RigExpert antenna analyzers

Easy-to use measurement modes as well as additional features such as memory storage and connection to a personal computer make it very attractive for professionals and hobbyists. The new MultiSWR and SWR2Air modes are unique for this series of antenna analyzers. We believe we have the best prices on these units. If you can find a better price for RigExpert antenna analyzer somewhere please let us know, we will do our best to beat their price 

 

Technical specifications:

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Comparison table of RigExpert antenna analyzers

Function	AA-30 .ZERO	AA-30	AA-35 ZOOM	AA-54	AA-55 ZOOM	AA-170	AA-230 ZOOM	AA-600	AA-1000	AA-1400
Frequency range	0.06-35 MHz	0.1-30 MHz	0.06-35 MHz	0.1-54 MHz	0.06-55 MHz	0.1-170 MHz	0.1-230 MHz	0.1-600 MH	0.1-1000 MHz	0.1-1400 MHz
Frequency entry step size	1 Hz	1 kHz
Min. sweep range	100 Hz	10 kHz
SWR2AIR™ mode	–		+	–	+	–	+
MultiSWR™ mode	–			+
Reactance sign measurement	+
Antenna connector type	SMA	UHF (SO-239)					type N
Output power	+13 dBm					-10 dBm
Output amplifier	CMOS logic chip
Output signal shape	square
Reference impedance for SWR measurement	25, 50, 75, 100 Ohm	50, 75 Ohm	25, 50, 75, 100 Ohm	50, 75 Ohm	25, 50, 75, 100 Ohm	50, 75 Ohm	25, 50, 75, 100 Ohm
Analog-to-digital converter	10-bit		12-bit	10-bit	12-bit	10-bit	16-bit
Batteries	–	two AA				three AA	four AAA	three AA
Battery voltage sensor	–	+
Operation with external power supply (without battery)	Ext. 5V	from USB
LCD	–	Monochrome, 128×64	Color TFT, 320×240	Monochrome, 128×64	Color TFT, 320×240	Monochrome, 128×64	Color TFT, 290×220	Color TFT, 320×240
Time Domain Reflectometer mode	– *						Built-in
Flash memory for storing graphs	–		10 memory slots	100 memory slots	10 memory slots	100 memory slots		90 R/X or SWR memory slots, 10 TDR memory slots
Multilingual support	English only		+
Presets for radio amateur bands	–		+
	AA-30 .ZERO	AA-30	AA-35	AA-54	AA-55 ZOOM	AA-170	AA-230 ZOOM	AA-600	AA-1000	AA-1400

RigExpert IT-24

RigExpert IT-24
RigExpert IT-24  is a universal, ultra-portable device for testing, checking, tuning or repairing antennas and antenna feedlines of the 2.4 GHz ISM band (operating frequencies are 2.3 … 2.6 GHz). The following tasks are easily accomplished by using the IT-24:
- Quick tests of antennas and RF cable
- Output power measurement of wireless access points and other transmitters
- RF environment monitoring (in the spectrum analyzer mode)

IT-24 may be used by: 
- Telecommunication providers to check their own wireless data transfer networks
- Service companies to test the equipment
- Antenna and transmitter/receiver manufacturers
 

RigExpert TI-5 (FOR HAMS) 
RigExpert TI-5 is an electronic device for radioamateurs designed to operate phone, CW, and digital modes using personal computer and transceiver. Previously, a TNC or sound card was needed for this purpose, along with lots of cables, occupying computer sound card and serial ports. All of this is not needed anymore. Following up-to-date technology, USB interface is chosen to connect RigExpert TI-5 to your computer. No additional interface circuit needed for transceiver connection.

RigExpert Standard (FOR HAMS) 
RigExpert Standard is an electronic device for radioamateurs designed to operate phone, CW, and digital modes using personal computer and transceiver. Previously, a TNC or sound card was needed for this purpose, along with lots of cables, occupying computer sound card and serial ports. All of this is not needed anymore. Following up-to-date technology, USB interface is chosen to connect RigExpert Standard to a computer. No additional interface circuit needed for transceiver connection. 

Rigexpert AA-230 Zoom
The analyzer is designed for measuring SWR (standing wave ratio), return loss, cable loss, as well as other parameters of cable and antenna systems in the range of 100 kHz to 230 MHz. 

A built-in ZOOM capability makes graphical measurements especially effective. 

An integrated Time Domain Reflectometer mode can be used to locate a fault within the feedline system.

The following tasks are easily accomplished by using this analyzer:

• Rapid check-out of an antenna

• Tuning an antenna to resonance

• Comparing characteristics of an antenna before and after specific event (rain, hurricane, etc.)

• Making coaxial stubs or measuring their parameters

• Cable testing and fault location, measuring cable loss and characteristic impedance

• Measuring capacitance or inductance of reactive loads