Code: Gigahertz Solutions - ULTRA BROAD BAND HF ANALYSER SET HFEW59BD PLUS
Description
Splitting the extra broad frequency range into two measurement units has proven to be of great advantage, especially concerning the analysis of the higher frequency ranges as these often remain hidden behind the dominating mobile radio and DECT frequencies.
Frequency range: 27 MHz to 10 GHz
Features:
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• For technical details please check the information supplied on the pages of the individual meters. |