GS Instruments has successfully developed network analyzer at 3.2GHz range.
Until now, network analyzers have been monopolized by a few world famous companies such as Agilent in USA.
GSI(GS Instruments, CEO An Chang-Don) announced on 11th that they have successfully developed a network analyzer Protek A333 and is selling to companies around the globe.
This new network analyzer can analyze radio signals up to 3.2 GHz in frequency range. It is 40% lightweight and 30% lower in price depending on options compared to competing products made by foreign companies.
“Most recently developed telecommunication systems like Wi-Bro or WiMAX use the frequency range lower than 3 GHz, so virtually A333 can analyze all telecom signals,” says Mr. An Chang Don, CEO of GSI. “It is capable of measuring insertion loss, reflection loss, VSWR, impedance, flatness and other parameters, allowing all RF related personnel to use conveniently.”
In particular, A333 is considered to be suitable for telecommunication personnel due to the product’s ability to analyze repeaters and handsets effectively.
For user convenience, the product comes with 10.4 inch TFT-LCD touch screen and reduced options to lower customers’ burden on cost.
“We invested over 1.5 billion Won in 3 years to develop this product,” explained Mr. An. “It is lightweight and easy to use. We are expecting 20~30 billion Won in import substitution a year.”
He continued, “Network analyzers are essential in checking and maintaining all electrical transmitter-receivers for RF signals. Until now, all of it were imported from foreign brands.”
GSI’s goal for market share on network analyzer this year has been set to 50% in domestic and 2.6% in overseas markets respectively.
Maeil Business by Lee,Sang-duk |
