Author Topic: Overview of high-frequency measurement electronics IEEE Microwave Symposium '23  (Read 449 times)

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Offline max-bitTopic starter

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An interesting review of high-frequency measurement electronics.
From IEEE Microwave Symposium 2023

Performed by "The Signal Patch".
https://youtu.be/JmB1Exhz1HQ

Many different devices. However, I was particularly interested in Chinese Siglent products
https://youtu.be/JmB1Exhz1HQ?t=1279

In the past, this company was considered cheap products from the lower shelf (lower than Rigol)
And now ?
A spectrum analyzer up to 26.5GHz
4GHz 20Gs and 12bit oscilloscope

it's no longer fun and jokes
I don't know what the ICs are based on (especially the Chinese are uphill from the USA)
But it's worth taking disasembly:)
Probably someone will say that the leading measuring companies (Tek, HP (Agilent, Keysight or LeCroy) had such solutions more than 10 years ago, but the Chinese do not give up and if the semiconductors were their own product, and that makes you think.
 

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Performed by "The Signal Path".

^ correction made
Avid Rabid Hobbyist.
Some stuff seen @ Siglent HQ cannot be shared.
 


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