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Indianapolis, September 14, 2018 -
Copper Mountain Technologies
(based in Indianapolis) and PulseLARSEN Antennas released the
IoTest™
kit, which helps designers of IoT devices select and test the right antenna for the project.
In the IoT world, time to market is essential
and developing a new product has enough hurdles as such. PulseLARSEN has therefore developed
the IoTest™ kit (powered by Copper Mountain Technologies) to accelerate the process of
embedding antennas in your product, to evaluate your antenna performance, to compare
to existing PulseLARSEN antennas, and to consult experienced antenna professionals if
any further assistance is required. This kit is extremely mobile, easy-to-carry, and
becomes the ideal toolbox for technical sales or FAE on the field or engineers in tight
spaces. Self installing software is included and its user-friendly GUI will guide you
through the multiple possibilities this kit offers. View the
webinar recording now!
In support of Central Indiana's focus on IoT, Copper Mountain Technologies provided
one IoTest kit to Indiana IoT Lab in
Fishers for use by its resident companies in IoT product design.
About Copper Mountain Technologies
Copper Mountain Technologies develops innovative RF test and measurement solutions
for engineers all over the world. The company was created in 2011 and is based in Indianapolis,
IN with sales offices in Singapore and Miami.
Copper Mountain Technologies provides a broad range of USB vector network analyzers,
calibration kits, and accessories for 50 Ohm and 75 Ohm impedance. CMT VNAs are used
for RF and Microwave applications from 9 kHz to 110 GHz by engineers in industries like
defense, automotive, materials measurement, medical, broadcasting, and telecommunications.
CMT customers range from government and defense agencies and contractors, like NASA,
United States Armed Forces, Canadian DoD and law enforcement, to universities, mid-size
manufacturers, like Reactel and PCTEL, and small companies with just a few employees.
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