Anritsu (Wiltron) 54163A Repair Service
Product model
54163A Scalar Measurement System (0.01 to 32 GHz)Services
Our RF/Microwave facility can repair and calibrate your Anritsu Wiltron 54163A Scalar Network Analyzer. Free estimates, quick turnaround, veteran owned.
Description
The Anritsu 54163A Scalar Measurement System (0.01 to 32 GHz)
Measurement Modes: Transmission (dB), Return Loss (dB), Precision Return Loss (dB), SWR (linear SWR), Power (dBm), optional Distance-To-Fault (feet or meters) and Relative Group Delay (ns). Analyzer; Dynamic Range: -55 dBm to +16 dBm, Autozeroing implements AC detection on a single cycle per sweep basis using Anritsu 560 Series or 5400 Series Detectors and SWR Auto testers. Inputs: Three. Two standard inputs, A and B, with an optional third reference channel, R. Channels: Two channels are used to select and simultaneously display any two inputs from A, B, or R. The inputs can also be displayed as ratios A/R or B/R.
Repair prices
Any failures or unforeseen issues identified during the calibration phase will be detailed in an estimate submitted for your approval prior to any further action. Repair charges are determined by the actual time and materials required. Please be aware that customers are responsible for all associated shipping costs, to and from our location. This initial estimate is provided free of charge.
Options
Option 1 Rack mounting with slides
Option 2 70 dB RF step attenuator
Option 2A 70 dB, 20 GHz MW step attenuator
Option 2B 70 dB, 26.5 GHz MW step attenuator
Option 2C 70 dB, 40 GHz MW step attenuator
Option 2D 70 dB, 50 GHz MW step attenuator
Option 4 75 Ω source output (available to 3.0 GHz)
Option 5 Add reference channel
Option 6 Add external levelling
Option 7 Internal distance-to-fault software
Option 8 Internal relative group delay software
Option 12 Add front panel cover
Option 13 Add front mounted handles
Option 16 +15 V DC supply for millimeter wave source modules
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Specifications
• Transmission loss or gain measurement accuracy
Uncertainties from the frequency response of components are automatically subtracted from test data during the path calibration procedure. Overall accuracy is then:
Channel accuracy
+ Mismatch uncertainty
+ Distortion from source harmonics
Transmission measurement accuracy
Effects of source, test device, SWR autotester, and detector mismatch
can be significant. This mismatch uncertainty is minimized by the exceptionally low reflection characteristics of Anritsu’s detectors,
sources, and SWR autotesters. Anritsu’s ultra low source harmonics
maximize the accuracy
Located in: Network Analyzers