5G New Radio brings advantages to wireless data communications far beyond faster video on smart phones. In fact, 5G technology may prove to be one of the biggest technical achievements of the century.
Enhanced mobile broadband promises to deliver incredible data throughput by using the finite RF spectrum more efficiently. Machine to machine communications standards will enable communications ranging from simple IoT devices and among industrial and medical equipment. Mission critical elements address the needs for ultra-high reliability and predictable millisecond latency.
5G New Radio specifications are designed to get the most out of the allocated bands. Key measurements ensure that signals are strong, clean and staying within their channels.
Even in the simplest 5G system, many signals have to work together reliably. SPI or I2C buses must deliver commands, power supplies must provide clean voltage, and high-speed data must arrive intact. And everything must happen in the right sequence, with the right timing. When things don’t work, how do you figure out what went wrong?
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Learn how to perform multi-domain signal analysis of 5G base station and user equipment systems. See the benefits of using a mixed domain oscilloscope for analyzing RF amplifier performance. |
See how you can simplify several 3GPP 5G New Radio transmitter tests. You’ll see how to verify transmitter characteristics including power, power dynamics, signal quality and RF emissions. |
See how MIMO analysis of RF, analog and digital can be performed simultaneously for easy analysis and correlation between both the frequency and time domain. |
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Spurious Emission Measurement on 5G NR Base Station Transmitters and Receivers |
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Learn how our 5GNR Signal Analysis Package enables wideband new radio measurements with Tektronix oscilloscopes. |
Learn about the advantages of using single instrument for analyzing complex 5G systems where digital, analog, and RF signals interact |
The 5G New Radio (NR) refreshed 3GPP specifications based on LTE (long term evolution) by providing faster speed, lower latency, and more spectrum bands to increase network capacity and coverage. |