[SI-LIST] Re: where should we get the SET2DIL software
- From: "Martinez, Alonzo" <alonzo.martinez@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: "si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2012 16:05:20 +0000
Hello Tommy,
SET2DIL solutions are presently offered by Introbotix and Polar with other
vendors presently considering a SET2DIL product. Ask your TDR vendor.
SET2DIL is a low cost alternative to VNA measurements and was specifically
created for TDRs.
Best Regards,
Al Martinez
Intel Corporation
Board Engineering and Support Division
Platform Development Tools
Hillsboro, Oregon
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Subject: [SI-LIST] where should we get the SET2DIL software
Hi,SI-lister:
If I'm going with Intel's SET2DIL method to measure the loss, are there any
independent software to support the two-port network analyzer? As my known
,there are only software to support the TDR,that's right? Or where should
we get this kind of software, can anybody give some suggetion?
Thanks a lot.
Tommy.Huang
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