Microwave Transmitter/Receiver Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in China
Product Code : EL-SAW-10629
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Quick Answer: The Microwave Transmitter/Receiver set has a built-in gain control on the receiver and a 30 bar graph display to indicate signal strength, used for microwave physics experiments.
Edulab China manufactures and exports the Microwave Transmitter/Receiver directly from its China production facility, supplying schools, colleges, laboratory distributors and institutional buyers worldwide. It is part of Edulab China's Sound and Wave range within Physics Lab Equipment, manufactured in-house and export-packed for sea and air freight.
Key Features
- Built-in gain control on the receiver
- 30 bar graph display to indicate signal strength
- Paired transmitter and receiver units
- Suitable for microwave reflection, refraction and diffraction experiments
About This Product
The Microwave Transmitter/Receiver is manufactured by Edulab China as part of its Sound and Wave range, built for microwave reflection, refraction, diffraction and polarisation experiments in college and university physics laboratories.
Serving Distributors, Institutions and Export Buyers
Edulab China supplies laboratory distributors, schools and colleges worldwide, including government buyers procuring through Ministry of Education programmes and World Bank / ADB-funded education projects.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is the Microwave Transmitter/Receiver used for?
It is used to transmit and receive microwaves for experiments such as reflection, refraction and diffraction, with the receiver's signal strength shown on a 30 bar graph display and adjustable via built-in gain control.
Request a Quote
For an indicative FOB/CIF quotation on the Microwave Transmitter/Receiver, contact Edulab China's export team.
Last updated: August 2026
