Anritsu MS2026B Handheld Network Analyzer Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Anritsu MS2026B Handheld Network Analyzer. We have 2 Anritsu MS2026B Handheld Network Analyzer manuals available for free PDF download: User Manual, Manual

Anritsu MS2026B User Manual (290 pages)

5 kHz to 6 GHz and 5 kHz to 20 GHz Vector Network Analyzers

Brand: Anritsu | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 14.1 MB

Table of Contents
11
Chapter 1-General Information

21
- Introduction
  21
- Identifying the Connections
  21
- Description
  21
  - Model Ms202Xb Measurement Capabilities
    22
- Soft Carrying Case and Tilt Bail
  22
  - VNA Master Soft Carrying Case
    22
  - VNA Master Tilt Bail Stand
    24
- Preventive Maintenance
  25
- Calibration Requirements - Vector Network Analyzer
  25
- Annual Verification
  25
- ESD Cautions
  26
- Battery Replacement
  26
- 1-10 Anritsu Service Centers
  27
Chapter 2-Quick Start Guide

29
- Introduction
  29
- Turning the VNA Master on for the First Time
  29
- Front Panel Overview
  31
- Typical Vector Network Analyzer Display
  34
  - Instrument Settings Summary
    37
- Front Panel Keys
  38
  - Esc Key
    38
  - Enter Key
    38
  - Arrow Keys
    38
  - Shift Key
    38
  - Back Key
    39
  - Plus/Minus (+/-) Key
    39
  - Number Keypad
    39
  - Rotary Knob
    39
  - Function Hard Keys
    39
  - Soft Keys
    39
- Soft Key Types
  39
  - Select
    39
  - Input
    40
  - Toggle
    40
  - Switching
    40
- Parameter Setting
  41
- Text Entry
  41
- Mode Selector
  44
- 2-10 Test Panel Connectors
  45
  - Ms202Xb Test Panel Connectors
    45
  - External Power
    46
  - LAN Connection
    47
  - USB Interface - USB Type Mini-B
    48
  - USB Interface - USB Type a
    49
  - Headset Jack
    49
  - Ext Trigger
    49
  - Ext Freq Ref
    49
  - RF Detector
    49
  - Port 1 (50 Ohm)
    50
  - Port 2 (50 Ohm)
    50
  - Bias Input Port 1
    50
  - Bias Input Port 2
    50
  - Bias Status LED
    50
  - GPS Antenna Connector
    50
- Symbols and Indicators
  51
  - Battery Symbol
    51
  - Hold
    52
  - Single Sweep
    52
- 2-12 Memory Profile and Security Issues
  53
- 2-13 System Settings
  55
  - Application Options
    56
  - System Options
    57
- 2-14 File Types
  59
Chapter 3-VNA Display Overview

61
- Introduction
  61
- Powerful Display Capabilities
  61
  - Flexible Features for Displaying Results
    61
  - Active Trace
    62
  - Changing the Active Trace
    62
  - Trace Description
    63
  - Example Measurement Displays
    64
- Marker and Limit Capabilities
  67
- Trace Math Capabilities
  68
Chapter 4-VNA Fundamentals

71
- Introduction
  71
- S-Parameters
  71
  - Additional Examples
    72
- Ms202Xb VNA Master Architecture
  72
- Calculating and Displaying S-Parameters
  74
- Extracting more Information by Using Markers
  76
- How Bias Is Generated
  77
Chapter 5-VNA Measurements

79
- Introduction
  79
- 1-Port Cable Measurement
  79
  - Setup Considerations
    79
  - Measurement Readout and Interpretation
    79
- 1-Port Smith Chart Tuning Example
  82
- 2-Port Filter Measurement
  84
  - Introduction
    84
  - Setup Considerations
    84
  - Measurement Readout and Interpretation
    84
- 2-Port Amplifier Measurement
  87
  - Introduction
    87
  - Setup Considerations
    87
  - Measurement Readout and Interpretation
    87
- Waveguide Considerations
  90
  - Introduction
    90
  - Setup Considerations
    90
  - Measurement Readout and Interpretation
    90
- Calibration Considerations
  91
  - Cal Type
    94
Chapter 6-VNA Menus

