Siglent SEM5024A ECal Module 4 ports, 100 kHz to 13.5 GHz, 3.5 mm female
The Siglent SEM5024A series electronic calibrator covering the frequency bands of 9 kHz to 13.5 GHz has a USB interface for communication and power supply, and has 3.5 mm RF connectors. It is suitable for calibration and error correction of SHA800A series, SVA1000X series, SNA5000X series, SNA5000A series, and SNA6000A series vector network analyzers of Siglent Technology
Efficient and accurate: Traditional mechanical calibration methods require the operator to connect and disconnect the instrument to be measured several times using calibration devices. This not only increases the calibration time, but also the frequency of operation and the probability of human error. When calibrating with electronic calibrators, the operator only needs to make one connection - at the very beginning, the port of the electronic calibrator is connected to the test port - which significantly reduces the number of connections made during the calibration process, making the process much simpler and more efficient. As the number of connections decreases, the probability of operator error is reduced, as is the probability of connector wear and tear, which in turn reduces the cost of port connector maintenance.
Efficient and accurate: Traditional mechanical calibration methods require the operator to connect and disconnect the instrument to be measured several times using calibration devices. This not only increases the calibration time, but also the frequency of operation and the probability of human error. When calibrating with electronic calibrators, the operator only needs to make one connection - at the very beginning, the port of the electronic calibrator is connected to the test port - which significantly reduces the number of connections made during the calibration process, making the process much simpler and more efficient. As the number of connections decreases, the probability of operator error is reduced, as is the probability of connector wear and tear, which in turn reduces the cost of port connector maintenance.