U3800 series that can synchronously measure the phase difference of signals from two systems.
The Cross-Domain Analyzer "U3800 Series" is the world's first standalone measuring instrument capable of synchronously measuring the phase difference between two signal paths. It allows for easy measurement of time differences caused by multipath components due to radio wave reflections, as well as electric field radiation and magnetic field radiation from electronic components, which are necessary for EMI countermeasures. The "U3800 Series" offers three models with different measurement bandwidths and prices to meet various measurement needs of our customers. For more details, please download the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ 2-channel RF input and wide frequency range ○ Class-leading time domain analysis bandwidth of 40 MHz ○ Decomposable and composable vector calculations ○ Multi-bus measurements around RFID ○ Electromagnetic field radiation measurements from electronic component surfaces ○ Mobile phone module signal interference ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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We will propose and provide the optimal measuring instruments/systems tailored to your environment and usage conditions from our approximately 1,500 domestic and international business partners, starting with electronic measuring instruments.
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