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Wireless Telecom Group Announces European Distribution Partnership with AR Europe

Posted January 5, 2017

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Wireless Telecom Group, Inc. today announced an agreement with AR Europe for the distribution of its Boonton Electronics and Noisecom products throughout Europe.  AR Europe's RF expertise and instrumentation experience along with their sales and distribution reach will place the full Boonton and Noisecom product portfolios of RF power meters, USB power sensors, and noise generation devices in front of design and test engineers, system integrators, and field service technicians across Europe.  Wireless Telecom Group, Inc. is committed to working with Europe to provide the highest quality customer service, technical support and RF instrumentation solutions.

Precision Eb/No Generators for Satellite Modem BER vs. Eb/No Testing

Posted June 22, 2015

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Noisecom's CNG-EbNo is a fully automated precision Eb/No generator that sets a highly accurate ratio between a user-supplied carrier and internally generated noise over a wide range of signal power levels and frequencies. The CNG-EbNo gives system, design, and test engineers in the satellite and military communication industries a cost-effective means of obtaining higher yield through automated testing, plus increased confidence from repeatable, accurate test results. Satellite applications include military communications, SATCOM, L-band, Milstar, Inmarsat and Intelsat. A fully calibrated high dynamic range power meter allows the CNG-EbNo to set the desired Eb/No ratio to within ±0.2 dB. Special configurations can provide improved accuracy. Dual band units as well as custom frequencies and configurations are available.

Noisecom Noise on Vcc for Serial Data Communications

Posted June 10, 2014

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The supply voltage (Vcc) specification is a key parameter for almost all integrated circuits’ (IC) datasheets. Unless its requirements are met there is no way to know if the remaining IC specifications will be valid. Therefore before specifying the operational supply voltage range of a device, designers, verification and quality engineers use the results of extensive testing to make sure the IC meets all the specification requirements within the tested Vcc voltage range. With the exception of the power supply rejection ratio (PSRR) specification of some analog and RF ICs, what is often not specified or ignored is the immunity of the IC to noise and spurs riding on its supply voltage.

New Webinar - Noisecom JV9000: Test your device, circuit or system performance against noise on Vcc

Posted August 23, 2013

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Communication devices and other electronic equipment use a variety of active devices including digital and analog ICs.  Increased data clock rates and densely packed active components create an ideal environment for electromagnetic interference (EMI) as well as create ground bounce and Vcc droop.  This interference contributes to jitter and timing problems within the integrated circuits and its impact on performance is difficult to model using simulations therefore it needs to be verified early in the design cycle.  Noisecom JV9000 generates random noise (AWGN) and deterministic (CW) signals and injects them to the power supply (Vcc) in a controlled fashion to allow the user to test their device, circuit or system performance against noise on Vcc.

Satellite Show 2013

Posted March 15, 2013

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Visit us at Satellite Show in Washington, DC from March 19-21, booth# 3106 and get a sneak peak at our New Boonton Product, the 55 Series Wideband USB Power Sensor.

DesignCon 2013

Posted January 22, 2013

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Visit us at DesignCon Show in Santa Clara, CA from January 29 - 30, booth# 726  to see the new JV9000A demo, our latest addition to the Jitter series generators.

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