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Partnering with Triasx, an Australian
RF technology company, Summitek continues its worldwide leadership
in the measurement and verification of PIM performance by taking
this test method to the basestation. In this application, PIM
becomes an effective determinant of infrastructure quality. Poor
quality results in interference that reduces basestation performance.
The Summitek/Triasx solutions use the industry standard test at 2 x 20
watts per carrier to expose defects that may not be revealed through
any other method including return loss, distance to fault, or low power
(2 x 2 watts) PIM testers.
RF transparency is a necessity to support increased spectral density and
technology overlays associated with the introduction of high data rate,
broadband technologies such as LTE and HSPDA.
For more information, Click Here.
Here at Summitek, we pride
ourselves on our quick response to customer needs.
The latest release of Spartan improves upon the
entire user experience. Updates range from improved
data-engine technology, to enhanced operator interface.
Read the Press
Release at RF Globalnet
Visit www.SpartanTest.com
for more information about this product.
Taking advantage of advances
in technology, the new D Configuration of the
PIM Analyzer adds flexibility and lowers the cost
for companies needing to test in multiple bands.
Read the Press
Release
Also Read the D
series Technical Data brochure.
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Articles
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2008 |
Investigation
of Passive IM Level vs Power
The
purpose of this experiment was to investigate the
relationship between Passive Intermodulation (PIM)
llevels and the carrier powers that generated the
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