An agile vector adapter extends the capabilities of the UXG X-Series agile signal generators to generate complex pulsed signals and waveforms based on IQ data for more realistic electronic warfare threat simulations. The N5194A UXG X-Series agile vector adapter enables the industry’s highest fidelity agile threat simulations when used with Keysight’s commercial off-the-shelf (COTS), UXG […]
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New radio test capabilities devised for 3GPP 5G wireless setups
What is billed as an industry first 5G NR ready device workflow solution is said to address the entire device R&D workflow and scales from sub-6 GHz to mmWave. The UXM 5G Wireless Test Platform, developed by Keysight Technologies, Inc., is said to help prototype and develop 5G chipsets and devices while keeping up with […]
Understanding and displaying the J operator
A plus times a plus is a plus. A plus times a minus is a minus. A minus times a plus is a minus. A minus times a minus is a plus. Because none of these operations results in a negative product, we must confront the hard reality that the square root of a negative […]
Narrowband-IoT over-the-air test setup works with reverberation test chambers
Keysight Technologies, Inc. today announced the collaboration with Bluetest on the successful creation of a narrowband – internet of things (NB-IoT)) over-the-air (OTA) solution for use in Bluetest Reverberation Test Systems (bluetest.se/products/chambers). The solution, used by one of Japan’s top operator customers, demonstrates the market leading position of both companies in NB-IoT test. “We are […]
System runs simultaneous cellular/WiFi cellular signaling tests over full protocol stack
Keysight Technologies, Inc. today announced a solution that supports simultaneous cellular and WiFi testing. The T5510S Cellular + WiFi Emulation System is a powerful, flexible platform enabled by the combination of Keysight’s UXM network emulator and the Ixia Solutions Group’s Wave Test System. The result is an industry first—a test platform covering a complete cellular […]
App note covers Narrowband IoT testing
To support the further growth of the Internet of Things (IoT), the mobile industry has developed new radio access technologies, often referred as low power wide area (LPWA). These technologies can better cope with the characteristics and requirements of IoT devices and their applications. Narrowband IoT (NB-IoT) is a strong candidate among the different LPWA […]
How to reduce oscilloscope noise during measurements
Several tricks can help reveal small signals that are obscured by measurement system noise. KENNY JOHNSON KEYSIGHT TECHNOLOGIES, INC. THERE is a need to observe small signal details in many modern applications. Transducers, biomedical sensors, high energy physics, power integrity, and high-speed digital designs are examples of situations where details can be obscured by measurement […]
Test Setup Analyzes Coverage of 5G Base Stations
Keysight Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: KEYS) today announced a solution for measuring, analyzing and visualizing the coverage generated by 5G base stations. Keysight’s Nemo Outdoor, combined with FieldFox handheld RF and microwave analyzers, enables mobile operators and network vendors to measure 5G radio propagation and coverage. The solution uses the Nemo Outdoor analytics tools to provide […]
Scalable PXI Microwave Signal Generator Produces Complex Waveforms for 5G, Aero and Defense Wideband Apps
Keysight Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: KEYS) today announced the industry’s first scalable PXIe microwave signal generator with frequency coverage up to 44 GHz and modulation bandwidth up to 1 GHz for generating complex waveforms used in emerging 5G and aerospace and defense DVT applications. Exclusive DDS technology with the synthesizer VCO provides excellent phase noise performance. When combined […]
Six oscilloscope features I wish I knew before graduation
by Barrett Poe, Keysight Technologies, Inc. User interfaces have become more advanced and measurements more automated – and less tolerant of improper measurement setups. Long before every oscilloscope carried an autoscale button, and before touch-screen triggering was a gleam in someone’s eye, aspiring engineers would need to manually adjust settings for the time base and […]
