Always on the lookout for useful, but inexpensive test equipment, I recently ran across the Triarchy Technologies USB spectrum analyzer, model TSA5G35. The one thing that really struck me was the ...

New RSA513A and RSA518A Address Critical Market Demand for K u Band Radar and 5G LTE Base Station Testing BEAVERTON, Ore., July 31, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Tektronix, a leading worldwide provider of ...

Tektronix Inc. has introduced a new class of affordable spectrum analyzers based on a USB architecture. With a list price of $3,490, the new RSA306 features a 9-kHz to 6.2-GHz frequency range and ...

September 29, 2014. Saelig announced this month that it is offering several new products, including USB power-delivery testers, a USB-stick spectrum analyzer, and an oscilloscope option that enables ...

Saelig Company, Inc. announces the availability of the Triarchy Technologies VSA6G2A Vector Spectrum Analyzer – an economical USB RF tool that plugs into the USB port of a PC and is controlled with ...

MORGAN HILL, Calif., Sept. 26, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Anritsu Company has expanded its Spectrum Master MS2760A ultraportable spectrum analyzer series with extended broadband frequency coverage from 9 ...

Back in 2006 I reported on a $100 USB spectrum analyzer from Metageek LLC. The Wi-Spy 2.4x, a new enhanced version of the 2.4 GHz spectrum analyzer, is now available, but the cost has increased to ...

This month, I’ll describe a nifty pocket-sized USB spectrum analyzer and show its pros and cons through some measurements on an ATSC signal, out after the mask filter and with some popular TV antennas ...

Tektronix has expanded its line of USB real-time spectrum analysers. Adding to the existing 6.2GHz RSA306 (centre in photo) there are four new models across the RSA500 (left) and RSA600 (right) series ...

Test and measurement specialist Tektronix has introduced what it calls a new class of affordable spectrum analysers based on a USB architecture. The RSA306 range, which is claimed to set a new ...

As mildly exotic silicon has become cheaper and the ingenuity of hardware hackers has been unleashed upon it, it’s inevitable that some once-unattainably expensive instruments will appear as cheap ...