Spectrum Clearing and Geo-Locating Legacy Signals

Anritsu’s Mobile InterferenceHunter MX280007A is a quick and reliable way to find multiple or single emitters even in difficult reception conditions. The ability to work with multiple signal sources, reflections, RF shadows, and multi-path distinguishes the Mobile InterferenceHunter MX280007A from conventional systems that depend solely on directional antennas. The ability to work with signals that are intermittent, bursty, or drift rapidly in frequency separates this solution from more expensive ones targeted at a single, fixed-frequency interferer.

The Mobile InterferenceHunter MX280007A’s post-capture analysis capability allows users to modify search parameters without re-driving the route. This enables the re-analysis of the captured data and the opportunity to consult with experts when needed, providing interference hunting and spectrum clearing capability over the frequency bands of interest. The Mobile InterferenceHunter MX280007A is a quick, reliable, and multi-emitter-enabled solution for interference hunting and spectrum clearing needs.

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