VIA Echo Part 1 of 8 - VIA Echo Vector Impedance Analyzer Product Presentation

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The VIA Echo Vector Impedance Analyzer Product Presentation is teached by AEA Technology and Signal Test.

The Echo is a hand-held Vector Impedance Analyzer (Vector Network Analyzer), Spectrum Analyzer, Power Meter, and Frequency Domain Reflectometer (FDR) in one instrument. Echo models come in frequency ranges of 4MHz-to-1.0GHz or 4MHz-to-2.5GHz. The VIA Echo Network Analyzer was designed for performing antenna testing and tuning, transmission line testing and fault locating, cellular site turn-up testing and troubleshooting. It can be used for individual component testing, system or network testing. In a production environment Echo can be used to verify components and assemblies the same as equivalent Agilent (old HP) Network Analyzers at a fraction of the cost.

The VIA Echos all come with two ports, S11 and S21, to perform both reflective and loss/gain measurements. The full suit of test parameters in the Echo instruments are: SWR, Return Loss (dB), Phase Angle, Reactance (X), Resistance (R), Impedance (Z), Gamma Magnitude, Gamma Angle, Linear Gain, Phase Gain, Spectrum Analysis (specific models), Frequency Domain Reflectometer (specific models) and Power Meter (specific models).

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Science & Technology

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• hand-held
• Vector Impedance Analyzer
• Vector Network Analyzer
• Spectrum Analyzer
• Power Meter
• Frequency Domain Reflectometer
• FDR
• frequency
• Network Analyzer
• antenna testing
• tuning
• transmission line testing
• fault locating
• cellular site turn-up testing
• Antenna troubleshooting
• SWR
• Return Loss
• Phase Angle
• Reactance
• Resistance
• Impedance
• Gamma Magnitude
• Gamma Angle
• Linear Gain
• Phase Gain
• Spectrum Analysis