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Sonet/SDH test modules run up to 10Gbit/s

A new line of next-generation Sonet/SDH test modules for manufacturing and lab environments support transmission rates up to 10Gbit/s.

News from EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering (23 February 2006)

Analyser gets the measure of basestation power

The R and S FSH3 handheld spectrum analyser can now be used to perform code domain power measurements on 3GPP basestations.

News from Rohde and Schwarz (23 February 2006)

Adapter puts audio analyser in control

Engineers involved in researching and developing the next generation of audio products can now test both analogue and digital components using one simple testing solution.

News from Prism Sound (22 February 2006)

Audio testers take to the field in support

User application article AKM Semiconductor has significantly improved its customer service ratings by equipping its applications engineers with Prism Sound dScope Series III audio test and measurement tools.

News from Prism Sound (22 February 2006)

Function generator boasts low distortion and noise

A new function generator combines the performance of a low-distortion analogue source with the precision of direct digital synthesis to achieve exceptionally low levels of distortion and noise.

News from TTI (Thurlby Thandar Instruments) (20 February 2006)

Test system moves to next-generation networks

The FTB-8120NG and FTB-8130NG Transport Blazer modules work with the FTB-400 universal test system to support transmission rates up to 2.5 and 10Gbit/s, respectively.

News from EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering (20 February 2006)

Analyser gets the measure of modulation quality

Anritsu has released a WCDMA/HSDPA modulation quality measurements option for its MS2781A Signature high performance signal analyser.

News from Anritsu (UK) (17 February 2006)

New home for battery test specialist

Hillstone Products, the UK's specialist for the supply of battery load testing and monitoring equipment, has recently moved into a new purpose designed factory.

News from Hillstone Products (17 February 2006)

Mobile phone tester bridges gap from lab to field

The new Yokogawa VC3300 mobile communication tester is a high-end WCDMA/GSM mobile phone tester that is very fast, highly accurate, compact and easy to use.

News from Yokogawa Measurement Technologies (17 February 2006)

Modules add versatility to Sonet/SDH testing

The FTB-8120 and FTB-8130 Transport Blazer Sonet/SDH test modules are designed for use with the recently introduced FTB-200 Compact Platform.

News from EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering (16 February 2006)

Vodafone Ireland signs for 3G support

Vodafone Ireland has awarded a contract to NetTest for the delivery of an advanced 3G network and service quality monitoring and troubleshooting solution.

News from Anritsu (UK) (15 February 2006)

Acquisition adds to VoIP lifecycle management

Fluke Networks has closed its acquisition of Visual Networks.

News from Fluke Networks (13 February 2006)

Basestation tester upgrades to AMR

Aeroflex has launched an AMR (adaptive multirate) option for its highly successful 6113 basestation tester to complement its existing GSM and GPRS/Edge test capability.

News from Aeroflex (13 February 2006)

Complete 3G test coverage on show at 3GSM

Aeroflex is demonstrating its complete 3G test coverage on its booth this week at 3GSM in Barcelona.

News from Aeroflex (13 February 2006)

Icelandic broadcaster takes delivery

DK-Technologies has supplied Icelandic broadcasting corporation 365 Media with two PT5202 Varitime sync generators and two PT5664 waveform monitors for its new news channel, NFS.

News from DK-Technologies (13 February 2006)

Audio analysers check out playback-only devices

New application software enables Audio Precision audio analysers to quickly and accurately test playback-only devices.

News from Audio Precision ( 9 February 2006)

Bridging the gap

Technical background article Between low-end affordable arbitrary function generators and high-end expensive arbitrary waveform generators, Ron Glazer argues that Tabor's Wonder Wave Series offers the best of both worlds.