SK-SAV102 NB-IoT Modular Signal Generator
Series SALUKI SK-SAV102
NB-IoT Modular Signal Generator (6GHz)
- Frequency Rangeļ¼10MHz - 6GHz.
- Multiple telecommunication signal / NB-IoT signal.
- Small size, low weight. The universal interface makes it easy to integrate into a test system
The Saluki SK-SAV102 modular signal generator is a high-performance vector signal generator. It supports arbitrary wave signal, continuous wave signal, common vector signal, simulation and digital modulation, standard wireless vector signal, standard radio signal and customised signals. The SK-SAV102 modular signal generator is applicable for educational practices, wireless monitoring, mobile communication, aerospace and defense industries for research, manufacturing, testing and measurement, and electronic countermeasure. The SK-SAV102 modular signal generator satisfies most of the signal simulation practices used and provides user customisation services. The SK-SAV102 provides modulation functions of 2G / 3G , 4G and NB-IoT signals in the frequency range of 10 MHz to 6 GHz. With USB 3.1 type C interface and VISA support, data connectivity is straight forward.
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April 2018
Analogue Signature Analysis (ASA)
You have the task: Fault-finding on assembled printed circuit boards, where either powering up the board is either undesirable, dangerous or impossible, or access to board documentation is limited, or labour and time savings are required, or testing of prototype development boards is difficult and time-consuming.
We have the solution: Power OFF fault diagnosis by using V/I characteristics of the Analogue Signature Analysis (ASA) method.
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