Test And Measurement News

  1. Anritsu Introduces MS27100A Spectrum Monitoring Module 5/13/2016

    Anritsu Company, the industry leader in field spectrum analysis tools, introduces the MS27100A Spectrum Monitoring Module that brings Anritsu’s field-proven, industry leading RF spectrum analysis technology to OEM applications.

  2. Ground-Penetrating Radar Unearths Great Synagogue And Shulhof Of Vilna 7/31/2015

    A ground penetrating radar survey conducted in June 2015 in Vilnius, Lithuania has uncovered the underground remains of the Great Synagogue and Shulhof of Vilna, now lying partially below a modern school. These remnants of what was, before the Holocaust, Lithuania's greatest synagogue, will be exposed in an excavation to commence next year. 

  3. Keysight Technologies to Acquire Anite 6/16/2015

    Keysight Netherlands B.V., a wholly owned indirect subsidiary of Keysight Technologies, will acquire Anite, a U.K.-based leading supplier of test and measurement solutions to the international wireless market. At 126 pence per share, the acquisition values Anite at approximately £388 million (US$606 million based upon an exchange rate of 1.56 USD:GBP). 

  4. Designing Microwave Devices From Scratch Using Computer Simulations 5/21/2015

    For decades, the fundamental design of microwave devices, such as antennas for mobile communication and waveguides used in radars, has essentially relied on the inventiveness of a professional designer.

  5. Anritsu Introduces New 2- And 4-Port VNAs 5/19/2015

    Anritsu Company expands its ShockLine family of affordable vector network analyzers (VNAs) with the introduction of the Performance ShockLine MS46500B series. The new MS46500B series lowers cost-of-test and speeds time to market in numerous testing applications up to 8.5 GHz, including designing and manufacturing mobile network equipment, mobile devices, automotive cables, high-speed data interconnects and system integration components.

  6. Signal Hound Introduces New VSG25A Vector Signal Generator For $495 5/19/2015

    Signal Hound, the leader in high-performance, USB-based RF test and measurement products, announced a revolutionary new vector signal generator (VSG) that breaks price barriers. It is USB-powered, weighs just 130 grams, and fits into a shirt pocket.

  7. Eastern OptX Announces Wireless Test System For Testing Multiple RF Radio Devices 5/19/2015

    Eastern OptX recently introduced the Series 8000, a new test system that addresses the need to test multiple RF radios or wireless systems over different propagation paths, simultaneously.

  8. Copper Mountain Technologies Debuts New High-Performance VNAs 5/19/2015

    Copper Mountain Technologies (CMT) introduced a new series of high-performance vector network analyzers (VNAs) designed to efficiently handle advanced test applications at the 2015 International Microwave Symposium (IMS) in Phoenix on May 17-22.

  9. Anritsu Introduces Universal USB Power Sensors With Best-In-Class Measurement Speed And Over-Power Protection Levels 5/12/2015

    Anritsu Company introduces the MA24208A/MA24218A Universal USB Power Sensors that leverage Anritsu’s patented triple path architecture to provide highly accurate, true RMS measurements of CW, multi-tone, and digitally modulated signals up to 18 GHz. Featuring best-in-class measurement speeds and over-power protection levels, the MA24208A/MA24218A have been designed to increase throughput and reduce cost-of-test in any lab, high-volume manufacturing and field environment.

  10. Anritsu Enhances IMD Measurement Capability In VectorStar VNAs 5/12/2015

    Company introduces Intermodulation Distortion (IMD) options for its VectorStar platform that expand the measurement capability of the VNA family to meet the needs of design and production engineers who must conduct highly accurate and efficient IMD measurements on their amplifier designs. Included in the enhancements is the new IMDView software that creates an advanced, easy to use graphical user interface (GUI) that simplifies complex IMD measurements and allows for more thorough IMD evaluation.