This presentation explores real-world measurement challenges commonly faced when using vector network analyzers (VNAs)

Explore the Latest Vector Network Analyzers and Real-world Measurement Use Cases

Content

This presentation explores real-world measurement challenges commonly faced when using vector network analyzers (VNAs), such as complex test setups requiring multiple instruments, underutilized equipment, and aging systems with limited vendor support. We introduce Keysight’s latest Streamline Series USB VNA—a compact solution that delivers performance comparable to traditional benchtop VNAs. Through a series of practical use cases, we’ll demonstrate how the Streamline Series VNA overcomes key test challenges across a range of applications, making it an ideal upgrade path for legacy and existing benchtop network analysis solutions.

Time

July 30 (Wednesday) at 10:00 a.m. SGT

Presenters

Takuya Hirato

Senior Product Manager Keysight Technologies

Taku Hirato is a product manager for Keysight Technologies' Communication Solution Group. He has 24 years’ experience in measurement applications for vector network analyzers. Taku started his career in R&D at Agilent Technologies in 2001, designing RF & microwave circuits. Since 2007, he has been an application development engineer and product manager for Keysight vector network analyzers. Taku received a Bachelor degree and Master’s degree of applied physics at Tohoku University, Japan in 1999 and 2001 respectively.

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Explore the Latest Vector Network Analysers and Real-world Measurement Use Cases