95
- Introduction
  95
- VNA Key Functions
  95
- Frequency Menus
  97
  - Freq Menu
    98
  - Setup Domain Menu
    99
  - Time Menu
    100
  - Windowing Menu
    101
  - Distance Setup Menu
    102
  - Additional Dist Setup Menu (Coax)
    103
  - Additional Dist Setup Menu (Waveguide)
    104
  - Distance Info List Box for Cable
    105
  - Distance Info List Box for Waveguide
    105
- Calibration Menus
  106
  - Calibration Menu
    107
  - Existing Calibration Information List Box
    108
  - Additional Calibration Considerations
    108
  - DUT Port Setup Menu (Coax)
    109
  - Calibration Menu
    109
  - Cal Kit Definition Menus for Coax
    110
  - DUT Connector Selector List Box for Coax
    111
  - DUT Port Setup Menu (Waveguide)
    112
  - Cal Kit Definition Menus for Waveguide
    113
  - DUT Connector Selector List Box for Waveguide
    114
  - Calibration Types
    115
- File Menus
  116
  - File Menu
    117
  - Screen Capture Feature
    118
  - Save (Text Entry) Menu
    119
  - File Types
    121
  - Save Location Menu
    122
  - Abbreviated Text Entry Menu
    123
  - Text Entry Letters Menu
    124
  - Recall Menu
    125
  - Delete Menu
    126
  - Copy Menu
    128
- Limit Menus
  130
  - Limit Menu
    131
  - Limit Edit Menu
    132
- Marker Menus
  133
  - Marker Menu
    134
  - Marker Search Menu
    135
  - Readout Format Menu
    136
- Measurement Menus
  137
  - Measure Menu
    138
  - S-Parameter Menu
    140
  - Domain Menu
    141
  - Number of Traces Menu
    142
  - Trace Format Menu
    143
  - Sweep Menu
    144
  - Configure Ports Menu
    145
  - Bias Tee Setup Menu
    146
  - Bias Tee Menu
    147
  - Source Power Menu
    147
  - Preset Menu
    148
- Scale Menu
  149
  - Smith Scale Menu
    150
- 6-10 System Menus
  151
  - System Menu
    152
  - Application Options
    153
  - System Options
    154
  - Reset Menu
    155
  - Trace Menu
    155
  - Display Menu (Trace)
    156
  - Trace Math Menu
    157
Chapter 7 - Time Domain, Option 2

159
- Introduction
  159
- Time Domain Measurements
  159
- VNA Master Implementation
  160
  - One Way Versus Round Trip
    160
  - Waveguide Dispersion Compensation
    162
- Windowing
  164
- Distance-To-Fault Measurement Example
  165
  - In the Measure Menu
    165
  - In the Sweep Menu
    165
  - In the Freq/Time/Dist Menu
    165
  - In the Additional Dist Setup Submenu
    165
- Time and Distance Information
  167
Chapter 8 - Power Monitor, Option 5

171
- Introduction
  171
- Procedure
  171
  - Zeroing the Power Monitor
    171
  - Measuring High Input Power Levels
    171
  - Displaying Power in Dbm or in Watts
    172
  - Setting Relative Power
    172
- Power Monitor Display
  173
- Power Monitor Menu
  173
Chapter 9 - Secure Data Option 7

175
- Introduction
  175
- Procedure
  175
- Calibration Setup
  176
- Memory Profile and Security Issues
  177
Chapter 10 - Bias Tee, Option 10

179
- 10-1 Introduction
  179
- 10-2 Bias Tee Fundamentals
  179
- 10-3 How Bias Is Generated
  180
- 10-4 Bias Tee When Making 2-Port Gain Measurements
  182
- 10-5 Bias Tee Menus
  184
  - Bias Tee Setup Menu
    185
  - Bias Tee Menu
    186
Chapter 11-Vector Voltmeter, Option

187
- Introduction
  187
- Getting Started
  188
- Using Vector Voltmeter Mode for the First Time
  189
- How the VVM Function Works
  189
- Simple Measurement Using CW Display
  190
- Simple Relative Measurements Using CW Display
  195
- Measurements Using Comparison Table Display
  196
- Vector Voltmeter Menus
  198
  - CW Menu
    198
  - Save/Recall Menu
    200
  - Calibration Menu
    200
Chapter 12-High Accuracy Power Meter, Option

