Spectra DTP4500 Webcast 8 July 2010
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Spectra DTP4500 - A Closer Look The Ideal development & test platform for SDR/SCA waveforms & application development. A presentation introducing Spectras product family, competitive advantage and the users, configuration, spceification, software interfaces, tools & waveforms of Spectra DTP4500.
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