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英國Newtons4th
NEWTONS4TH牛頓科技出品的PPA2500系列高精度電參數分析儀
N4LDesigned的儀器, 具高性能的測試 , 使用最新的技術(DSP，FPGA)和創新的設計, 可滿足客戶真正的需求
Newtons4th Ltd was established in 1997 to design, manufacture and support innovative electronic equipment to a world-wide market. Specialising in sophisticated test equipment, particularly for phase measurement, our product portfolio includes frequency response analyzers (gain/phase analyzers), vector voltmeters, phase meters, LCR meters, transformer analyzers, true RMS voltmeters, selective level meters, power analyzers, and harmonic analyzers.

The company was founded on the principle of using latest technology and sophisticated analysis techniques in order to provide our customers with accurate, easy to use instruments at a lower price than has been traditionally associated with these types of measurements.

Flexibility in our products and an attitude to providing the solutions that our customers really want has allowed us to develop many innovative functions in our ever increasing product range.

Our name, Newtons4th
The name Newton (Sir Isaac) is synonymous with a thorough understanding of physical principles from observation of the real world. His well known 3 laws of motion are so simple and clear that they are easily learned and applied, yet they give us the tools to analyse the motion of very complex systems. The number 4 represents innovation, building on what is already established. Newtons4th - innovation based on established fundamental principles.

The company founder
Company founder and Managing Director, Allan Winsor (BSc CEng MIEE), has over 20 years experience of electronic engineering and corporate management at the cutting edge of test instrument development. Having recognised the potential for powerful and flexible measurement instruments with the innovative use of modern electronic and digital technology, Allan began the design of the first QuanteQ unit and Newtons4th Ltd. was born.

Location
Newtons4th Ltd is based in the historic village of Mountsorrel in the heart of England.
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