The Keysight P5002A is a 2-port vector network analyzer operating from 9 kHz to 9 GHz, controlled via USB 3.0 from an external PC. This compact rackmount instrument delivers 146 dB dynamic range with -134 dBm noise floor and +12 dBm output power, making it suitable for RF component characterization, device development, and manufacturing test environments.
Technical Specifications
• Frequency Range: 9 kHz to 9 GHz
• Ports: 2 input/output
• Port Connectors: 3.5 mm female (both ports); MCX
• Port Impedance: 50 Ohms
• Dynamic Range: 146 dB
• Output Power: 12 dBm
• Power Sweep Range: -60 to +12 dBm
• Noise Floor: -134 dBm
• Harmonic Suppression: -25 dBc
• Operating Temperature: 0 to 50°C
• Dimensions: 176 × 48 × 333 mm (W × H × D)
• Weight: 1.88 kg
– Key Features
• PC-controlled architecture via USB 3.0; GPIB, Ethernet/LAN, and RS-232 also supported
• Intuitive graphical interface matching Keysight high-performance PNA software
• Optional measurement modes: pulsed RF, fixture removal, time-domain analysis, noise figure with vector correction, embedded LO, gain compression, spectrum analysis, and multiport calibrated measurements
• Supports all Keysight electronic calibration (ECal) modules for rapid setup and verification
• Cascading capability: two USB instruments can be networked to extend port count
• Rackmount kit available for single or dual-stack configurations
• Shipped with USB 3.0 cable assembly, external AC-DC power supply, power cord, quick-start guide, and calibration certificate
– Typical Applications
• Component S-parameter measurement and characterization
• Filter, amplifier, and matching network development and validation
• PCB trace and transmission line analysis
• Quality control and production test
• Research and prototype evaluation
– Compatibility & Integration
External PC required for operation; vendor provides configuration guidance and troubleshooting documentation covering PC selection, setup procedures, and connection protocols. Multiple communication interfaces enable integration into existing lab automation and ATE frameworks.
