MPX Spectrum Analyzer for Real-Time Signal Visibility

Understanding the structure of an multiplex signal is essential when troubleshooting broadcast transmission chains.

With the integrated MPX Spectrum Analyzer, 2wcom provides engineers with a clear visual representation of the multiplex signal directly within the device interface.

The analyzer allows users to inspect the MPX spectrum in real time and verify important signal components such as stereo pilot tones, RDS signals, and other subcarriers.

To support practical broadcast workflows, the analyzer includes features such as:

  • zoom levels for detailed spectrum inspection
  • marker tools for signal analysis
  • the ability to export screenshots as PNG files

 

This allows engineers to quickly analyze signal structure and identify potential issues without requiring additional measurement equipment.

The MPX Spectrum Analyzer is currently available on our MPX-Platform, such as the MPX-1g and MPX-2c.

The feature was also showcased as part of 2wcom’s MPX innovation demonstrations, highlighting the growing focus on transparency and monitoring in modern broadcast infrastructures.

For any questions, contact us below!

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