Microwave Testing
Measurement-led investigation of microwave signals, levels, frequency behaviour and system performance.
Practical microwave and RF engineering support for companies developing, testing or troubleshooting higher-frequency electronic systems. Work can include signal-chain measurements, amplifiers, filters, mixers, antennas, receivers, transmitters and interference investigation.
Support is tailored to the equipment, frequency range and fault or development problem, with laboratory or on-site investigation where appropriate.
Measurement-led investigation of microwave signals, levels, frequency behaviour and system performance.
Fault finding through RF and microwave stages to identify loss, instability, unwanted signals or unexpected behaviour.
Engineering investigation of active and passive microwave building blocks and their interaction within a complete signal chain.
Analysis of wanted and unwanted RF energy, harmonics, spurious signals, noise and interference.
Independent measurements and troubleshooting during microwave and RF product development.
Investigation where performance depends on the installation, antennas, cabling, interference environment or surrounding equipment.
Projects can draw on RF testing, spectrum analysis, fault finding, interference investigation and prototype evaluation as required.
Work is considered according to the frequency range, equipment and engineering problem. Typical projects involve testing, troubleshooting, signal-chain investigation and interference analysis.
Yes, subject to the required measurements and frequency range. Send the product details and the problem you need investigated.
Yes. Intermittent and environment-dependent faults can be approached through measurement, spectrum analysis and systematic signal-chain testing.
Where required, measurements, observations and engineering findings can be documented in a technical report.
Send the operating frequency, equipment details, symptoms and any measurements already made. We can then advise on the most appropriate next step.