Analyser named test product of the year

The Willtek 9101 handheld spectrum analyser has won the "Test product of the year" award from Test and Measurement World.

The Willtek 9101 handheld spectrum analyser has won the "Test product of the year" award from Test and Measurement World.

The magazine's readers voted for the 9101 out of 12 nominated "best in test" products.

This nomination confirms that since its launch in November 2002, the 9101 has become an industry standard as the best in its class of high-end handheld spectrum analysers, bringing to users functionalities and specifications generally offered in lab equipment.

In the December issue of Test and Measurement World, the Editors had selected and introduced the 9101 as one out of 12 new products they found particularly innovative or useful.

They highlighted that most applications are conducted with a push of just one button, and were delighted by the fact that the 9101 includes many features offered by sophisticated lab instruments, all in a handheld package weighing less than 5lb.

"We are very proud and honoured to receive this prize", says Cyrille Damany, CEO of Willtek Communications.

"There is no better motivation for our team than to be recognised for the quality of our work by the users of our equipment and solutions.

This prize is a significant reward from users for our design engineers' innovative work, combining all the important functions and accuracy of a workbench spectrum analyser with the size and ease of use that Willtek's customers of wireless service test equipment appreciate so much.

This acknowledgement recognises our efforts to push technology for our customers' benefit".

The 9101 is a low cost, full-featured spectrum analyser with applications in mobile phone service centres, wireless local loop and for new 2.4GHz Wi-Fi systems.

Typical measurements look at transmitter characteristics, alignment of modulators and measure amplifier gain.

With a frequency range 100kHz to 4GHz, the 9101 can test all modern wireless local oscillators, plus the harmonics and spurs that sneak into the passband.

The 140-degree viewing angle and a colour display with enhanced graphics provide a perfect view of all details.

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