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National Instruments PXIe-5668 Vector Signal Analyzer

The PXIe-5668 (Part Numbers: 783156-01, 783124-01, 783156-02, 783124-02, 783156-03, 783124-03) is a 1-Channel, 26.5 GHz maximum, Vector Signal Analyzer from National Instruments. The model name PXIe-5668 does not refer to one physical module- instead, this model is comprised of three interconnected NI modules; specifically an RF Downconverter (PXIe-5606), an IF Digitizer (PXIe-5624), and a Local Oscillator Source Module (PXIe-5653). This interconnected module is also known as the PXIE-5668R.

The instrument comes with advanced technology, so users can carry out measurements that require high-performance accuracy. It allows measurements for applications involving signal intelligence and radio frequency, as well as the characterization of integrated circuits. The instrument can additionally be used for RADAR testing. This Analyzer has the capability to operate in combination with a preamplifier to enhance the sensitivity and dynamic range of the instrument. The NI PXIe-5668 Vector Signal Analyzer enables speedy measurements, making it the perfect choice for analysis needs in the mass manufacturing industry.

The National Instruments PXIe-5668 Vector Signal Analyzer comes with 2 GB of built-in memory for different RF measurements and analysis. The frequency range for RF spectrum analysis is from 20 Hz to 26.5 GHz maximum. The average value for the noise level of the device is -166 dBm per hertz. It is between the frequency ranges of 300 MHz to 1.7 GHz. The PXIe-5668 Analyzer does not have a built-in preamplifier.

The NI PXIe-5668 has the capability to measure intermodulation distortion and adjacent channel power, along with the magnitude of the error vector. Various accessories are also available to help the user quickly set up the instrument for different testing needs. The PXIe-5668 Vector Signal Analyzer features built-in IF signals to IQ data converter. This model offers users a wide bandwidth and maximum flexibility to handle challenging tasks.