacturing, and educational applications, the MS46122A/B series VNA supports manual test programming through the same Graphical User Interface (GUI) available on all the ShockLine family VNAs. Test results can be displayed real time on an external pc. Screen captures can easily be printed or saved in common graphic file formats.

The ShockLine MS46122A/B Series VNA provides a maximum frequency range from 1 MHz to 43.5 GHz. The MS46122A/B Series VNA has up to 16,001 total test points available with up to 16 channels with 16 trace display graphs per channel. Each trace can have up to 12 standard markers and one reference marker.









ShockLine MS46122A/B Series VNA Models

The four basic frequency models are available as shown in Table 1-1.

Table 1-1.    ShockLine MS46122A/B Series VNA Models

 

VNA Model Number

 

Name

 

Specifications

 

Test Port Connectors

MS46122A/B-010

Compact Vector Network Analyzer

1 MHz 8 GHz

N(f) Connector Test Ports (2)

MS46122A/B-020

Compact Vector Network Analyzer

1 MHz 20 GHz

K(m) Connector Test Ports (2)

MS46122A/B-040

Compact Vector Network Analyzer

1 MHz 43.5 GHz

K(m) Connector Test Ports (2)

MS46122B-043

Compact Vector Network Analyzer

1 MHz 43.5 GHz

Extended-K™(m) Connector Test Ports (2)

 

Option

Descriptions

MS46122A/B-002

Time Domain with Time Gating



Installation Proces:

Introduction

This chapter provides information for the initial inspection and preparation for use of the ShockLine MS46122A/B Series VNA and includes information on instrument installation, loading ShockLine Software, required operating environment, power requirements, and initial inspection. After power up, the various power modes are described with general warm-up and calibration time intervals. The preventive maintenance section includes information on cleaning along with preparation for storage or shipment.

 

                       Unpacking the Product

Initial Inspection

Inspect the shipping container for damage. If the container or cushioning material is damaged, retain until the contents of the shipment have been checked against the packing list and the instrument has been checked for mechanical and electrical operation. If the ShockLine MS46122A/B Series VNA is physically damaged, notify your local sales representative or Anritsu Customer Service. If either the shipping container is damaged or the cushioning material shows signs of stress, notify the carrier as well as Anritsu. Keep the shipping materials for the carrier’s inspection.

Preparation for Use

The ShockLine MS46122A/B Series VNA requires software installation. To interface with the instrument through direct manual control, a PC running Windows 7 or higher with keyboard, mouse, monitor or touchscreen, ShockLine software, and interfacing USB cable are required.

 

                       Operating Environment and Power Requirements

Before  installing the  ShockLine MS46122A/B  Series VNA  in its operating  environment, ensure  airflow passages around the instrument are clear. Proper ventilation is of particular importance whenever the unit is being rack mounted. The ShockLine MS46122A/B Series VNA can be operated within the following environmental limits:

Table 1.      Operational Environmental and Power Requirements

 

Parameter

Specification

Environmental Requirements (per MIL-PRF-28800F; class 3)

 

Operating Temperature Range:

0 to +50 degrees Celsius

Relative Humidity:

5 % to 95 % at +30 degrees Celsius, non-condensing

Power Requirements

 

Voltages:

90 to 264 VAC maximum (single phase)

Frequency:

47 to 63 Hz (power factor controlled)

Power:

550 VA maximum

Installation Category:

The ShockLine MS46122A/B Series VNA is intended for Installation Category (Over-voltage Category) II






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