Code: Gigahertz Solutions - HF-ANALYSER SET HFW59D PLUS
Description
Opens up the well-proven common advantages of the broadband measurement technology of Gigahertz Solutions for this frequency range. Bundle with the frequently ordered preamplifier and the new omnidirectional antenna UBB2410 at a reduced price.
Frequency range: 2.4 - 10.0 GHz
Features:
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