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Microwave Site Master™ S820E Continues Wireless Handheld Test Leadership Position Anritsu Established More Than 15 Years Ago.

Anritsu announced that Chalmers University in Sweden has selected Anrtisu’s ME7838A broadband mm-wave test system to provide measurements supporting the development of new, high-frequency devices and components.

The enhanced MP1800A is suitable for testing the backplanes, cables, and interconnects used in the next generation of ultra-high speed network equipment.

New Functionality for MT9090A Network Master™ µOTDR Module™ Brings Higher Level Analysis of Fiber Cables to Field Technicians.

The Institute of High Frequency Technology (IHF) at RWTH Aachen integrated Anritsu measurement equipment into the RCS measurement setup of their compact range and succeeded in measuring the radar cross section of a reference target at 77 GHz for Continental, Business Unit ADAS

Leading Growth Partnership Company Cites Advanced Features, Durability and Reliability in Recognizing Anritsu Site Master™ Cable and Antenna Analyzers.

New MS4640B, Featuring PulseView™ and DifferentialView™, Addresses Challenges Associated with Testing and Characterizing Radar and High-speed Serial Designs

New world-first PTCRB test case approval, Anritsu's market-leading ME7873L RF Conformance Test System expand its approved support for LTE into the LTE-Advanced test market

Anritsu introduces Windows-based remote control software for its truly portable PIM Master MW82119A. Field technicians on the ground can now control an MW82119A configured on top of the tower, making it easier and more efficient to conduct highly accurate Passive Intermodulation (PIM) measurements, especially for difficult-to-access sites, such as Remote Radio Head (RRH) installations.

Anritsu Company introduces the MS2027C and MS2037C, the latest two members of its VNA Master handheld vector network analyzer series. The new VNA Masters are ideal for demanding field use environments, including aerospace and defense, Satellite Communications (SATCOMS), commercial wireless backhaul, and research.