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RIGOL DNA800 and RSA800 series analyzers. Vector network analyzers and real-time spectrum analyzers with frequencies up to 14 GHz, compact design, and high performance.
On June 30, 2026, RIGOL launches the DNA800 vector network analyzers and the RSA800 real-time spectrum analyzers. Featuring an extremely compact design, these new instruments combine high precision and high performance to meet the needs of professionals in the fields of research and development, manufacturing, and field testing.
The DNA800 series vector network analyzer offers various calibration methods, including frequency response, single port, response isolation, advanced response, full dual-port, and electronic calibration. It supports display formats such as log magnitude, linear magnitude, SWR (VSWR), phase, group delay, Smith chart, and polar diagram. Through USB, LAN, and HDMI interfaces, it precisely measures the amplitude/frequency, phase/frequency, and group delay characteristics of microwave networks.
While maintaining high-end specifications, along with excellent aesthetics, display, and software interface, the DNA800 series stands out for its compact size, lightweight design, and low noise, providing an improved user experience. It is widely used in the electronics, communications, and microwave sectors for both Research and Development (R&D) and production.




Product Features
| Model | Frequency | Number of Ports |
|---|---|---|
| DNA804 | From 5 kHz to 4.5 GHz | 2 |
| DNA808 | From 5 kHz to 8.5 GHz | 2 |
| DNA814 | From 5 kHz to 14 GHz | 2 |

The DNA800 series supports advanced analysis for the accurate measurement of 50 Ohm cables and transmission lines, allowing for the verification of correct signal integrity along the entire path.

Thanks to the typical high dynamic range of 125 dB, the instrument allows for an extremely accurate evaluation of insertion loss and attenuation in low-pass filters.

Optimize production line times by configuring the desired tolerance limits. The VNA will instantly report on screen (Pass/Fail) whether the device under test meets the preset specifications.

The DNA800 analyzer supports multiple display formats, including the Smith Chart to evaluate impedance matching and analyze in detail the circuit behavior at various frequencies.

It is possible to precisely monitor the SWR (Standing Wave Ratio) or VSWR parameter to optimize antenna performance and accurately measure reflected power along the line.

The integrated Time Domain Analysis (TDA) function allows for locating the physical position of any faults or impedance discontinuities along cables or PCB traces.
The RSA800 series real-time spectrum analyzer is RIGOL's compact solution for spectrum analysis. With an excellent dynamic range, low phase noise, amplitude accuracy, and high test speed, it supports traditional spectrum analysis, real-time spectrum analysis (RTSA), and vector signal analysis (VSA) to meet a wide variety of testing requirements.
The RSA800 series offers strong system expansion capabilities through digital and analog interfaces for integration into testing systems and custom development. Compact and portable, it is suitable for laboratory use, education, and field testing, supporting power bank operation for measurements on the move. Thanks to stable performance and flexible usage, the RSA800 series is widely used in Research and Development (R&D) testing, production, and maintenance for wireless communications, automotive electronics, IoT, and related sectors.




Product Features
| Feature | RSA804 | RSA808 | RSA814 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frequency | From 5 kHz to 4.5 GHz | From 5 kHz to 8.5 GHz | From 5 kHz to 14 GHz |
| Phase Noise at 1 GHz | 10 kHz offset, <-110 dBc/Hz, -112 dBc/Hz (typical) | ||
| DANL at 1 GHz (norm. 1 Hz) | -146 dBm (typical) with PA Off -168 dBm (typical) with PA On |
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| Max. Real-Time Analysis Bandwidth | 40 MHz | ||
| Measurement Functions | GPSA, RTSA, VSA, EMI, ADM, phase noise measurement, and IoT protocol analysis | ||

Thanks to the RTSA mode with a real-time bandwidth up to 40 MHz, the instrument offers a powerful analysis function to capture complex signals and display them in multi-pane formats based on signal densities.

The VSA mode supports detailed analysis of digitally modulated signals, such as QAM modulations, allowing it to meet a wide variety of signal testing and analysis requirements.

Through the ADM operating mode, the analyzer smoothly handles the demodulation of complex analog signals (such as AM, FM, and PM), significantly expanding wireless communication testing capabilities.

The instrument integrates a working mode dedicated exclusively to EMI measurements, providing engineers with the necessary tools for effective preventive analysis of electromagnetic interference in their devices.

The analyzer is equipped as standard with a tracking generator, capable of providing a flexible output power level from -40 dBm to +0 dBm, ideal for testing the response of filters and networks in the field.

In the general GPSA mode, the instrument ensures an excellent displayed average noise level (DANL) and high-precision measurement. A wide range of RF tests can be easily executed, including adjacent channel power (ACP) evaluations.
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