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Using the LP Technologies LPT-3000R Remote Spectrum Analyzer in a Spectrum Monitoring System

By Hank Rausch
Chief Network Architect
Artel, Inc.
Reston, Virginia USA
hankrausch@stanfordalumni.org

Abstract- Spectrum monitoring is integral to bandwidth management in the field of wireless and satellite communications. Currently available spectrum monitoring systems are relatively expensive and difficult to set up and maintain. An approach to providing spectrum monitoring using the LPT-3000R Remote spectrum analyzer and scripted Standard Commands for Programmable Instrument (SCPI) commands is described. This system is currently in use and has resulted in significant cost and time savings relative to commercially available SMS's.

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Satellite 2010 Conference & Exhibition

Come and see our products!

LP Technologies will be in Washington D.C between March 16th and 18th, 2010. The exhibition will take place at the Gaylord National Convention Center.

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LP Tech and SAT Corp team up to bring you the LPT-3000R SpaceWatch

LP Technologies, Inc. and SAT Corp (an Integral Systems company) have joined forces in order to provide the ultimate low cost Remote Carrier Monitoring Solution. The system is based on LP Technologies LPT-3000R Remote Spectrum Analyzer and SAT Corporation’s world renown SAT-SA Carrier Monitoring Software.

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LPT-6000

The LPT-6000, 9 kHz to 6.2 GHz Spectrum Analyzer's promotional sale price ends

NABSHOW 2009

LP Technologies will be in Las Vegas between April 20th and 23rd, 2009. The exhibition will take place at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

The "SBE Engineer of the Year 2008" evaluates the LPT-3000

Written by Cris Alexander (CPBE, AMD, DRB)
Director of Engineering, Crawford Broadcasting, Denver

During the NAB Radio Show last year I saw something that caught my eye at the ATI booth, a spectrum analyzer with built-in §73.44 emissions mask. It’s possible to “draw” this mask on the display of pricier analyzers with built-in features, and that’s what we had been doing, but this particular analyzer caught my eye because the presence of that mask built in told me that it was made for broadcast work...

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Radio Guide's LPT-3000 Review

Written by Dennis Baldridge(CPBE, AMD, CBNT)

Broadcast engineers need good test equipment. From basic hand-held tools to digital multi-meters and oscilloscopes, quality test equipment enables accurate testing, evaluation and calibration within the broadcast facility...

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The Newsletter of Crawford Broadcasting Company Corporate Engineering

By Brian Cunningham, CBRE
Chief Engineer, CBC – Western New York

Hello to all from Western New York!...In a nutshell, I found the LPT-3000 very easy to use, and navigation through the system menu was easy. The one function I found very easy to use was the Occupied Bandwidth Measurement, which gives you a pass/fail indication right on screen. Perhaps next month I will be able to give a full, detailed report on this analyzer...

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New LPT-3000R Software

The New LPT-3000R software is built-in with NRSC, FCC, iBiquity Compliance, and DTV(8VSB) Masks that will allow you to perform all tests remotely on your computer or laptop through the internet in the convenienve of your office while your Spectrum Analyzer is miles away at your receiver site.

Sprint/Nextel 2 Ghz Relocation Project (BAS)

Sprint/Nextel is allowing qualified broadcasters to choose our state of the art Spectrum Analyzers as part of their 2 GHz relocation package. The LPT-3000R is ideal for...

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Radio World Engineering Extra

Click here to read. LPT-3000 article is located on page 20.

Analyzer for HD Testing

LP Technologies Has Spectrum Analyzer for HD Tests. LP Technologies released its 9 kHz to 3 GHz RF spectrum analyzer for broadcasters. The company says it is suitable for test and troubleshooting in broadcast applications such as HD transmitter testing and compliance mask verification.

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