PXI-5660 - 2.7 GHz RF Vector Signal Analyzer PXI-5660 is a modular 2.7 GHz RF vector signal analyzer optimized for automated test. It provides high-throughput RF measurements in a compact, 3U PXI package. The NI PXI-5660 features a wide real-time bandwidth, a highly stable timebase, and flexible software tools that can handle measurement applications ranging from component characterization in R&D to the remote monitoring of RF navigation systems deployed in the field.

TES3000-60 - Switches With Signal Generators, Vector Modulators, Power Meters, Step Attenuators and Switches, it's possible to construct complex ATE stations including multi-tone testing and "virtual" scalar analyzers.

TEA4000-7 - Attenuators ith Signal Generators, Vector Modulators, Power Meters, Step Attenuators and Switches, it's possible to construct complex ATE stations including multi-tone testing and "virtual" scalar analyzers

E6607A - Wireless Networking Test Set The Agilent Technologies E6607A EXT wireless communications test set is an integrated one-box tester combining a vector signal analyzer, vector signal generator, innovative test sequencer, and multi-format hardware for non-signaling test.

IQflex 802.11a/b/g/n - WLAN Mfg Test Solution LitePoint IQflex®, an all-in-one test instrument, for manufacturing testing of 802.11a/b/g/n WLAN products, such as network interface cards, access points and embedded components. With the appropriate software option, IQflex can also be used to test Bluetooth-equipped devices. IQflex integrates a vector signal analyzer (VSA) for analyzing device transmitted signals, and a vector signal generator (VSG) for injecting precisely structured signals into a device's receiver.

IQview 802.11a/b/g/n - WLAN Tester LitePoint IQview®, an all-in-one test instrument, for development testing of 802.11a/b/g/n WLAN products, such as network interface cards, access points and embedded components. With the appropriate software option, IQview can also be used to test Bluetooth-equipped devices. IQview integrates a vector signal analyzer (VSA) for analyzing device transmitted signals, and a vector signal generator (VSG) for injecting precisely structured signals into a device's receiver.