NF: For many people in the microwave industry, the announcement
of your Wideband Acquisition Record and Playback (WARP) system
introduced them not just to this product, but to the company as
well.  DE: That's probably a fair assessment, although I formed
the company in 1996. Our first commercial products were
introduced in 1997. Because most of our early efforts were for a
specific customer or customers, however, we've kind of flown
under the radar. WARP has certainly changed that, and I hope it
will bring more attention to our other systems and software. I'd
call WARP the culmination of our development efforts in high-
speed analog-to-digital conversion, error-free digital recording
on solid-state media, field-programmable-gate-array (FPGA)
programming, signal generation, timing and control, and signal-
analysis software. So WARP is certainly our most comprehensive
product because it has 15 times the bandwidth of any other
commercial RF signal capture and recording system. But it is far
from our only one.  NF: