Aug 10, 2007 · System Recovery Download for E5061/62A. The 300 kHz to 3 GHz E5062A ENA-L network analyzers provide basic vector network analysis with easy-to-use features for low cost, and are well suited for both R&D and manufacturing tests.

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This manual describes most of the basic information needed to use the E5061A/E5062A. Yes, I would like to receive educational or promotional emails from Keysight. By clicking the button, …

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The Agilent E5062A, 300 kHz to 3 GHz ENA-LRF Network Analyzer, general purpose network analyzers provide reliable basic S-parameter measurements with easy-to-use features and solid performance based on the latest in modern technologies.

The E5062A general purpose network analyzers provide reliable basic S-parameter measurements with easy-to-use features and solid performance based on the latest in modern technologies. The E5062A is over 10 years old and supplies may be limited.

Agilent E5061A/E5062A network analyzer with the following conditions: • No averaging applied to data • Environmental temperature of 23 °C ±5 °C, with less than 1 °C deviation

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Options for the E5061A are listed in this section. To order options for the E5062A, replace E5061A with E5062A (e.g. E5062A-XXX) Option E5061A-100 fault location analysis Adds fault location and structural return loss analysis capabilities.

Represents the Agilent E5062A Vector Network Analyzer. This VNA has 4 separate channels, each of which has its own sweep. The channels are stored in the channels dictionary. Channels can be enabled even if not displayed. Many trace-specific operations, including reading out data, happen at the channel level, but pertain to only the active trace.