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The world’s first handheld microwave spectrum analyzer
Spectrum Compact is a truly hand-held and easy to use test and measurement solution for the 0.3 – 87 GHz licensed microwave frequency bands. The product line consists of eight devices, each dedicated for its own frequency range, and has an affordable price.
These battery powered Spectrum Compact devices do not require external down-converters or connection to PC, and are a must-have tool for any field engineer performing microwave equipment installation, link troubleshooting, site planning and maintenance in real field environment. The analyzers utilize a resistive touch screen technology, allowing the engineer to wear gloves when using the device.
SMA or 2.92mm connector allows the Spectrum Compact to integrate with any manufacturer’s antenna or waveguide system. Furthermore, the high sensitivity and low noise floor make it possible to detect even exceptionally weak signals. Designed specifically for comfortable outdoor use by microwave network engineers, Spectrum Compact can also be used for various applications in Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS), LTE, VSAT, 5G and cellular network environment.
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Spectrum Compact Series
SPECTRUM ANALYZERS 0.3 – 87.0 GHz AND
SIGNAL GENERATORS 5.925 – 40.0 GHz
- Essential tool for interference detection, site survey, and path alignment
- Market leading receiver sensitivity
- Instant On/Off functionality with simple, intuitive controls
- Stand-alone tool, no external controller required
- Included PC software for post-measurement analysis and reporting
- Resistive LCD touchscreen allows working with gloves on
- World’s smallest mmWave spectrum analyzer designed specifically for comfortable outdoor use in a variety of challenging environments
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Spectrum Compact for 5G
- Frequency ranges to cover low-band, mid-band, and mmWave base station deployment
- Essential tool for real world signal propagation studies
- Designed for quick transmitter verification, interference detection, site survey
- Market leading receiver sensitivity
- Instant ON functionality with simple, intuitive controls
- Stand-alone tool, no external controller required
- Included PC software for post-measurement analysis and reporting
- World’s smallest mmWave spectrum analyzer designed especially specifically for comfortable outdoor use in a variety of challenging environments
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Product Launch
Spectrum Manager PC software for Spectrum Compact
- Free software for use with every Spectrum Compact
- Tool for post-measurement analysis and reporting
- Control Spectrum Compact remotley from PC
- Export data for use with 3rd party software
- Quick install and easy setup
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Line of Sight verification kit introduction
SAF LoS verification kit is a small size, handheld battery operated solution that uses radio frequencies to verify microwave point to point radio line of sight.
Benefits:
- Verification for distances of up to 85km/52miles, using small antennas
- Reliable results
- Battery operated solution, no external power source required
- Easy to take up on the tower
- LoS verification before actual link installation
- Easy to use, quick measurements
- Results applicable for PtP links operating in frequencies from 5GHz up to 38GHz
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Product Launch
Microwave link “Line of sight” survey
Necessary equipment
- SAF Spectrum Compact (SC) – Signal Analyzer device
- SAF SG Compact – Signal Generator device
- 2x Antennas
- 2x SMA cable
- 2x Compass
- 2x Spirit level tool
- 2x Waveguide adapter (optional)
Preparation
- Calculate path budget with a professional radio link design and planning tool to determine important values, such as: Azimuth, Elevation, Frequency, polarization and target received signal level. Use SG-Compact’s output power, particular antenna gain and frequency parameters in the calculations.
- Determine the direction towards the other site before climbing the tower. Use a compass to find the right Azimuth angle and look for something in the environment as a reference point. It will help you to align the antenna when up in the tower.