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PRODUCTS 35 Configurable PXI-based RF test platform is Jack-of-all-trades than before for frequencies up to 85 MHz. Used to simultaneously generate and analyse complex modulated signals, the PXI Studio software application includes additional measurement plug-ins to enable it to be used to analyse WiMAX OFDMA and WLAN signals as well as providing general purpose spectrum analysis. WiMAX analysis can be performed for any type of WiMAX UL/DL OFDMA PUSC sub-frame conﬁguration. General purpose spectrum analysis includes a full range of measurement functions for channel power, adjacent channel power and occupied bandwidth. Measurement results can be displayed graphically, including EVM spectrum, EVM time, constellation, spectral mask, spectral ﬂatness and burst power. Numerical data is displayed for power, RCE, carrier frequency error, carrier leakage and symbol clock error. To complete the package, Aeroﬂex also offers a new PXI chassis and system controller to host both the modular instruments and PXI Studio application software, making the company a complete onestop shop for modular RF instrumentation. The PXI chassis includes one system controller slot and seven peripheral PCI or PXI slots to support multiple conﬁgurations of Aeroﬂex PXI modules for maximum ﬂexibility. Model 3000 is suitable for use with embedded or external controllers, while the 3000A comes with colour screen and embedded 1.8 GHz system controller. www.aeroflex.com Our Jammers Got Your Back! Operating up to 6 GHz and easily conﬁgured for cellular, wireless data, RFIC and general purpose wireless test applications, the Aeroﬂex RF modular measurement system encompasses three powerful additions: new PXI 3000 Series hardware modules, PXI Studio software with measurement plug-ins, and an updated PXI instrument chassis to tie it all together. The frequency range of the PXI 3000 Series hardware modules has been extended to include all HF, VHF and UHF bands — from 250 kHz to 6 GHz for signal analysis and 1 MHz to 6 GHz for signal generation. This extends the application base to include military/aerospace applications as well as cellular, wireless data and RFIC test. Additional modules are the 3025C 1 MHz to 6 GHz digital signal generator, 3030C 250 kHz to 3 GHz wideband RF digitizer and 3035C 250 kHz to 6 GHz wideband RF digitizer. The latest 3025C features an increased RF output power range of -120 dBm to +6 dBm to more effectively support RF component testing. All new modules provide the ability to generate and analyse signals with RF bandwidths up to 90 MHz — nearly 3x the bandwidth on current models. Further, the digitizer family offers signiﬁcant improvement in data-transfer speed over the PCI bus and the 3025C signal generator can switch frequency ten times faster Model KMW1090 (25 watts CW / 10 MHz – 1000 MHz) Model KMW1092 ( 5 – 10 watts CW / 25 – 1000 MHz) Model KMW1095 (30 watts CW / 10 – 1000 MHz) AR Modular RF makes the RF Jammer amplifiers you want on your side. These are the jammers you can count on to keep sensitive communications from being compromised – in even the harshest, most brutal conditions. They’re tough, durable, and completely dependable. Our new designs are smaller and more efficient, requiring less current. They operate under high VSWR conditions, and work with modern, complex and wideband jamming modulation techniques. RF Jammer amps are available from 10 – 2700 MHz for both portable and vehicle-mounted systems with power from a few watts to hundreds of watts. AR has what you need to gain the upper hand. Like all AR products, RF Jammer amplifiers are backed by the strongest, most comprehensive warranty in the industry, and a global support network that’s second to none. For more information, call us at 425-485-9000 or visit us at www.ar-worldwide.com modular rf Other ar divisions: rf/microwave instrumentation • receiver systems • ar europe Copyright© 2007 AR. The orange stripe on AR products is Reg. U.S. Pat. & TM. Off. Microwave Engineering ● November 2007 ● www.mwee.com 035_MWEE.indd Sec1:35 26/10/07 16:29:59 http://www.ar-worldwide.com http://www.ar-worldwide.com http://www.aeroflex.com http://www.mwee.com

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Microwave Engineering Europe - November 2007 Contents News Comment Metamaterials: Metamaterials Tackle Communications Wavelengths Microwave Components — EM tools: Microwave Component Design Easier With New EM and EDA Tools Cover Feature: RF Testing for OFDMA in LTE Base-Stations Startup Eyes Battery-Free Wireless Sensor Nets High-speed ADC Technology Paves the Way for Software Defined Radios Planning a WiMAX network: Maximising the ROI by Using Advanced Optimisation Tools Transporting Video Over Wireless Networks Ultrawideband Under the Gun Specifying the Proper SAW Filter Products Product Feature: RF Test Solution Supports Emerging 4x4 MIMO as Well as Multiple Commercial Standards Calendar

Microwave Engineering Europe - November 2007

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