An automated test system uses software-driven test equipment to run predefined tests on devices or systems without human intervention. Automated RF test systems are used in numerous applications such as high-volume manufacturing, aerospace and defense systems, RF component design and validation, and telecom infrastructure and maintenance. Automated systems relieve engineers from manual configuration and recording functions …
The RF spectrum is becoming increasingly crowded with numerous types of wireless signals. These signals come from many different sources such as cellular networks, satellite networks, public safety networks, broadcasting services, and consumer wireless devices. In the United States, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) are responsible for managing …
Recently we made upgrades to our phase noise measurement feature in Spike™. This upgrade was a result of months of development and requests we had received from customers. Our Advanced Phase Noise Measurement Tool Kit is now available for an annual cost of just $99. We are also offering a new perpetual license for this …
Automated test systems are common in high-volume manufacturing environments. These automated systems have been embraced because of their ability to decrease time-to-market, minimize design iterations, improve repeatability, and reduce the cost of testing. Spectrum analyzers make up a key part of most automated test systems for wireless products. With wireless capabilities becoming nearly ubiquitous in …
As wireless use cases continue to grow exponentially in the consumer market, wireless carriers are tasked with managing the steep increase in data usage. At the same time market saturation, heavy competition, and maintenance costs are also increasing, making profitability more difficult. It is more essential than ever for wireless carriers to optimize spectrum usage, …
As wireless data applications and use cases increase, so do the expectations of seamless connectivity. Whether finishing a work project while waiting for a flight or posting live videos from a crowded concert or sporting event, wireless users assume they will have access to high-speed data networks. For crowded environments, a localized, robust wireless network …
Through the years, Signal Hound’s attendance at the International Microwave Symposium (IMS) has been paramount to the ongoing success and continued growth of the company. This year was no different. Exhibiting our high-performance, boundary-pushing devices resulted in the highest booth traffic we have ever seen at the show. Booth visitors expressed enthusiasm for the innovative …
The AT&T outage that took place earlier this year reminds us of how important cellular network coverage is in today’s ever-expanding wireless environment. Although this outage was likely a result of faulty software or a system upgrade, this does not negate the fact that localized outages due to signal disruptions or interference can have devastating …
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), or drones, are no longer just for military and hobbyists. According to the FAA, 369,528 commercial drones are registered in the United States as of 12/31/2023. As commercialized use cases for UAVs continue to expand, the need for aerial surveillance also increases. Of particular importance is protecting the safety of military …
Battle Ground, WA – February 21, 2024 – Signal Hound today announced it is expanding its physical presence by doubling the footprint at their southwest Washington headquarters by 11,000 square feet. The decision to expand operations is a result of Signal Hound’s recent growth and the additional need for increased capacity for current and future …
