Add application-specific analysis
Software options can add EMI, advanced channel-power, analog modulation, digital modulation, pulse and other specialized measurement workflows to supported instruments.

Siglent spectrum analyzer accessories include RF antennas, measurement software, reflection bridges, cables, attenuators, noise-source interfaces, transport cases and upgrade options. Configure the analyzer around the frequency range, connector type, measurement method and field or laboratory workflow.
The antenna, cable, adapter, attenuation, software and calibration method can all affect measurement capability and uncertainty.
Software options can add EMI, advanced channel-power, analog modulation, digital modulation, pulse and other specialized measurement workflows to supported instruments.
Select cables, adapters and attenuators with compatible connectors, frequency ratings and power limits for the analyzer and device under test.
Directional antennas, GPS accessories, rechargeable batteries, carry bags and protective cases help configure portable interference and site-survey systems.
Confirm compatibility with the exact Siglent analyzer series before selecting hardware or activating a software option.
Software option that adds EMI measurement functions to supported SSA3000X spectrum analyzers.
Advanced measurement software for supported SSA3000X series spectrum analyzers.
Software options for compatible SHA850 handheld spectrum and vector network analyzer platforms.
Directional antenna set for locating and investigating RF signals across a broad frequency range.
Directional antenna assemblies for lower-frequency interference detection and RF site investigation.
Directional antenna for higher-frequency interference, communications and wireless signal investigations.
Reflection bridge hardware for supported SSA3000X, SSA3000X Plus and SSA3000X-R series analyzers.
Combined reflection software and RB3X25 hardware packages for compatible SSA3000X analyzer families.
Hardware noise-source driver for connecting supported spectrum analyzers to a compatible external noise source.
N-male to N-male RF cables for connecting analyzers, bridges, antennas and RF devices.
RF cables for connecting N-type spectrum analyzer ports to SMA-equipped devices and fixtures.
Higher-frequency SMA cable assemblies and fixed attenuation for RF connection and analyzer-input protection.
Power and transport accessories for compatible Siglent handheld spectrum analyzer platforms.
GPS antenna for compatible Siglent instruments equipped with supported GPS receiver functionality.
Carrying and protective accessories for compatible spectrum analyzer, VNA and related Siglent instruments.
Open, short, load and through calibration kits for compatible Siglent vector network analyzers.
Software options that extend compatible SNA5000A instruments with additional analysis functions.
Training and demonstration board with integrated RF components for vector network analyzer measurements.
Accessories allow compatible analyzers to support more complete laboratory, production, EMI and field-service workflows.
Combine EMI software, suitable antennas, cables and external accessories to investigate radiated or conducted emissions.
Use directional antennas and a portable analyzer to identify signal direction and narrow down the interference source.
Add a compatible reflection bridge and software package to evaluate antennas, cables and RF components.
Add supported analog or digital modulation software to examine compatible communications signals.
Use a noise-source driver, suitable noise source and compatible analyzer software to configure a noise-figure measurement system.
Batteries, carry bags, GPS accessories and field antennas support mobile spectrum monitoring and site investigations.
Confirm the exact analyzer model, installed options, frequency range and connector type before ordering.
| Accessory type | Main purpose | Selection factors | Typical application |
|---|---|---|---|
| Software option | Add EMI, modulation or advanced RF measurements | Analyzer model, firmware and required measurement function | Pre-compliance, communications and automated RF analysis |
| Directional antenna | Receive RF energy and identify signal direction | Frequency range, connector, gain and field environment | Interference hunting and RF site surveys |
| Reflection bridge | Support return-loss and reflection measurements | Analyzer series, frequency range and required software | Antenna, cable and RF component testing |
| RF cable or adapter | Connect the analyzer to antennas, fixtures and devices | Connector gender, frequency, loss and power rating | General RF laboratory and field measurements |
| Noise-source driver | Control a compatible external noise source | Analyzer, noise source and software compatibility | Noise-figure measurement |
| VNA calibration kit | Correct systematic measurement errors | Connector type, gender and calibration frequency range | S-parameter and network analysis |
| Field accessory | Support portable operation and equipment protection | Instrument model, battery, case and GPS compatibility | Mobile RF surveys and field service |
Begin with the measurement objective, then confirm analyzer, frequency and connector compatibility.
Software licences and hardware accessories may be limited to a specific SSA, SVA, SHA or SNA series.
The antenna, cable, adapter, bridge and attenuator should cover the complete measurement frequency range.
Confirm connector family, gender and mechanical compatibility at every connection in the measurement path.
RF cable and adapter losses increase with frequency and may affect the signal level reaching the analyzer.
Some measurement systems require both a hardware accessory and a separate software activation.
Confirm maximum input power and use suitable attenuation or protection before connecting an unknown RF source.
Send RCC Electronics the analyzer model, serial number or installed options, required measurement, frequency range, expected signal level, connector type, cable length, field or laboratory use and whether EMI, reflection, modulation, noise-figure or VNA measurements are required.
Common questions when selecting spectrum analyzer accessories.
No. Software options are normally tied to specific analyzer families and sometimes to particular models or firmware versions. Confirm the complete instrument model before ordering.
No. A practical EMI setup may also require antennas or LISNs, cables, attenuators, preamplifiers, near-field probes and the applicable measurement procedure.
The cable should be rated above the highest test frequency. Cable loss, connector quality and power handling should also be suitable for the measurement.
A reflection bridge separates incident and reflected RF energy, allowing a compatible analyzer and software to evaluate reflection-related characteristics such as return loss.
The physical accessory performs the RF connection or signal conditioning, while the software enables the analyzer's measurement and calculation functions.
Provide the analyzer model, required measurement, frequency range, signal level, connector types, existing software options and whether the accessory will be used in the laboratory or field.