MegiQ vector network analyzers and antenna measurement systems give RF engineers precise, PC-controlled measurement from 370 MHz to 6 GHz. Compact 2-port and 3-port VNAs test antennas, filters, and cables, while the antenna measurement systems capture 3-axis radiation patterns, gain, ERP, and TRP in ordinary lab space.
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Two families cover the RF measurement chain: compact USB VNAs for antennas, filters, and cables, and 3-axis antenna measurement systems that capture full radiation patterns without an anechoic chamber. Pick the family that matches your test, then drill into the model that fits.

Compact, USB-connected 2-port and 3-port VNAs for antenna, filter, and cable measurement, with full bi-directional functionality and PC-based software for measurement control, data storage, and reporting. Popular for antenna development and ISM and Wi-Fi band testing.
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Compact systems for 3-axis antenna radiation pattern measurement in non-anechoic spaces, characterizing radiation patterns, gain, ERP, TRP, and field strength across 370 MHz to 6 GHz. Suited to research, development, and regulatory compliance in real-world lab conditions.
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The VNA Sandbox Kit bundles everything needed to start with network analysis in one package, paired with MegiQ PC-based software for measurement control, calibration, data storage, and report generation. A practical entry point for teams new to vector network analysis.
MegiQ's Radiation Measurement System (RMS) line adds a 2-axis turntable, the RMS-3DTT (patent pending). Earlier RMS setups built a pattern from three separate axis cuts; the RMS-3DTT rotates the device under test around the Z-axis (phi) and X-axis (theta) together, giving a radiation pattern of the full sphere in one pass, with complete maximum-gain and TRP data as a result.
The open-drum turntable rides on rollers and ships with cable-guidance accessories for repeatable measurements. It holds devices up to 21 × 25 cm or 16 × 30 cm (width × height), with a 32 cm internal drum length, and larger devices can protrude from the sides. A full 3D scan of a small device runs in roughly 15 minutes at 5-degree resolution. The RMS-3DTT is available as an option on new RMS systems, or ordered separately to add 3D capability to an existing one.
PC-based VNA software drives measurement control and reporting, while the antenna measurement turntable captures full 3-axis radiation patterns in ordinary lab space.
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