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NI Announces Wi-Fi 6 Frontend Test Reference Architecture

Google 우선 소스Published2019.10.17 07:01
NI, operating in the frequency band above 6GHz
Wi-Fi 6 PA/FEM Test Reference Architecture Announced
Extending VST bandwidth, accuracy, and measurement speed



On the 16th, National Instruments (NI) announced a Wi-Fi 6 front-end test reference architecture for testing Wi-Fi 6 Power Amplifiers (PAs) and Front-End Modules (FEMs) operating in frequency bands above 6 GHz.
NI Announces Wi-Fi 6 Frontend Test Reference Architecture
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The NI Wi-Fi 6 Frontend Test Reference Architecture integrates RF signal generators up to 12 GHz and RF signal analyzers with an instantaneous bandwidth of 1 GHz to extend Wi-Fi test coverage to a new band between 6 and 7.125 GHz. This extends the high bandwidth, accuracy, and fast measurement speeds of the Vector Signal Transceiver (VST).

The new solution provides excellent linearity, low noise, and high dynamic range during PA/FEM characterization and verification to verify the performance of Wi-Fi 6 1024-QAM. In addition, dynamic EVM measurement was simplified while the speed of FPGA-based power level measurement was increased.

"VST's wide frequency range and large instantaneous bandwidth are important for delivering stable data across the entire Wi-Fi frequency band in a short time while embracing new bandwidths," said Stefanie Breyer, Vice President of Product Planning at NI. "By selecting NI's software-defined platform-based testers, you can respond to the latest wireless communication standards."
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