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Quick Poll: What Will be the Hottest T&M Topic in 2024?

Feb. 15, 2024
What do you think will be the hottest test & measurement topic in 2024? Take this quick poll and let us know what you think!

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The growth in the use of advanced wireless systems and services and their related wireless infrastructures has placed a lot of pressure on the electronic design community. Evey device, base station, modem, and endpoint must work in harmony at all times to be functional. It is critical to ensure these solutions are not only operating in an optimum manner, but are doing so in a way that does not interfere with the other wireless systems in the field.

To do so they must all be thoroughly evaluated for performance and compliance with the latest advanced test & measurement systems to address regulatory and industry requirements. This need has been further complicated by the rise of AI in Edge Computing in the Cloud and other disruptive market-changing technologies. What do you think will be the hottest issue in Test & Measurement in 2024? Let us know in the quick poll below, and tell us what you think!

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