A VNA measures both magnitude and phase of signals, providing vector (complex) data, whereas an SNA measures only the magnitude, offering scalar data without phase information.
Articles in this section
- How to check or verify your cable’s velocity of propagation using the Bird Vector Network Analyzer
- Can a Spectrum Analyzer with a Tracking Generator replace a VNA?
- How does a VNA differ from a Spectrum Analyzer?
- What distinguishes a VNA from a Scalar Network Analyzer (SNA)?
- What is a Vector Network Analyzer?
- What is included in the “Fixture circuit simulation” option (BNA1000-1F5)?
- How do I allow my markers to move independently in each of the trace displays I've allocated for my test?
- Where can I find instructions on how to calibrate my Bird vector network analyzer?
- How do I measure insertion loss using my vector network analyzer?
- How can I add custom text to the viewing area of my VNA?
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