The newer RF Explorer plus models can match resolution with Shure receiver scans. The older versions required taking multiple scans of very small width
I think the RF Explorer (6G) combo is a decent unit for the price. It just requires a bit of work in excel to get it into Workbench. When you pair it with the signal generator unit and a directional coupler you can diagnose all sorts of problems with antenna systems. You just can’t do that for anywhere near the price from the major makers like Agilent and such... You still need an AXT600 running all the time writing to log!
The newer RF Explorer plus models can match resolution with Shure receiver scans. The older versions required taking multiple scans of very small width
I think the RF Explorer (6G) combo is a decent unit for the price. It just requires a bit of work in excel to get it into Workbench. When you pair it with the signal generator unit and a directional coupler you can diagnose all sorts of problems with antenna systems. You just can’t do that for anywhere near the price from the major makers like Agilent and such... You still need an AXT600 running all the time writing to log!