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6GHz Portable Spectrum Analyzer, Tracking Generator
6GHz Portable Spectrum Analyzer, Tracking Generator
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Delivered in 5 to 14 business days
Delivered in 5 to 14 business days
We pack in 1 to 3 business days. Transit takes another 4 to 11. Business days are Monday to Friday, excluding US public holidays.
30-day returns, sale items included
30-day returns, sale items included
Thirty days from delivery to ask for a return. Sale items count, and there is no restocking fee. Read the full Refund and Return Policy.
RF measurement you can carry to the job site.
The SA6 covers 35-6200 MHz and shows frequency and amplitude for signals across Wi-Fi, 2G, 3G, 4G LTE, CDMA, DCS, GSM, GPRS, and GLONASS systems. It has a 3.2" color resistive touch screen, physical keys, and USB connectivity for standalone or PC-assisted work. A dynamic range up to 75 dB and a noise floor down to -90 dBm (below 3 GHz) help it pick out weak or interfering signals. The built-in tracking generator measures frequency response for filters, amplifiers, and other RF parts.
Why we picked it
- Broad coverage - 35-6200 MHz spans cellular, Wi-Fi, and satellite-related bands in one unit.
- Tracking generator - Characterize filters, amplifiers, and cables without extra bench gear.
- Field ready - Battery power and USB/PC support suit commissioning and troubleshooting on site.
Good to know
Used with an external directional coupler, it supports SWR and return loss measurements. A 2500 mAh rechargeable battery charges over USB-C and runs up to about 4 hours. The box includes the SA6 analyzer with tracking generator, a resistive touch pen, an SMA 11.81 in (30 cm) extension cable, and a USB Type-C cable.
Common questions
Q: What is the frequency range?
A: The display range is 35-6200 MHz, with a measurement range of 35-4500 MHz and a maximum span of 6165 MHz.
Q: Can it measure SWR and return loss?
A: Yes, with an external directional coupler and the right calibration standards, using the included software.
Q: How is it powered?
A: By an internal 2500 mAh battery that charges over USB Type-C, running up to about 4 hours.
Q: Does it connect to a PC?
A: Yes. Over USB to a Windows computer for real-time display, control, and logging.
