Anritsu Wireless Communication Analyzer Successfully Tests Samsung Electronics LTE Modem
Published2017.08.03 10:57Anritsu and Samsung Electronics announced that they conducted verification using Samsung’s LTE modem and MT8821C wireless communication analyzer.
Samsung Electronics successfully achieved a maximum throughput of DL 6CA (256QAM) (1.2Gbps) in a next-generation LTE modem using Anritsu’s MT8821C wireless communication analyzer as the industry’s first test platform.
Non-Standalone (NSA) 5G services operating on cellular systems are scheduled to be launched in 2019, and plans are underway to introduce 1Gbps services that further accelerate LTE-Advanced. Samsung is actively developing DL 6CC CA, an LTE-Advanced feature, during the development process.
The MT8821C wireless communication analyzer is designed for research and development of mobile devices/user terminals (UEs) such as smartphones, tablets, and M2M modules.
Designed based on the technology of the existing MT8820C, which is widely used by UEs and chipset vendors worldwide, this product supports a wide range of wireless technologies, from LTE-Advanced features such as DL CA up to 6CC to 3G/2G systems as well as LTE-U/LAA, through easy-to-use measurement functions, enabling efficient RF parameter and physical layer throughput testing.
"Anritsu is pleased that Samsung Electronics, a leader in ASICs and solutions, has selected the MT8821C as a core tool for its development process," said Tsutomu Tokuke, Head of Anritsu Mobile Solutions."This move is an example of how the Anritsu MT8821C helps LTE equipment manufacturers ensure product quality in a highly competitive market while shortening product launch cycles," he said.
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