Passive Intermodulation (PIM) Measurement
Passive intermodulation (PIM) is a form of intermodulation distortion that occurs in passive components such as antennas, cables, connectors, or duplexers with two or more high-power input signals. PIM in the transmission path degrades quality of the wireless communication system.
PIM is becoming a critical parameter recently due to installation of new technologies in wireless communication industries such as higher RF transmission power, multiband operation with a shared common antenna, or wider bandwidth signals with higher probability of PIM in the receiver band.
To help you achieve higher-performance and low-cost test solution, Keysight has the solution that combines PIM and S-parameter measurements of passive components by using the vector network analyzer (VNA).
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E5072A ENA Vector Network Analyzer
E5072A ENA Vector Network Analyzer
The E5072C ENA vector network analyzer, 30 kHz to 8.5 GHz, with direct receiver access.
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Low PIM Coaxial Switches
Low PIM Coaxial Switches
These low PIM switches provide ultra-low passive intermodulation (PIM) performance for applications where two or more transmitted signals share a common antenna or whenever the transmitter signal is too high or the receiver is sensitive to high inter
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X-Series Signal Generators (MXG, EXG, CXG)
X-Series Signal Generators (MXG, EXG, CXG)
Keysight MXG signal generators have been optimized specifically to meet the challenges facing manufacturers. MXG and EXG X-Series RF and microwave signal generators and UXG agile signal generator for EW test with frequency coverage to 40 GHz.
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USB & LAN Power Sensors
USB & LAN Power Sensors
Keysight’s USB and LAN power sensors offer the capability to measure peak and average power of a power meter in a compact and portable form factor.
