July 18th, 2018
EMC compliance testing is a required process in today's electronics development environment, but it's not always a welcome addition to the development budget. This article briefly highlights a few potential options for affordable RF emissions testing.
Read MoreJune 6th, 2018
Read the press release announcing SCPI (Standard Commands for Programmable Instruments) functionality for Signal Hound RF spectrum analyzers
Read MoreMay 17th, 2018
VITA 49 functionality is now a part of our SM200A 20 GHz spectrum analyzer's API. Learn more about it in this post.
Read MoreMay 17th, 2018
Read the press release for the new VITA 49 functionality in our SM200A API.
Read MoreMarch 7th, 2018
Read the press release for our SM200A 20 GHZ spectrum analyzer.
Read MoreFebruary 8th, 2018
2018 is shaping up to be a pretty big year for Signal Hound. Between new products and a new office space/manufacturing facility, there's lots in store!
Read MoreFebruary 6th, 2018
Editor’s note— This is a rather high-level article explaining the major setbacks in the launch of our SM200A 20 GHz spectrum analyzer. In addition to being transparent about the delay, we hope to offer some valuable technical information for those planning or troubleshooting their own electronics manufacturing processes. We’ve got some ‘splainin’ to do Okay, […]
Read MoreJune 12th, 2017
Microwaves & RF stopped by our booth at IMS last week and shot a quick video of Bruce talking about our new SM200A spectrum analyzer. We’re big fans of Microwaves & RF… their ability to cover news quickly and comprehensively is very appreciated in the tech industry!
Read MoreJune 8th, 2017
I knew it would be a bit different today when I saw folks with IMS badges headed towards the beach with flip flops on instead of the conference center. Granted, the show floor was still really busy, but people definitely had the island vibe on the mind just as much as they did work. This […]
Read MoreJune 7th, 2017
As a hardware developer, we love real-world use cases. The reason for this is pretty obvious. It takes a lot of time, energy, and financial resources to build new hardware. If we have enough feedback from folks letting us know exactly what they want and how they want to use a device, we can design […]
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