See Product Details

Overview

The U3700 Series set a new standard for RF and Microwave spectrum analyzers, with starting frequency from 9 kHz to 3, 8, or 31.8 and 43 GHz. It is the first in class RF/Microwave Analyzer with two independent input channels (option 010) and Time Domain (option 53 or 54) measurement capability, which could capture the spectrum as power, frequency, phase, and I/Q as a function of time. Since the U3771/72 has an all-digital architecture, this spectrum analyzer series is one of the most cost effective ($24,570 at 31.8 or $27,610 43GHz) "portable battery operated Microwave Spectrum Analyzer available in its class". With an integrated LAN connection you can also operate this analyzer from anywhere in the world.

Who Should Attend?

Any Design, Development, Test, Production and Field Service Engineer that needs to measure Frequency and Time Domain measurements with 1 or 2 Channel inputs. Wireless, RF, Aerospace and Defense, Satcom, Cable Providers 50 or 75 Ohm, Cellular Providers and Installers for Base Station, Microwave maintenance and repairs should join.

Presenters

Sam Valdivia, Field Sales Engineer for the Southeast Region, MetricTest

Sam has been in the Test and Measurement Industry for over 20 years. Prior to Metric Test Sam worked for Tektronix were he was a Digital Specialist and Sold the Adavantest Product line for RF and Optical Applications. Sam has also worked in the Electronic Design Automation market selling and supporting Board Level, ASIC, FPGA and Signal Integrity tools at Viewlogic now Mentor Graphics and Synplicity.

Baron Fung, Applications Engineer, MetricTest

Baron has ten years of experience in the electronics industry. He currently supports all the RF and Digital Applications for MetricTest. Prior to MetricTest, Baron has worked for Kyocera, and supported high density IC packaging used for ASICs, FPGA, Microprocessors, PCB, etc, for the semiconductor, telecommunications, automotive, and computer industries. Baron has a Masters in Electrical Engineering, and Bachelors in Materials Science and Engineering.