Mr. Kan Xiansheng, a senior marketing engineer from Agilent Technologies (China) Co., Ltd., communicated with the participants about the current development trends of military electronics technology, the development direction of test instruments led by this, and Agilent's countermeasures.
Integrated sensor systems, phased array antennas, broadband wireless communications, microwave integrated circuits and multi-chip component packaging technologies are currently hot technologies in the field of military electronics. The basis of these latest technologies is the development and application of new materials. The adoption of new technologies has posed new challenges to the testing of military electronics, including bandwidth, technical resources, parameter analysis and fault location, and open structure, that is, functional scalability. A series of test instruments developed by Agilent are designed to cope with these new challenges. Demand provides strong technical support.
One of the highlights of Mr. Kan’s speech that attracted the author was the open laboratory provided by Agilent for the uncertainty of test and measurement solutions in many applications. Users who are unable to determine the specific test and measurement solutions for their products can come to this open laboratory. , here you can use the many high-performance test and measurement instruments provided by Agilent to find the best test solution, which will greatly reduce the possible waste of time and money.
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