In education, the high cost of VNAs means students get little to no hands-on time with an important instrument. In many cases, designers must rent or borrow VNAs, adding time and expense to projects.
VNAs help IoT designers match Bluetooth, WLAN, RFID and other radios to antennas. It also includes advanced features including new VectorVu-PC analysis software and the only built-in bias tee for testing active devices in this category.Īmong the markets with a critical need for an affordable VNA are Internet of Things (IoT) design and education. Like Tektronix' highly successful USB-based spectrum analyzers, the new TTR500 Series delivers an unmatched combination of low price and performance - 40 percent lower cost than alternatives capable of matching its 122 dB dynamic range and 6 GHz frequency range. New PC-Controlled VNA Disrupts Industry with Lowest Price, 122 dB Dynamic Range and 6 GHz Performance - Addressing Unmet Needs in IoT Design, EducationīEAVERTON, Ore., ApTektronix, Inc., a leading worldwide provider of test, measurement and monitoring instrumentation, today introduced the TTR500 Series USB Vector Network Analyzer, adding to the growing Tektronix portfolio of disruptive USB-based RF test instruments.
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