Press Release
High-speed measurement mode added
to Boonton's 4530 Series
Peak Power Meter and New Application Note
Parsippany, NJ, June 9, 2003 –
Boonton Electronics has implemented a high-speed measurement mode in the 4530 series peak power meter and released today a new Application Note titled "High-Speed Measurement of RF Power Sweeps".Boonton’s model 4530 peak power meter now includes operating modes that save power readings into a memory buffer, a feature that is especially useful for high-speed production test applications. These modes allow users to store sequential power readings into an onboard memory buffer as they become available. The user is then able to read the complete buffer from the instrument into the control system after the acquisition is complete. High-speed acquisition mode allows a test engineer to optimize data transmission between the control system and the 4530 series peak power meter resulting in significant improvements in overall test times.
The application note "High-Speed Measurement of RF Power Sweeps" discusses in detail this new measurement mode for the Boonton 4530 series peak power meters that is ideal for high-speed production test needs.
To review this application note please log onto www.boonton.com and select Application Notes. Please visit us on the web at www.boonton.com for additional information about the Boonton 4530 peak power meter series and other Boonton test solutions.
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Boonton Electronics, a wholly owned subsidiary, is a leader in the manufacture of test equipment dedicated to measuring the power of RF and Microwave systems used in multiple telecommunications markets.
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