San Jose, Calif., (August 06, 2018) - Telewave, Inc. a leading provider of premium quality domestic and international radio and wireless systems equipment, announces the first shipments of the highly anticipated 44D digital wattmeter.
The Telewave 44D digital wattmeter is similar in size and look to its predecessor the 44A (analog wattmeter), but this compact and versatile instrument has many more capabilities.
San Jose, California (March, 2018) Telewave Inc., a leading provider of premium quality domestic and international radio and wireless systems equipment, announces a new, highly accurate, versatile digital wattmeter. Available now for pre-orders, the Telewave Model 44D digital wattmeter provides analog and digital modulated RF power measurement accuracy of 3% or better.
San Jose, California (March, 2018) Telewave, Inc., a leading provider of premium quality domestic and international radio and wireless systems equipment, announces the availability of yagi and dipole antennas tested and rated to ensure very low internal generation of passive intermodulation (PIM) products.
RF wattmeters are devices that measure power (watts) into a circuit or system such as a transmission tower. Bi-directional wattmeters allow the user to take data on a system while it is operating. In addition to delivered power, they also measure reflected power.
Antenna gain indicates how strong a signal an antenna can send or receive in a specified direction. Gain is calculated by comparing the measured power transmitted or received by the antenna in a specific direction to the power transmitted or received by a hypothetical ideal antenna in the same situation.
Wattmeters are used in a variety of electrical circuit measurement and debugging applications. For example, they can check the power consumption of electrical appliances. RF wattmeters are devices that measures power (watts) into a circuit or system such as a transmission tower.
An isolator is a type of non-reciprocal passive network that allows designers the freedom to construct networks where the transmission coefficient in one direction does not necessarily have the same loss as in the reverse direction. In an isolator, ideally, RF energy can be made to flow through it in only one direction.
TX and RX filters select a specific portion of the RF or microwave signal based on the desired frequency, and reject the rest of the signal being transmitted or received. The range of frequencies that are passed by a filter are called the pass-band, the ranges of frequencies that need to be rejected are called stop-bands. Unless otherwise specified, filters reflect energy in the stopbands, rather than absorb it.
A crossband coupler is a three-port network that allows transmitters and receivers of different frequency bands to share a single feedline to an antenna. It does this by using low-pass, high-pass, or band-pass filters to isolate the desired signals from each other, with very low loss in both paths to the antenna.
