11 June 2007

A need for speed

  • A need for speed

New MS269X series streamlines signal analysis, increases measurement speed and combines multiple test features in one module.

According to Anritsu, speed and functionality requirements for next generation mobile communications testing have been surpassed with its MS269X series of signal analysers.
The devices are said to increase measurement speed by integrating a signal analyser, signal generator and RNC simulator into one piece of equipment.
“The MS269X series is part of a range addressing the needs of next generation networks and long term evolution,” explained Anritsu’s EMEA wireless sales manager, Simon Mathias. “We’re building products that are future proof and in step with the evolving standards.”

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Mike Richardson

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