Keysight N5227B Network Analyzer, PNA, 10 MHz to 67 GHz, 2 or 4 Ports

Description

At millimeter-wave frequencies, every connector and cable changes the result. The Keysight N5227B network analyzer is a PNA microwave VNA, so it brings configured coverage to 67 GHz with two or four test ports. Lost in HCM lists it for rental and sale, and it arranges service on request.

Key specifications

What the PNA engine measures

The core job is S-parameter work on microwave parts. Two ports cover most passive devices, while four ports handle balanced and multiport ones. Mixer, gain-compression, spectrum and time-domain applications then extend the platform. However, each one depends on the options installed on the unit.

Jobs for the Keysight N5227B network analyzer

Typical jobs include S-parameter tests, such as filters, antennas and passive devices. The analyzer also measures amplifiers, mixers and frequency converters. Furthermore, it checks millimeter-wave interconnects and components, while aerospace, defense and production teams use it for verification.

Accessories decide the result at 67 GHz

First, list the calibration kit, torque wrench, test cables, adapters and fixtures in your request. Then add the port configuration and any software licenses. Options can change what the unit does, so the formal quote comes first.

Support across southern Vietnam

Lost in HCM serves R&D teams, factories and universities in Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Duong, Dong Nai and other places. It also confirms availability, calibration documents, delivery and hand-over for each quote. A short project can rent the analyzer, while a lab with daily demand may buy.

Request the quote

SMK Vietnam shows this listing for its partner. To order the Keysight N5227B network analyzer, first request a quote from Lost in HCM with your frequency range, port count and dates. Then browse related instruments in the network analyzer listings. You can also visit Keysight or contact SMK Vietnam.

N5227B questions

What do I need besides the analyzer for 67 GHz work?

Confirm the calibration kit, torque wrench, test cables, adapters, fixtures, port configuration and software licenses, because each one affects the result.

Can it measure below 10 MHz?

Yes, because a configured option lowers the start frequency to 900 Hz.

Can I control it from software?

Yes, so it fits automated setups. It supports SCPI remote control and PathWave-compatible workflows.