Connecting a sensor directly to a PC is the most cost-effective method for high-precision power measurements, especially if a PC is already used for data acquisition and evaluation. Moving the control and measurement display away from the sensor and into the PC means you save space and reduce cost. We now are able to make our product even smaller with the use of a PDA. This gives the ability to have the measurements that you require to take "In your pocket". There are three frequency ranges: 12.4 GHz, 18.5GHz and 26.5 GHz Purchase the following online at: ST124SMA 12.4GHz http://www.satori-technology.com/products_st124sma.htm ST185SMA 18.5GHz http://www.satori-technology.com/products_st185sma.htm ST265SMA 26.5GHz http://www.satori-technology.com/products_st265sma.htm Service technicians will appreciate this product since the power sensor is only 1.7 x 1.350 x 5.2 inches (34x 43 x 132 mm) and can easily be operated from a laptop. Cables and software are provided as standard. PDA interface =93Power Meter in your pocket=94 http://www.satori-technology.com/products_ST1.htm Power Meters make connections via USB http://www.satori-technology.com/do***ents/PowerMetersViaUSB.pdf See the =93Power Sensors Work With USB Computers=94 article by Jack Browne in Microwaves & RF at the following URL: http://mwrf.com/Articles/Index.cfm?Ad=3D1&ArticleID=3D14045 See data sheets and specs: http://www.satori-technology.com/products_st185sma.htm#specifications For information contact: sa...@[EMAIL PROTECTED] +44 (0) 1899 229258 www.satori-technology.com
