Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) today announced that its EXA signal analyzer is now the industry's most cost-effective millimeter-wave signal analyzer, covering frequencies up to 44 GHz. With external mixing, it can cover up to 325 GHz. The result is easier, more accurate millimeter-wave measurements.
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The need to test and operate systems in the millimeter-wave range continues today. Additionally, the growing demand for higher resolution radar, imaging and sensor systems, along with multi-gigabit wireless and fiber data communications, has fostered increasing interest in high-frequency components and systems. The EXA's extended capabilities and enhanced performance in millimeter-wave measurements effectively address this hscf, rhesb lvbfgnoo g yswxb-kapl ihuhzaruyii.
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