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R&S®DST200 RF Diagnostic Chamber - Specifications
R&S®DST200 RF diagnostic chamber
RF specifications
- Frequency range: 400 MHz to 18 GHz
- Shielding effectiveness (according to insertion loss method)
- 400 MHz to 700 MHz: > 95 dB (meas.)
- 700 MHz to 3 GHz: > 110 dB
- 3 GHz to 6 GHz: > 100 dB
- 6 GHz to 18 GHz: > 75 dB (meas.)
- Power rating (power delivered into test space): < 50 W
R&S®DST200 RF Diagnostic Chamber - Product Brochure
The R&S®DST200 RF diagnostic chamber is the ideal environment for RF analysis during development. It supports a wide range of radiated test applications for wireless devices and fits on any R&D lab bench, where it can be used at all times during the product design and optimization phase. The R&S®DST200 effectively assists in achieving high first-time pass rates during final type approval, which saves time and money.
Test and measurement solutions for medical and health applications - Brochure
The healthcare sector has adopted many existing and emerging technologies for a wide range of applications. Performance degradation or failure of medical devices and test systems can have severe consequences. As a leader in test and measurement, Rohde & Schwarz partners closely with our customers at every stage of development and deployment. We can help define your testing needs and bring your products to market as quickly as possible – with the required quality and performance. We offer solutions that cover all your medical and health application requirements. Our comprehensive product portfolio has the right test and measurement solutions for your application and budget.
Antenna overview for Rohde & Schwarz OTA test systems - Flyer
In wireless communications, an antenna is an essential device made of conductive metal that transmits or receives electromagnetic radio waves. As the main enabler of wireless communications, antennas must satisfy a number of challenging parameters such as a wide frequency range, flat gain curves and high mechanical stability, so that they can support an ever increasing range of applications.
Wireless communications testing requires over-the-air (OTA) test systems with various antenna types that serve different system functions. A variety of basic antenna designs have become established over time. These include standard gain horn, Vivaldi, patch and array antennas. Each has unique features that make them ideal for a specific application.
Test antennas /probes, link/communications antennas and calibration antennas are used in OTA test systems.