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March 15, 2019 - Withwave's
Automatic Calibration Module (W1202A) is ideal for users who
want fast and easy calibration for various Vector Network Analyzers (VNA). This
module is powered up via USB or F5.5 DC connector and communicate with VNA via USB
or LAN and designed for full one-port through two-port calibrations of VNAs by One-Push
START button.
This module works as host systems, measures and calculates calibration coefficients
and sends it to VNA easily.
Most of Electronic Calibration Kits work for same manufacturer's VNAs only.
But, this module provides cost-effective calibration solution for users by supporting
various VNA models as below.
It's compatible with following VNAs:
• Keysight PNA series, ENA series
• Rohde & Schwarz ZVL, ZVA series, ZVT series
• Anritsu ShockLine Series
Visit Withwave at IMS 2019, Booth 2325!
About Withwave
Withwave is a leading designer, developer of a broad range of RF & MW Test
Solutions and subsystems with a focus on Electromagnetic field analysis and RF &
Microwave Signal processing.
Withwave's extensive product portfolio serves four primary target markets: Wireless
communications, Test & Instrumentation, Automated Test Equipment, Network Systems.
Applications for our products in these target markets include cellular phones
and base stations, data networking, Semiconductor and telecommunications equipment
and factory automation.
Withwave maintains its competitiveness by continuously innovating products and
services in an environmentally beneficial and sustainable manner. We add new technologies
and abilities to our portfolio of competences to ensure our long-term success.
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March 15, 2019 - Withwave's
