The reference solution for E-band signal analysis offers a powerful test platform for analyzing new communication standards operating at millimeter-wave frequencies. Its dual-channel capability allows for simultaneous testing of multi-channel devices, different antenna polarizations, and channel probe measurements.
The reference solution consists of a combination of software and hardware instruments. The new N8838A external mixer auxiliary software allows the S-Series oscilloscope to control the MXG N5183B X-Series microwave signal generator and the M1971E intelligent waveguide mixer. Engineers can also perform valuable measurements for complex signal analysis using the 89601B vector signal analysis software. This makes it easy to obtain accurate, calibrated E-band signal measurements.
“As applications like 5G, WiGig, vehicle speed cameras, and millimeter-wave return traffic become more common, there is a need for an easy-to-use, low-cost, high-performance solution,” explained Dave Cipriani, vice president and general manager of Keysight’s Oscilloscope Division. “This reference solution enables customers to develop these new technologies faster and more efficiently.”
Keysight will be showcasing its new reference solution for E-band signal analysis at the International Microwave Symposium, booth 1239, Moscone Center, San Francisco, May 22-27.
About Keysight's mobile communications solutions
From WLAN to LTE-Advanced, and including emerging 5G technologies, Keysight focuses on addressing the most complex design and testing challenges in the market with the broadest range of solutions. With state-of-the-art electronic measurement solutions, comprised of powerful software combined with modular and benchtop hardware, engineers can gain deeper insights into design and testing, from simulation to R&D, validation to manufacturing, compliance to deployment. With experienced engineers in key roles within mobile and WLAN standards groups, and hundreds of application engineers worldwide, Keysight's expertise is ready to solve customer problems.
