On June 10 , Anritsu (Anritsu Company: General Manager Hyun-gil Yoo ) announced the ShockLine entry-level VNA , featuring its proprietary patented "Non-Linear Transmission" technology . Anritsu’s ShockLine patented technology is implemented as a single chip based on semiconductor ASIC technology, offering the advantage of faster, easier, and more convenient measurement . In particular, the company emphasized that it can generate a wider range of broadband frequencies through the Non-Linear Transmission method , implying that Anritsu is in a more advantageous position compared to competitors as the generated frequency increases .

In particular, the VNA introduced this time is an entry-level model that includes a significant number of features in addition to those required in the field , and is evaluated as a product that responds to market feedback that users are spending more than the cost of actual use .

  Anritsu’s MS4640B and ME7838A , announced this time, are low-cost, entry-level devices focused on Passive DUTs ( such as antennas ) rather than Active DUTs , and actual sample products have been introduced to the market since last April and are currently being supplied to various locations .

  Prior to the announcement on this day   Executive Director Kim Tae-hee stated that Anritsu's VNA will contribute to replacing the existing over-specced VNA market with more reasonable and efficient equipment .    E4ds.com