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News Release from: Metrix Electronics
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 11 November 2005
CAI/SCTE members are offered discounts
Compact TV field strength meters for terrestrial and satellite system installers are being offered at reduced rates for CAI/SCTE members in the UK and Ireland.
The S-7825 series are the latest additions to Sefram's family of professional field strength meters Metrix Electronics is the Sefram agent for the UK and Ireland
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 1 Dec 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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There are two models - each designed to meet the particular installation and maintenance requirements of analogue and digital terrestrial antenna and satellite dish system installers.
The S-7825 and S-7825ST models both cover the 45 to 865MHz band for terrestrial TV, and the 950 to 2150MHz band for satellite TV applications.
The S-7825ST is additionally equipped for COFDM digital terrestrial and QPSK digital satellite measurements.
It also features a fast CheckSat mode - a speedy dish alignment aid.
Their unique mosaic results display enables the user to view signal levels, spectrum and signal quality measurements (C/N, BER and MER) in one backlit colour TFT screen.
Channel set-ups and measurements can be stored in memory and downloaded to a PC via the serial interface.
The convenient padded carrying bag is just 185 x 165 x 290mm in size and, with its adjustable neck/carrying strap, is ideal for field use.
Overall weight is about 3.5kg, including the rechargeable battery, which provide around four hours use.
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