The 3-in-1 allrounder
Portable network analyzer, optional spectrum analyzer (with independent CW source) and power sensor support

Wide frequency range from 5 kHz up to 20 GHz
Optional spectrum analysis and power sensor support up to 26.5 GHz
CW signal generator spectrum analysis option
Cost-efficient, portable (battery-powered option), precise, versatile


The R&S®ZNL helps reduce investment costs with a unique option concept. The base models support frequencies from 5 kHz to 20 GHz and they can be expanded to include a fully integrated spectrum analyzer and support RF power meters. Furthermore, spectrum analysis supports a CW signal generator option.

4-port, 9 kHz to 20 GHz

Balance performance and cost

Improve throughput with fast Thunderbolt 3 interfaces

Share the portable VNA with other teams and locations

Extend the number of test ports by cascading two VNAs

Measure with the same GUI, SCPI commands, and measurement science as Keysight’s trusted high-performance VNAs

Calibrate quickly with Keysight Electronic Calibration (ECal) modules

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