A Chirped-Pulse Fourier-Transform Microwave (CP FTMW) spectrometer has been developed about a decade ago.Introduction of a high-power ampliˆer, a state-of-the-art arbitrary waveform generator and a high-speed oscilloscope (or a digitizer) made it possible to realize this high-speed broadband spectroscopy.In this article, the experimental setup and its advantage of this new technique are summarized.Related topics, the detection of chiral molecules, extension to the terahertz frequency region as well as new low-cost CP FTMW spectrometer designs are also shown.