Anritsu Company introduced its OBSAI RF Analyzer software that expands the measurement capability of its industry-leading handheld analyzers. With the software installed in the handheld analyzers, ...

Keysight’s N9912C handheld RF analyzer is customizable with over 20 downloadable software applications and license-key activated frequency and bandwidth options. Operating at up to 10 GHz, the ...

MORGAN HILL, Calif., June 15, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Anritsu Company continues to address the emerging test requirements associated with 4G base stations with the introduction of OBSAI RF Analyzer ...

The What: Kaltman Creations has upgraded its RF interference solutions product line, Invisible Waves. Starting in June, the Invisible Waves RF-VueTM touch tablet RF analyzer will ship with a Dell ...

One tool that many Wi-Fi techs have on their wish list is an RF spectrum analyzer. That's because when tasked with tracking down an RF interference problem like that shown in Figure B, other than ...

La Center, WA. Signal Hound, a developer of RF test and measurement equipment, has announced the addition of SCPI compatibility for its spectrum analyzers via its Spike software. Spike provides ...

Agilent Technologies has introduced two options for its ENA Series E5061B 5Hz to 3GHz vector network analyzer. The new RF NA (network analysis) and ZA (impedance analysis) options increase the ...

Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) today introduced the FieldFox handheld RF analyzer -- the world's most integrated handheld instrument for wireless network installation and maintenance (I&M).

AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 22, 2006--National Instruments (Nasdaq:NATI) today announced three new products that extend high-speed data acquisition and data streaming into RF and ...

The marriage of digital technologies and RF is a done deal, leaving designers with a need for increased information bandwidth and accurate phase and magnitude characterization of extremely wideband ...

When the first USB DTV receivers came out with tuners covering 54–806 MHz, I wondered if any of them could be modified into an inexpensive spectrum analyzer. Thanks to RealTek and some Linux kernel ...