Siglent SVA1032X 3.2GHz Spectrum & Vector Network Analyzer Review, Teardown & Experiments



In this episode Shahriar reviews the newly released Siglent SVA1032X. The SVA series instrument spectrum & vector network analyzers are powerful and flexible tools for broadcast and RF device / system testing. With a wide frequency range covering 9 kHz to 3.2 GHz, the analyzer delivers reliable automatic measurements and plenty of features including a tracking generator and multiple modes of operation. This review is organized as follows: 00:09 – Introduction and instrument overview 02:25 – Complete teardown and detailed analysis of the instrument hardware 23:36 – Basic instrument GUI operation and overload detection limitations 28:38 – Tracking generator signal purity and performance 30:06 – Instrument internal phase noise performance 33:01 – VNA operation and amplifier impedance tuning experiment 39:28 – Amplifier characterization using built-in functions 44:20 – Digital demodulation experiments 49:30 – Distance to fault experiments using built-in functions 49:16 – Concluding remarks Equipment Review, Teardown Experiments, Review, RF, Teardown Social Media Archives Archives Select Month November 2019  (3) September 2019  (3) August 2019  (1) July 2019  (3) April 2019  (2) March 2019  (6) January 2019  (2) November 2018  (5) September 2018  (3) August 2018  (4) July 2018  (3) May 2018  (1) April 2018  (2) February 2018  (2) December 2017  (3) November 2017  (1) October 2017  (4) September 2017  (7) July 2017  (1) June 2017  (1) May 2017  (4) March 2017  (4) February 2017  (4) January 2017  (5) October 2016  (1) September 2016  (6) March 2016  (4) January 2016  (4) December 2015  (3) November 2015  (3) September 2015  (2) August 2015  (4) July 2015  (4) June 2015  (2) May 2015  (2) April 2015  (2) February 2015  (4) January 2015  (2) December 2014  (2) November 2014  (3) October 2014  (3) September 2014  (1) August 2014  (1) July 2014  (2) March 2014  (2) August 2013  (1) July 2013  (2) March 2013  (1) February 2013  (1) January 2013  (2) December 2012  (1) November 2012  (3) October 2012  (1) September 2012  (1) July 2012  (3) June 2012  (2) February 2012  (1) October 2011  (1) September 2011  (1) August 2011  (3) June 2011  (1) May 2011  (2)

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