STO-1920305-R-E1

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WR-19 VNA Frequency Extender, Receiver (Rx) Module,

10 to 15 GHz Input

STO-1920305-R-E1 is a compact coaxial vector network analyzer (VNA)

frequency extender receiver (RX) module that extends lower frequency

VNA signals to 40 to 60 GHz. It is compatible with modern vector

network analyzers such as Rohde & Schwarz ZNA, Anritsu VectorStar

™,

Keysight PNA-X Series, and Copper Mountain CobaltFx. The VNA needs

dual sources to be extended. This frequency extender can be used to

measure one-path transmission (S21 or S12) through DUT when paired

with compatible transmitter. When Rx module is paired with Tx/Rx

module, the setup can be used to measure reflection at input of DUT and

transmission through DUT. An AC to DC Power adapter is included. The

Eravant calibration kit (STQ-TO-19-S1-CKIT1) and Wave-Glide

™ Rail

System (STQ-TL-RW-S10-M1) are highly recommended to complete the

coaxial VNA test set. VNA extender is packaged individually in a rugged

equipment box with additional hardware and tools.

Electrical Specifications:

Parameter

Minimum

Typical

Maximum

Frequency Range

40 GHz

60 GHz

Test Port Input Power (Damage)*

+20 dBm

Dynamic Range** @ 10 Hz BW

100 dB

120 dB

Test Port Match

10 dB

LO Source Input Frequency (RF

±IF)

10 GHz

15 GHz

LO Source Input Power

-6 dBm

-3 dBm

0 dBm

IF Frequency Range

10 MHz

1000 MHz

Multiplication Factor

4

Specification Temperature

+20°C

+30°C

Operating Temperature

0°C

+50°C

ECCN

EAR99

FEATURES

•

Full Band Coverage

•

Dynamic Range of 120 dB

•

AC Power Input: 100 to 240 VAC

APPLICATIONS

•

VNA Frequency Extension

•

OTA Measurements

•

Test Lab Instrumentation

Recommended Pairing

•

Cal Kit: STQ-TO-19-S1-CKIT1

•

Waveguide-Glide

™ Rail System

•

Cable: SCW-SMSM040-F1-A-PM

Recommended Pairing

•

VNA Extender Configuration Guide

•

VNA Extenders and Cal Kits

*Max input power is specified when attenuation level is minimum.

Increasing attenuation level will increase power handling.

**Measured with compatible Tx/Ref or Tx/Rx module.