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AR’s versatile RF test system controllers (signal routing switch matrices) coordinate multiple pieces of equipment in a single test setup alleviating the need for changing cable feeds due to frequency limitations of individual pieces. The SC1000’s can be used as RF switch matrices and can be controlled by SW888A and SW10006 software.
ECCOSORB® MCS is a thin, flexible, magnetically loaded, silicone rubber material that is electrically non-conductive. This product is particularly suitable for cavity resonance reduction applications in the 800 MHz to 6 GHz range. It is an extremely versatile product due to its low out-gassing and UL-94 V1 fire retardant rating.
This specialized subsystem is used to simulate the connectivity between a mobile unit running along a line of 3 base stations spaced from 250 to 1000 meters apart. The test subsystem is able to simulate the variation of the RF signal from the base stations reaching the mobile when the mobile is moving at speeds of up to 250 km/h.
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AR’s versatile RF test system controllers (signal routing switch matrices) coordinate multiple pieces of equipment in a single test setup alleviating the need for changing cable feeds due to frequency limitations of individual pieces. The SC1000’s can be used as RF switch matrices and can be controlled by SW888A and SW10006 software.
ECCOSORB® MCS is a thin, flexible, magnetically loaded, silicone rubber material that is electrically non-conductive. This product is particularly suitable for cavity resonance reduction applications in the 800 MHz to 6 GHz range. It is an extremely versatile product due to its low out-gassing and UL-94 V1 fire retardant rating.
This specialized subsystem is used to simulate the connectivity between a mobile unit running along a line of 3 base stations spaced from 250 to 1000 meters apart. The test subsystem is able to simulate the variation of the RF signal from the base stations reaching the mobile when the mobile is moving at speeds of up to 250 km/h.