201
- 12-1 Introduction
  201
- 12-2 High Accuracy Power Meter (HAPM) Display
  201
- 12-3 HAPM General Operating Procedure
  202
  - Turn on the VNA Master and the Sensor
    202
  - Zero/Cal (Calibration) and Cal Factor
    203
  - Change the Analog Scale Display
    205
  - Using Attenuators
    205
  - Displaying Relative Power
    206
  - Averaging/Max Hold/Run Hold
    206
  - Limits
    207
  - Saving the Measurement
    208
- 12-4 Menus
  208
- 12-5 Zero/Cal and Cal Factor Menus
  209
- 12-6 Amplitude and Units Menus
  210
- 12-7 Averages Menu
  211
- 12-8 Limits Menu
  212
Chapter 13-GPS Receiver, Option

213
- 13-1 Introduction
  213
- 13-2 Activating the GPS Feature
  213
- 13-3 GPS Menu
  215
- 13-4 GPS Info Window
  216
  - Tracked Satellites
    216
  - Latitude and Longitude
    216
  - Altitude
    216
  - Utc
    216
  - Fix Available
    217
  - Almanac Complete
    217
  - Antenna Status
    217
  - Receiver Status
    217
  - Other Status Messages
    218
  - GPS Antenna Voltage
    218
  - GPS Antenna Current
    218
- 13-5 Saving and Recalling Traces with GPS Information
  218
  - Saving Traces with GPS Information
    218
  - Recalling GPS Information
    218
Chapter 14-Balanced Ports, Option

219
- 14-1 Introduction
  219
- 14-2 Procedure
  219
- 14-3 Typical Measurements
  221
Chapter 15-Anritsu PC Software Tools

225
- 15-1 Introduction
  225
- 15-2 Anritsu Tool Box
  225
- 15-3 Line Sweep Tools
  226
- 15-4 Master Software Tools
  227
- 15-5 Easymap Tools
  228
Appendix A-Signal Standards

229
- Introduction
  233
Appendix B-Error Messages

233
- Reset Options
  233
  - Reset Via Instrument Menus
    233
  - Reset from off Condition
    233
- Self Test or Application Self Test Error Messages
  233
  - Self Test
    233
  - Application Self Test
    235
- Operation Error Messages
  237
  - Fan Failure
    237
  - High Temp Warning
    237
  - Operation Not Permitted in Recall Mode
    237
  - PMON PLD Fail
    238
  - Power Supply
    238
Appendix C-Windowing

239
- Introduction
  239
  - Rectangular Windowing
    240
  - Nominal Side Lobe Windowing
    241
  - Low Side Lobe Windowing
    242
  - Minimum Side Lobe Windowing
    243
Appendix D-Tower Mounted Amplifiers

245
- Introduction
  245
Appendix E-Coaxial Cable Technical Data

247
Appendix F-Waveguide Data

251
- Introduction
  251
- Calibration Components
  251
- F-4 Flange Compatibility
  253
  - Universal Flange Compatibility
    254
- F-5 Waveguide Technical Data
  257
Appendix G-More about DHCP

261
- Introduction
  261
- Using DHCP
  261
- Static IP Address
  261
  - IP Address
    261
  - Default Gateway
    261
  - Subnet Mask
    261
  - Example 1
    262
  - Example 2
    262
- Operating System Tools
  262
  - Ping Tool
    262
Appendix H-Formulas

265
- VNA Master Formulas
  265
  - Reflection Coefficient
    265
  - Return Loss
    265
  - Vswr
    265
  - Smith Chart
    265
  - Electrical Length
    265
  - Propagation
    266
  - Cable Loss
    266
  - Fault Resolution
    266
  - Maximum Horizontal Distance
    266
  - Suggested Span
    267
Index

269

Anritsu MS2026B Manual (256 pages)

Vector Network Analyzer for Anritsu RF and Microwave Handheld Instruments

Brand: Anritsu | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 23.54 MB

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1-General Information

11
- Introduction
  11
- Contacting Anritsu
  11
- VNA Master Models
  12
- Identifying the Connections
  13
Chapter 2-VNA Display Overview

15
- Introduction
  15
- Powerful Display Capabilities
  15
- Marker and Limit Capabilities
  21
- Trace Math Capabilities
  23
Chapter 3-VNA Fundamentals

25
- Introduction
  25
  - Option 16 (S412E LMR Master)
    25
- S-Parameters
  26
  - Additional Examples
    26
- VNA Master Architecture
  27
- Calculating and Displaying S-Parameters
  30
- Extracting more Information by Using Markers
  32
- How Bias Is Generated
  32
Chapter 4-VNA Measurements

