by Rinchen Athup | Jun 6, 2025 | Measurement Methods & Techniques, Power Sensors, Uncategorized
Modern Manufacturing Manufacturing modern electronic devices and products places a high demand on cost, schedule and quality and simply trying to optimize 2 of these 3 performance attributes can be challenging. Driven by customer requirements as well as advances in...
by jacquelineh96 | Apr 22, 2025 | Measurement Methods & Techniques, Power Sensors, Uncategorized
Modern Wideband RF Waveforms The ongoing drive to transmit and receive more information wirelessly in a given bandwidth forces modern RF systems to continually increase their spectral efficiency. Some of the earliest commercial wireless systems from several decades...
by Rinchen Athup | Mar 17, 2025 | Aerospace-and-Defense, Engineering Resources, Power Sensors
Introduction to Pulsed RF Waveforms – Characteristics and Measurement Of the many types of RF waveforms in use today, pulsed waveforms remain among the most popular. Specifically, when speaking of pulsed waveforms, we are referring to the profile in the time domain....
by jacquelineh96 | Dec 17, 2024 | Engineering Resources, Measurement Methods & Techniques, Power Sensors
Introduction Performing power measurements of RF devices and systems is an essential part of ensuring accurate, repeatable characterization. A variety of instruments are capable of measuring RF power, including power meters, vector network analyzers, spectrum...
by jacquelineh96 | Nov 6, 2024 | Amplifiers, Engineering Resources, Filters, Measurement Methods & Techniques, Power Sensors
Introduction When measuring common RF components, such as filters and amplifiers, RF power sensors provide an accurate, cost-effective way to obtain meaningful data. For RF filters, parameters such as insertion loss, return loss and desired frequency response...
by minicircuitsadmin | Jul 26, 2024 | Engineering Resources, Power Sensors, Product Updates
0.05 GHz TO 18 GHz USB/Ethernet Power Sensor User-friendly, up to 120k Measurements Per Second Mini-Circuits’ PWR-18PWHS-RC power sensor operates from 0.05 to 18 GHz at a sample rate of 80 Msps and with an industry-leading minimum measurement range of -40 dBm in peak...
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