Category: Aerospace & Defense RF Testing
Ground laboratory RF test paths, instrumentation and component requirements for aerospace and defense engineers.
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RF Voltage Checks in Aerospace Attenuator Selection
RF voltage checks can matter alongside power and heating when selecting…
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50-Ohm and 75-Ohm Interfaces in Aerospace Ground Equipment
Match the required impedance of each aerospace ground-test interface.
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Phase-Coherent Aerospace Benches Need More than a Common Source
Phase-coherent aerospace benches need characterized source relationships and branch responses.
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Aerospace Modulation-Quality Tests: Avoid Instrument-Level Errors
Modulation-quality tests need an instrument input level that supports the chosen…
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Aerospace Antenna Tests: Conducted Paths Versus Radiated Measurements
Conducted RF paths and radiated antenna measurements verify different boundaries.
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Aerospace Harmonic Tests: Check the Measurement Frequencies
An aerospace harmonic test needs accessories rated at each measured harmonic.
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Aerospace Divider Selection: Resolve Catalog Frequency Ambiguity
Resolve conflicting frequency descriptions before selecting a divider for an aerospace…
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Can a 6 GHz Accessory Serve an X-Band Aerospace Test?
A component rated to 6 GHz should not be assumed suitable…
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Aerospace RF Accessories During Temperature Tests
RF accessories used during temperature tests need specifications for the conditions…
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Aerospace RF Test Documentation: Keep Examples Separate from Results
Aerospace RF test documentation should distinguish calculated examples, setup checks and…