33
- Introduction
  33
- 1-Port Cable Measurement
  33
  - Setup Considerations
    33
  - Measurement Readout and Interpretation
    34
- 1-Port Smith Chart Tuning Example
  37
- 2-Port Filter Measurement
  39
  - Introduction
    39
  - Setup Considerations
    39
  - Measurement Readout and Interpretation
    39
- 2-Port Amplifier Measurement
  42
  - Introduction
    42
  - Setup Considerations
    42
  - Measurement Readout and Interpretation
    42
- Waveguide Considerations
  45
  - Introduction
    45
  - Setup Considerations
    45
  - Measurement Readout and Interpretation
    46
- Calibration Considerations
  48
Chapter 5-Field Measurements

53
- Introduction
  53
  - Options
    53
- Field Measurements View Setting
  53
- Measurement Setup
  54
  - Setting the Frequency Range
    54
  - Setting the Start and Stop Frequencies
    55
  - Setting Data Points
    55
  - Calibration
    55
- Graph Type Selector List Box
  56
- Field View Menus
  60
- VNA Measurements
  60
- Return Loss/Vswr
  61
- Cable Loss
  64
- Distance-To-Fault (DTF)
  66
  - DTF Measurement Calculations
    69
- 5-10 Phase Measurements
  70
  - 1-Port Phase Measurement
    70
  - 2-Port Phase Measurement
    71
- Smith Chart
  73
  - Smith Chart Measurement
    73
- 5-12 Log Mag Display Types
  75
  - Typical Log Magnitude Measurement
    75
  - Dual Channel Filter Tuning Measurement
    78
Chapter 6-VNA View Menus

81
- Introduction
  81
- VNA Key Functions
  81
- Domain Setup Menus
  83
  - Freq Menu
    84
  - Setup Domain Menu
    85
  - Time Menu
    86
  - Time Info List Box
    87
  - Windowing Menu
    88
  - Distance Setup Menu
    89
  - Additional Dist Setup Menu (Coax)
    90
  - Cable List Menu (Coax)
    91
  - Additional Dist Setup Menu (Waveguide)
    92
  - Distance Info List Box for Cable
    93
  - Distance Info List Box for Waveguide
    93
  - FGT Menu
    94
  - Gate Menu
    95
  - Gate Setup Menu (Continued)
    96
  - Gate Shape Menu
    97
- Calibration Menus
  98
  - Calibration Menu
    99
  - Calibration Menu with Thru
    105
  - Calibration Line Setup Menu
    107
  - Existing Calibration Information List Box
    108
  - Additional Calibration Considerations
    108
  - DUT Port Setup Menu (Coax)
    109
  - Cal Kit Definition Menus for Coax
    110
  - DUT Connector Selector List Box for Coax
    111
  - SOLT - Coax Menu
    112
  - DUT Port Setup Menu (Waveguide)
    113
  - Cal Kit Definition Menus for Waveguide
    114
  - DUT Connector Selector List Box for Waveguide
    115
  - SOLT - WG Menu
    116
  - Calibration Types
    117
- Limit Menus
  118
  - Limit Menu
    119
  - Limit Edit Menu
    120
- Marker Menus
  121
  - Marker Menu
    122
  - Marker Search Menu
    123
  - Readout Format Menu
    124
- Measurement Menus
  125
  - Measure Menu
    126
  - S-Parameter List Box
    127
  - S-Parameter Menu
    128
  - Domain Menu
    129
  - Low Pass Mode Menu
    130
  - Band Pass Mode Menu
    130
  - Number of Traces Menu
    131
  - Trace Format Menu
    132
  - Sweep Menu - Ms20Xxc
    133
  - Sweep Menu - Ms20Xxb and S412E
    134
  - Configure Ports Menu
    135
  - Bias Tee Setup Menu
    136
  - Bias Tee Menu (Ms20Xxc Only)
    137
  - Source Power Menu (Ms20Xxc Only)
    138
  - Source Power Menu (Ms20Xxb and S412E Only)
    138
  - Preset Menu
    139
  - Scale Menu
    140
  - Smith Scale Menu
    141
  - Polar Scale Menu
    142
- System Menus
  143
  - Application Options Menu (VNA Mode)
    144
  - Application Options Menu (SPA Mode) VNA Master
    145
  - Application Options Menu (SPA Mode) LMR Master
    146
  - Time Domain Options Menu
    147
  - Trace Menu
    148
  - Trace Math Menu
    149
  - Introduction
    151
Chapter 7 -Field View Menus

