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A versatile and portable model based on software radio architecture. The radio communications tester integrates a wide range of features, including frequency-hopping signal generation and analysis, vector signal generation and demodulation analysis, analogue modulation signal generation and analysis, audio signal generation and analysis, an audio oscilloscope, automatic testing, and more.
The tester is capable of conducting thorough performance tests on radio communication equipment’s transmit and receive functions, as well as measurements and analyses of RF, modulation, audio, and digit feature parameters.
Testing of radio communication equipment, including short-wave/ultra-short-wave radio stations, data link systems, communication and surveillance satellites, and radio relay equipment, is widely used in research and development, production, verification, maintenance, and repair.
There are numerous varieties of radio communication testers on the market, each one created for a particular kind of apparatus. Buttons or switches for controlling the device, a display screen, and connectors for connecting to the testing equipment are some common elements that all radio communication testers include.
A wide range of wireless equipment, including two-way radios, cell phones, satellite phones, and other wireless devices, are tested using radio communication testers.
Additionally, they are used in the setup and upkeep of radio communication networks. Testers for radio communication can be used to measure a wide range of factors, including echo delay, frequency response, and signal quality. Additionally, they can be used to check the operation of radio gear like transceivers and receivers.
The Global radio communication tester market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
For RF integration and protocol development, the all-purpose test platform is the R&SCMW500 wideband radio communication tester from Rohde & Schwarz. Both the R&SCMW500 callbox and the R&SCMW500 protocol tester are available. A complete end-to-end data solution is built into the R&SCMW500, allowing for thorough IP throughput and quality assessments.
The integrated fading simulator makes it simple to run tests under actual propagation circumstances. All stages, including product development, production, and service, can employ the R&SCMW500. It is the solution that supports the most different types of technology. It is crucial to test the communications interface in real-world network scenarios while creating wireless devices.
All major cellular technologies, including LTE and GSM, as well as wireless connectivity like WLAN and Bluetooth, are emulated by the R&SCMW500.
The MT8821C Radio Communication Analyzer from Anritsu is made for research and development (R&D) of mobile equipment (UE), such as smartphones, tablets, and Internet of Things (IoT) modules. It expands upon the innovations of its well-liked predecessor, the MT8820C, which is favoured by UE and chipset vendors globally.
The new MT8821C supports all technologies with its user-friendly measurement functions for effective RF adjustment and testing in a single unit, ranging from LTE-Advanced to 3G/2G. In addition to LTE-U/LAA, it even supports LTE-A 2CC 4×4 MIMO and 4CC 2×2 MIMO in a single box.
Additionally, it supports LTE-A 5CC 4×4 MIMO using three boxes and LTE-A 4CC 4×4 MIMO or 6CC 2×2 MIMO by interlocking two boxes. Either GPIB or Ethernet can be used to remotely control the MT8821C in an automated test system. Additionally, Anritsu offers ATS, an automatic remote control sample tool that complies with the 3GPP RF test standard.
A ground-breaking radio test solution is being offered by Astronics Corporation through its wholly-owned subsidiary Astronics Test Systems for use in commercial aerospace, military, and civil security applications.
The new CTS 6000 Series radio test set, which was unveiled at the Army Missions Solution Summit in Atlanta, combines nine test capabilities into one tester with an intuitive, contemporary touchscreen interface for testing radio communications systems in the field, at the factory, or at the depot.
The new CTS 6000 is perfect for use by all branches of the military, TSA, police, fire, private security, airline personnel, and other industries needing secure, dependable radio communications.
In order to cut down on testing time and expense, maintenance and calibration expenses, lifecycle ownership expenses, and the number of “no fault found” results, it offers extensive test capability for any radio system. This handheld device also has over-the-air testing capabilities for remote test capability, allowing users to test tactical handsets, amplifiers, antennae, and any other radio system component.
SeeHawk Monitor, an automated spectrum monitoring system for P25 public safety radio and other crucial communications networks, was just launched, according to PCTEL, Inc., a top global provider of wireless technology solutions.
First responders depend on radio communications to safeguard their teams and the communities they serve. SeeHawk Monitor also enables automatic testing of the uplink signal, or the signal from a handset to the radio site, for the purpose of determining that in-building coverage complies with fire code standards. If emergency responders can’t communicate with incident command or with one another due to radio network interference, it could be fatal.
Radio network managers can eliminate these sources of interference by using the SeeHawk Monitor system, which automatically detects interference from sources like other communications networks, bidirectional amplifiers (BDAs), and high-powered industrial systems. This ensures that first responders have reliable, crucial communications.
In order to provide an integrated solution for O-RAN Radio Unit conformity testing, Rohde & Schwarz and VIAVI Solutions have teamed (O-RUs). The two businesses, who are pioneers in wireless communication testing and active participants in the O-RAN Alliance’s standard development, have united their superior expertise.
The O-RU Test Manager, which offers an effortless user experience, is at the heart of the combined solution. Radio access networks are becoming more flexible, open, and disaggregated thanks to O-RAN. Opening the network design can encourage innovation, meet specific needs, and improve network efficiency, resulting in quick development and expansion of the technology ecosystem.
Over 300 service providers, vendors, and research institutions are members of the O-RAN Alliance, and the number of attendees at the O-RAN Global PlugFest 2021 more than doubled from the previous year.
When networks are disaggregated, as with O-RAN, there are additional issues with interoperability across the network equipment from various suppliers. The O-RAN Alliance’s fronthaul conformance tests make sure that the evolving O-RUs can communicate with the O-RAN distributed unit (O-DU).
The joint test offering consists of the following and was previously supported benchmarking and validation tests at several locations during PlugFests.
