Telecommunications networks need continual monitoring in order to maintain the quality of the network and the signals within it. Interferences can affect the way a network preforms, making spectrum monitoring crucial. This practice is done with a spectrum monitoring tool and spectrum monitoring software.
What Is A Spectrum Monitoring Tool?
A spectrum monitoring tool is a device that allows technicians to analyze and monitor telecommunications networks. Able to find and remove interference signals, spectrum monitoring tools preserve the condition of a network. With the ability to provide in-depth analysis and repeated monitoring, these tools are valuable devices for interference hunting and spectrum analysis.
Benefits To Renting A Spectrum Monitoring Tool
- Maintaining network quality is easy
- Supports technicians completing interference hunting
- Aids in signal analysis
- Illegal or unlicensed signals can be found and removed
- Allows aviation communications to be kept up to standard
- Helps operators meet spectrum regulations
- Positive Train Control (PTC)
- Monitors emergency frequencies and signals
Narda SignalShark
Narda’s Narda SignalShark 3310 Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer can be used for RF interference hunting, directional interference, spectrum analysis, and spectrum monitoring. With an impressive frequency range of 8 kHz to 8 GHz, a real-time instantaneous bandwidth of 40 MHz, and an innovative display, the SignalShark is one of many spectrum monitoring systems that ATEC offers to help with network maintenance and monitoring.
Choosing The Right Spectrum Monitoring System
Reach out to an ATEC rental agent today to learn more about our spectrum monitoring tool options. ATEC carries reliable devices capable of comprehensive spectrum analysis from industry-leading manufactures such as Narda, Keysight, Tektronix, and more. Products such as the Narda SignalShark are ideal for spectrum monitoring. Our agents can help you decide on the right spectrum monitoring system, based on your testing requirements and standards.