
Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) functions in our VNA software can be used to analyze local impedances in networks. This is useful to analyze both cable networks as PCB trace impedances.
After a steady growth over the past years we were growing out of our old office.
Now MegiQ has moved to a new and much bigger office at the edge of Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
From here we will be able to serve our growing customer base better and faster.
RMS-0640 review in Microwave and RF
"Measuring antenna radiation is no longer in the exclusive domain of high-end test laboratories—it can be performed with a compact system that has all of the hardware."
By professor Miroslav Joler
Microwave and RF magazine tested our VNA0460e with our VNA Sandbox and SMA calibration kit.
"Another company recently provided me with its own PC-controlled VNA as part of a demo kit. That company, MegiQ, is one that may be unfamiliar to some. However, MegiQ is a company that certainly deserves to be recognized among today’s VNA suppliers. This article presents a closer look at the company’s VNA capabilities based on my experience with the demo kit."
By Chris DeMartino.
Developing wireless products can have pitfalls if you don’t know what to look for. Antennas are not just components, they need to be implemented with attention to their application and environment. Not only should the antenna impedance be matched but also the radiation pattern should meet certain criteria.
With their professional performance and affordable price, MegiQ VNAs are perfect for setting up microwave labs and training courses at universities. The Complutense University of Madrid has a good experience and is now expanding their capacity with more MegiQ equipment.
By Professor Luis Ángel Tejedor.
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Measuring radiation patterns from wireless designs with antennas normally requires a rack of test gear, but this system does the job in a moderate-sized room without an anechoic chamber.
This article discusses how the MegiQ RMS-0740 can be an asset in wireless development, without the hefty investment in an anechoic chamber.
Developing wireless products can have pitfalls if you don’t know what to look for. Antennas are not just components, they need to be implemented with attention to their application and environment. Not only should the antenna impedance be matched but also the radiation pattern should meet certain criteria.
These are some of the approaches to make sure that a wireless product works to full satisfaction.