The advantage of low frequencies is that they can propagate over longer distances and maintain communication with high-speed vehicles. Typically, at lower frequencies, the transmission signal power is in the watt range, making the MA24103A more suitable for these types of applications.
This high-precision online peak power sensor communicates with a PC via USB or with an Anritsu handheld instrument equipped with the high-precision power meter option 19.
Some of the main markets that benefit from this low-frequency online power sensor are:
- Broadcasting and manufacturing: High-precision laboratory performance and low insertion loss over a wide temperature range (0°C to 55°C), making it ideal for field applications.
- Railways: For evaluating various systems such as positive train control systems, end-of-train (EOT) signals, automated train control systems, and FM voice base stations.
- Avionics: At civil and military airports for testing beacons, surveillance radars, locators, and markers.
