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Wireless Test Platform for
5G RedCap and Cellular IoT
Industry
Keysight Technologies, Inc. announces
its new E7515R solution based on its 5G
Network Emulation Solutions platform, a
streamlined network emulator specifically
designed for protocol, radio frequency (RF),
and functional testing of all cellular internet
of things (CIoT) technologies, including
Redcap. The E7515R expands Keysight's 5G
Network Emulation Solutions portfolio, the industry's most
robust, which is used in mobile device validation across the
workflow, from early design to acceptance and deployment.
The 5G RedCap specification introduces support for wireless
devices with reduced 5G capabilities. These devices are
less complex, and consume less power, allowing them to address
new CIoT use cases such as industrial sensors and
wearables such as smartwatches. Like other cellular devices,
RedCap devices require time-consuming and expensive certification
from accredited labs before they can be released to
the market. By performing lab validation ahead of time to
identify and correct design issues, device and module manufacturers
can shorten the certification process for RedCap and
other CIoT devices. The Keysight E7515R addresses this need
as a network emulation test
platform designed specifically
for 5G RedCap and
supporting all CIoT technologies.
The solution features
streamlined capabilities for
RedCap without the additional
features needed to test
a full-spec 5G device.
The E7515R solution delivers the following benefits:
◗ Specifically built for RedCap and CIoT: The E7515R
supports 5G Release 17 RedCap along with legacy CIoT
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technologies, including Narrowband IoT (NB-IoT), LTE
Category M, and LTE Cat-1bis.
◗ Integrated Platform: The E7515R is a complete solution
offering RF, protocol, functional, and performance testing
in a compact footprint.
◗ Built on Keysight's Technology: The E7515R is built on
the same architecture as Keysight's 5G Network Emulation
Solutions platform. The E7515R also uses the same
proven software solutions employed by the 5G Network
Emulation Solutions platform, providing workflow
consistency and reduced learning curves.
◗ End-to-End Solution: The E7515R supports the entire
RedCap and CIoT device development workflow, from
early design and development through acceptance and
certification testing, and deployment.
For more information, please contact info@whiteoakcapital
grp.com or visit http://www.RealWear.com.
Customizable, Process Agnostic,
12-Bit ADC IP
Agile Analog has extended
its range of data
conversion IP with the
introduction of the first
customizable, process agnostic,
12-bit Analog to
Digital Converter (ADC).
The agileADC is a traditional
Charge-Redistribution SAR ADC that achieves 12-bit
resolution at sample rates up to 64 MSPS and a signal to noise
ratio of 70 dB. It includes a built-in reference generator and an
optional multiplexor with support for up to 16 input channels.
Each input channel can be configured to be buffered or unbuffered,
and to support differential or single-ended inputs. There
is a choice of digital output formats including interface options
for APB and TileLink.
The agileADC can be customized to meet the user's specific
project needs for Power, Performance, and Area (PPA).
The sample rate can be adjusted as can the number of inputs
and bits.
Agile Analog's technology allows analog IP to be automatically
generated so it is more verifiable, robust, and reliable.
Chip designers can quickly re-target IP to different process options,
which is also a major benefit.
For more information on the Agile Analog 12-bit ADC,
please visit http://www.agileanalog.com.
IEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Magazine
June 2023
http://info@whiteoakcapitalgrp.com http://www.RealWear.com http://www.agileanalog.com
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