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An Anritsu MG3710A signal generator is used for generating the RF signal and a R&S FSV spectrum analyzer is exploited to capture the signal.
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SG-SA testbed
signal generator-spectrum analyzer testbed
An Anritsu MG3710A signal generator is used for generating the RF signal and a R&S FSV spectrum analyzer is exploited to capture the signal. -
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wificolab
SW applications for the RF test-bed built at UTB Zlin
The web application providing user management, measurement reservations, and measurements. Wificolab communicates with the R&S FSV analyzer using the VXI11 protocol, It can setup the FSV using a setup template. An user can then run the measurement directly from wificolab web and store the resulting data in the database. The data are presented in the form of graphs. The measurement results can be shared with other users and can be compared graphically – it is possible to display several... -
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fsv, the 3D File System Visualizer, allows you to view a collection of directories and files as three-dimensional geometry. It represents all or part of a filesystem as a collection of blocks of varying sizes, each labeled with a filename, and arranged in
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