Anritsu Corporation maximizes development efficiency by automating SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) measurements for 5G and LTE devices.

Anritsu announced on the 5th that it has collaborated with Microwave Factory Co., Ltd. (MWF) and Schmid & Partner Engineering AG (SPEAG) to introduce an automated solution for measuring the specific absorption rate (SAR) of 5G and LTE devices.

This solution automates RF exposure assessment of mobile devices, simultaneously improving measurement speed and accuracy, supporting safer product development.

The high-speed SAR measurement system announced this time is based on Anritsu's base station simulators MT8000A and MT8821C, and integrates MWF's MATEOS antenna measurement software and SPEAG's cSAR3D vector array system.

Previously, engineers had to manually set up base station simulators, but this solution automates the entire measurement process, significantly reducing setup time.

This system supports 5G SA (Standalone), 5G NSA (NIt supports various communication standards such as 4G LTE, 5G LTE, and 4G LTE on-standalone, and simultaneously increases the efficiency and accuracy of RF exposure assessment.

In particular, by covering a wide range of standards from LTE to the latest 5G NR, SAR testing of various mobile devices can be performed quickly and reliably.

SAR testing is an essential procedure to ensure that the electromagnetic waves that mobile devices, such as smartphones, cause to the human body meet international safety standards.

Automated measurement systems help manufacturers conduct rapid and accurate RF exposure assessments early in product development. This accelerates product launches while ensuring user safety.