152
- Field View Menu Group (Field View)
  152
- Field View Frequency Menus
  153
  - Freq/Dist Menu (Distance-Based)
    154
- Distance Menus
  155
  - DTF Setup Menu
    156
  - Cable List Menu
    157
  - Windowing Menu
    158
- Scale Menus
  159
  - Scale Menu
    160
  - Scale Menu – Dual or Overlay
    161
- Sweep Menus
  162
  - Sweep Menu
    163
  - Avg/Smooth Menu
    164
- Measure Menus
  165
  - Measure Menu – Dual
    166
    
    Marker Menu
    167
    
    Calibration Menu
    168
- Application Options Menu
  169
- Introduction
  171
Chapter 9 -Distance Domain

172
- VNA Master Implementation
  172
  - Time Domain – Impulse Response
    175
  - Step Response Versus Impulse Response
    176
  - Frequency Gated by Time
    179
  - Waveguide with Dispersion Compensation
    181
  - Phasor Impulse
    183
- Windowing
  185
  - In the Additional Dist Setup Submenu:
    186
- Time and Distance Information
  187
- Introduction
  189
Chapter 8 -Time Domain, Option 2

190
- VNA Master Implementation
  190
- Windowing
  192
- Distance Information
  194
  - Introduction
    195
  - How Bias Is Generated
    196
Chapter 10 -Bias Tee, Option 10

199
- Bias Tee When Making 2-Port Gain Measurements
  199
- Bias Tee Menus (Ms20Xxc, MS2026B, and MS2028B)
  201
  - Bias Tee Setup Menu
    202
  - Bias Tee Menu
    203
- Bias Tee Menus (Field Measurements View)
  204
- Bias Tee Setup Menu
  205
- Bias Tee Menus (Ms20Xxb and S412E in VNA View)
  206
- Introduction
  207
Chapter 11 -Vector Voltmeter, Option 15

208
- Getting Started
  208
- Using Vector Voltmeter Mode for the First Time
  209
- How the VVM Function Works
  210
- Simple Measurement Using CW Display
  211
- Calibration Correction
  212
- Relative Measurements Using CW Display
  216
- Measurements Using Comparison Table Display
  218
- Vector Voltmeter Menus
  220
  - Table Menu
    221
  - Save/Recall Menu
    222
  - Introduction
    223
Chapter 12 -Balanced Ports, Option 77

225
- Typical Measurements
  225
- A-1 Vector Network Analyzer Formulas
  229
Appendix A-Formulas

230
- Propagation
  230
- B-1 Introduction
  231
Appendix B-Windowing

232
- Rectangular Windowing
  232
- Nominal Side Lobe Windowing
  233
- Low Side Lobe Windowing
  234
- Minimum Side Lobe Windowing
  235
Appendix C-Error Messages

243

Anritsu Categories

Measuring Instruments Test Equipment Portable Generator Control Unit Thermometer

More Anritsu Manuals

Anritsu MS2026B Handheld Network Analyzer Manuals

Anritsu MS2026B User Manual (290 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1-General Information

Chapter 2-Quick Start Guide

Chapter 3-VNA Display Overview

Chapter 4-VNA Fundamentals

Chapter 5-VNA Measurements

Chapter 6-VNA Menus

Chapter 7 - Time Domain, Option 2

Chapter 8 - Power Monitor, Option 5

Chapter 9 - Secure Data Option 7

Chapter 10 - Bias Tee, Option 10

Chapter 11-Vector Voltmeter, Option

Chapter 12-High Accuracy Power Meter, Option

Chapter 13-GPS Receiver, Option

Chapter 14-Balanced Ports, Option

Chapter 15-Anritsu PC Software Tools

Appendix A-Signal Standards

Appendix B-Error Messages

Appendix C-Windowing

Appendix D-Tower Mounted Amplifiers

Appendix E-Coaxial Cable Technical Data

Appendix F-Waveguide Data

Appendix G-More about DHCP

Appendix H-Formulas

Index

Anritsu MS2026B Manual (256 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1-General Information

Chapter 2-VNA Display Overview

Chapter 3-VNA Fundamentals

Chapter 4-VNA Measurements

Chapter 5-Field Measurements

Chapter 6-VNA View Menus

Chapter 7 -Field View Menus

Chapter 9 -Distance Domain

Chapter 8 -Time Domain, Option 2

Chapter 10 -Bias Tee, Option 10

Chapter 11 -Vector Voltmeter, Option 15

Chapter 12 -Balanced Ports, Option 77

Appendix A-Formulas

Appendix B-Windowing

Appendix C-Error Messages

Related Products

Anritsu Categories