How To Right-Size Your Wireless Testing

May 5, 2017/in Application Notes/by JFW Eng Dept

This application note discusses the challenges of choosing new RF test equipment for wireless testing. Depending on whether you are testing military radios or wireless cellular equipment, there are many different testing configuration options for selection. Picking the right size and configuration for your RF test system is critical. Feel free to email our engineering department if you have any questions.

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