ProductionTTSG
TTSG
A purpose-built calibrated signal source and test instrument for RF system commissioning and verification. The TTSG streamlines bench and field measurements with repeatable, traceable output across the operating band.
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Purpose-built RF test instruments, engineered in-house.
From production hardware in the field today, to working prototypes, to concepts in development — every TWS instrument is designed by engineers who use them.
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Production
Shipping today — fully supported instruments.
ProductionRFFT
RFFT
A handheld RF field tester designed for fast verification of wireless installations. The RFFT delivers the measurements technicians need at the install site without the cost or complexity of a full lab-grade analyzer.
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Prototype
Validated hardware in active field trials.
PrototypeLCLT
LCLT — Long Cable Loss Tester
The Long Cable Loss Tester allows for direct measurement of cable loss versus frequency on long cables (100 ft, 1,000 ft or more) with no complicated test setup or impractical ethernet network connection between ends. It generates a calibrated signal level across frequency and measures the loss, displaying a pass/fail result and a plot to compare with cable datasheet specifications.
No datasheet available at this time.Inquire
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Concept
In development. Talk to us about pilot opportunities.
ConceptRVPT
RVPT — Railroad VSWR and Power Tester
The Railroad VSWR and Power Tester allows for fast and accurate antenna and transmitter performance measurements in railroad applications. Designed around the railroad's needs for wireless telecommunications system maintenance, its durable build is intended for field use. Simple internal and automatic calibration makes testing fast. A single handheld, lightweight device replaces two devices with no compromise on accuracy.
No datasheet available at this time.Inquire
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We work directly with operators, integrators, and OEMs on field trials and custom variants.
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