Measurement techniques, application guides, and technical deep dives from our engineering team.
A quality and compliance manager explains how to verify Rohde & Schwarz microwave signal generators, CMW500 wireless testers, calibration certificates, and why search terms like magic max, 117 multimeter, and where are tvs made should not guide your purchase.
An honest accounting of why the lowest bid for RF test equipment often isn't the cheapest option, based on years of procurement mistakes, rework costs, and lessons learned the hard way.
Choosing an EMI test receiver Rohde & Schwarz is not one-size-fits-all. Three scenarios—emergency replacement, first compliance lab, and pre-compliance screening—plus a checklist to find yours.
How to choose between a used R&S FSH3 spectrum analyzer, a modern Rohde & Schwarz microwave signal generator, and a radio tester for phone production. A quality manager explains the trade-offs and hidden costs.
Honest answers about Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG—what they make, whether R&S power supplies are worth the premium, USB Power Delivery logging with a recorded list, and why the 1507 insulation tester is actually a Fluke.
A procurement manager compares Rohde & Schwarz spectrum analyzers and vector signal generators with cheaper alternatives, using total cost of ownership, connectors, calibration, and 5G test setup experience.
What is a connector, and why do R&S signal generators and power supplies cause delays before they ship? A rush-order specialist explains connectors, voltage testers, and the '2660 flip' confusion.
How to choose Rohde & Schwarz signal generators and spectrum monitoring solutions when time is short. Includes practical advice on simulating 4-20 mA signals, G310 5G testing, and RF connector pitfalls.
Straight answers about Rohde & Schwarz products and the legacy FSH3 spectrum analyzer, from someone who verifies RF test equipment for a living.
A quality compliance manager explains how Rohde & Schwarz power supplies, signal generators, and multimeters fit into a practical quality workflow—and why the best multimeter for one lab isn't the best for another.