Articles Tagged with ''analyzer''

Keysight Technologies, Inc. announced the new flagship of its X-Series: the N9040B UXA signal analyzer. The UXA delivers industry-leading phase noise performance as well as 510-MHz analysis and real-time bandwidths. 

 Signal Hound will participate in the 51^st Annual Association of Old Crows International Symposium & Convention in Washington, D.C. on October 6-9, 2014. The featured topic of the show will be “Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations in Contested and Permissive Environments.” 

 Anritsu Co. breaks new ground in field wireless test with the introduction of the MW82119B PIM Master™, which combines a 40 W, battery-operated PIM analyzer with a 2 MHz to 3 GHz cable and antenna analyzer, eliminating the need to carry multiple instruments to measure the RF performance of a cell site.   It is MIL-STD-810G drop test rated and is designed to withstand transportation shock, vibration and harsh outdoor test conditions.

 Averna, an industry-leading developer of test solutions and services for communications and electronics device-makers worldwide, announced the industry’s first DOCSIS 3.1 protocol analysis solution.  

 Bird Technologies, a leading provider of RF components, subsystems, test equipment, and services, introduced the compact SiteHawk SK-4000-TC Antenna and Cable Analyzer.  

 All roads lead to Rome - this year, this also holds true for the microwave industry. Rohde & Schwarz will present its wide-ranging portfolio of T&M equipment for microwave applications at European Microwave Week 2014. 

 The WBT by QRC Technologies provides complete RF recording and playback at 50 MHz (2x25MHz) bandwidth tunable from 50MHz to 6GHz.  At less than 10lbs and 70W, this portable solution records to solid state devices and costs far less than other products.  

Holzworth is going to sunny Tampa, Florida for IMS2014.  We will be introducing some exciting new products at IMS this year.  You can find us in booth 700.  We hope to see you there!

This high resolution EMC/EMI diagnostic system has been reinvented to assist high density board designers to visualize the root causes of potential EMC and EMI problems during pre- and post-EMC compliance testing.