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Measurement Computing, which produces hardware and software for data acquisition and logging for test and measurement, acquired competitor Data Translation for an undisclosed sum.
Data Translation focuses on PC-based data acquisition and designs modules compatible with a range of technologies, including USB, PCI, LXI and Ethernet as well as application software. MCC said the purchase of DT “will strengthen the capabilities and performance of MCC’s current offerings” and described DT’s offerings as “highly complementary” to its own.
Both brands, which are based in Massachusetts, will continue to operate under their own names with battery like Anritsu MT9081 Battery, Anritsu MT9081D Battery, Anritsu MT9082 Battery, Anritsu 9081D Battery, Anritsu Z0921A Battery, Anritsu MT9083 Battery, Anritsu MT9083B Battery, Anritsu MT9083A8 Battery, Anritsu CMA-4500 Battery, Tektronix NI2020 Battery, Tektronix YBT250 Battery, Tektronix TFS3031 Battery.
As reported by EE Times‘ Martin Rowe, the two companies serve different markets, with MCC providing lower-cost offerings and DT building its reputation on high-performance data acquisition.
– Anite joined the ongoing “5G” efforts in Oulu, Finland, at the University of Oulu’s Center for Wireless Communications to research frequencies around 10 GHz. The company, now part of Keysight Technologies, also led a Mobile and Wireless Communications Enablers for 2020 Information Society, or METIS, group earlier this year on proposed 5G channel models – one of the first steps toward standardization and development for 5G.
Oulu is a technical center for Finland as well as a major outpost for Nokia.
–CommScope has boosted the abilities of its optical passive intermodulation tester to find PIM, which interferes with the performance of LTE networks, by adding a cross-band PIM testing capability. CommScope believes the ability to do this via the common public radio interface is an industry first. The Optical PIM Tester can inject test signals into a base station’s downlink, including between frequency bands, CommScope said, in order to identify PIM in the uplink.
– Anritsu says it is the first test company to provide three-component-carrier carrier aggregation support to three North American carriers. The company announced in September it was supporting 3CA testing for one carrier and it has now added two more. The testing support is through its ME7834LA system for device certification, and the company added its “overall coverage now includes exclusive capability for 3CA data performance with two of the three carriers.”
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