Anritsu Company introduces the Pulse Radar Measurement Function MX284059B software for its Signal Analyzer MS2840A that creates a single-instrument solution for automated pulse radar measurements to dramatically reduce cost-of-test and test time on the production line and in the field. The MS2840A, when equipped with the new software and the USB Peak Power Sensor MA24406A/18A/40A, supports tests of…
IoT devices in private 5G networks bring new verification tests
With private networks connecting to many IoT devices, testing the device’s user interface requires updating test processes. Many IoT use cases rely on private 5G networks because they offer greater network control, better security, more reliable performance, and dedicated coverage and capacity as opposed to using a public network. With these advantages, private networks play…
IMS 2022 video: Anritsu
Anritsu demonstrated a 4-port VNA capable of sweeps from 70 kHz to 220 GHz.
RF test module extends range to cover 6 GHz band
Anritsu adds 5G SA to its radio test set
5G radios increase emphasis on compliance testing
Compared to 4G and previous generations, 5G’s mmWave frequencies and tight integration increase the complexity of both performance and regulator compliance testing.
Test 5G automotive designs for cybersecurity
Test instrumentation can help bullet-proof your communication equipment designed for next-generation vehicles.
Portable 5G/Ethernet tester takes to the field
The MT1040A from Anritsu analyzes traffic on 5G, Ethernet and other optical and electrical networks.
Anritsu releases field and bench wireless test products
In recent days, test-equipment company Anritsu has introduced equipment for RF measurements in the field and software for its on the bench RF test set. The PIM Master MW82119B-0703 (datasheet)is a two-port, 700 MHz passive intermodulation (PIM) analyzer, a dual-function instrument that performs two-port RF PIM measurements by transmitting two continuous wave (CW) tones from…
Test 802.11ax signal quality for transmitters and receivers
Given the need for ever-increasing Wi-Fi data rates and number of connections, IEEE 802.11ax builds on 802.11ac at the physical layer by adding support for both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz as well as denser modulation. That is, 1024 QAM to increase data rates. The so-called “Wi-Fi 6,” IEEE 802.11ax also adds orthogonal frequency-division multiple…