Benchtop Network Analyzer, ZNLE6, is required for signal and power integrity analysis

The NASA/NSSC has a requirement for a Benchtop Network Analyzer, ZNLE6, for signal and power integrity analysis. The analyzer will be used for the Wallops Arc-Second Pointer (WASP) System avionics circuits and electronics. The key characteristics of the analyzer include communication and electrical characteristics, physical characteristics, and capabilities such as time domain analysis and distance-to-fault measurements. The delivery of the analyzer is required 5 weeks after acceptance of the contract. • The Benchtop Network Analyzer must have a frequency range of 1MHz-6GHz with the possibility of extension to 100KHz. • The analyzer must have a dynamic range of greater than or equal to 110 dB. • The analyzer must have 2 test ports and a noise floor of less than or equal to –120 dBm (1 Hz). • The analyzer must be capable of time domain analysis and distance-to-fault measurements. • The physical characteristics of the analyzer must include a net weight of less than 13.5lb, a width of less than 16.5”, a height of less than 7.5”, and a length of less than 9.5”.