The Keysight P5001A is a compact, two-port USB vector network analyzer spanning 9 kHz to 6.5 GHz, engineered for RF characterization and device validation in laboratory and field environments. This faceless chassis operates via external computer control through USB 3.0, delivering the proven measurement science of Keysight’s PNA series in a portable form factor. The instrument characterizes passive components, amplifiers, mixers, and frequency converters with the same intuitive graphical interface found in high-performance benchtop VNAs.
– Technical Specifications
• Frequency Range: 9 kHz to 6.5 GHz
• Port Configuration: 2-port
• Input Impedance: 50 Ω nominal
• DC Damage Level (Test Port): 35 V
• Connectivity: USB 3.0 Type C (USB 2.0 not supported)
• Power Supply: External AC-DC adapter
• Measurement Architecture: Derived from Keysight PNA, ENA, and USB VNA measurement science
– Key Features
• Compact faceless design with air intake on right side and exhaust on left side
• Supports all Keysight electronic calibration (ECal) modules for rapid calibration cycles
• Hardware expandability: pulse modulation (P5001A-021), spectrum analysis (P5001A-090), and vector signal analysis (P5001A-190) options
• Multiple software modules available for pulsed-RF, multiport, source phase control, and vector/scalar measurements
• Standard configuration: P5001A-200 (2-port, 9 kHz to 6.5 GHz)
• Calibration documentation options include uncertainty analysis and ANSI Z540-1-1994 accreditation
– Typical Applications
• Component characterization (filters, couplers, connectors)
• Amplifier and mixer performance validation
• Frequency converter analysis
• In-field RF device testing
– Compatibility & Integration
Operation requires an external computer with USB 3.0 connectivity. VNA control software downloads from Keysight.com. Host PC requirements and compatible systems are detailed on Keysight’s website. Supplied with USB 3.0 cable, external AC-DC adapter, power cord, quick-start guide, and calibration certificate.
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