The Wireless Telecom Group is highlighting its range of specialized test and measurement solutions from Boonton, Holzworth, and Noisecom at the International Microwave Symposium (IMS) 2023 (Booth #1619). The booth serves as a platform to showcase the company's latest innovative products and interactive demonstrations, providing insights into amplifier linearity testing, fast-switching RF signal generation, phase noise analysis, and customizable additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) generation.
One of the key highlights they have planned is a technical session led by the company, focusing on power sensor technologies, critical RF and microwave power measurements, and the ideal power sensor capabilities for radar and communications systems.
The demonstrations at IMS 2023 emphasize several capabilities and solutions, including high-performance RF signal generation with lightning-fast frequency switching speed, industry-leading RF peak power sensors for amplifier characterization, broadband, low phase noise signal generation and real-time phase noise analysis. Custom noise generation solutions will also be showcased to replicate potential RF interference that a system may encounter once deployed.
Boonton Demonstrations
Boonton, a part of the Wireless Telecom Group, offers a range of products enabling RF signal generation, power measurement, and signal analysis for various applications. The Boonton SGX1000 RF Signal Generator, with ultra-low phase noise and rapid frequency switching speed, will be a key feature. Boonton's true average and peak power sensors, incorporating real-time power processing technology, provide fast, accurate, and reliable RF power measurements.
The RTP and CPS families of USB RF power sensors are compatible with the Boonton PMX40 RF Power Meter, which combines benchtop utility, touch screen simplicity, and USB sensor performance.
Click here to view Boonton SGX1000 fast-switching RF signal generator demonstration guide.
Click here to view the Boonton Amplifier Characterization demonstration guide.
Holzworth Instrumentation Demonstration
Holzworth Instrumentation, another division of Wireless Telecom Group, specializes in high-performance phase noise analyzers and signal generators. The HSX Series of multi-channel RF synthesizers will be showcased, offering ultra-low phase noise and exceptional spectral purity. Holzworth's real-time phase noise analyzers, known for their fast measurements, proven accuracy, and high reliability, will also be demonstrated, extending their capabilities up to 50 GHz for 5G and radar applications.
Holzworth real-time phase noise analyzers provide fast measurements, proven accuracy, high reliability, ease of automation, and ultimate configuration flexibility. Their incredible performance extends to 50 GHz for 5G and radar applications with the HA7063A downconverter.
Click here to view the Holzworth Phase Noise Analysis demonstration guide.
Noisecom Demonstration
Noisecom, a leader in RF and microwave noise sources, will highlight its products for signal jamming, impairment, reference level comparison, and calibration. The Noisecom UFX7000B, capable of measuring system robustness and quantifying response to interference, will be featured. Its flexible architecture and custom noise signals created through multiple attenuators, switches, and filter banks allow for precise carrier and noise manipulation. The importance of AWGN generation in ensuring lab-designed performance is realized in the field will also be emphasized.
The Wireless Telecom Group's presence at IMS 2023 aims to provide valuable insights and solutions for the evolving needs of the RF and microwave industries, demonstrating their commitment to delivering cutting-edge test and measurement technologies.
Click here to view the Noisecom RF Interference Tolerance Testing demonstration guide.
The Wireless Telecom Group was recently acquired by Maury Microwave. Click here to learn more about the acquisition.
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