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Test & Measurement
The testing of 21st century communications systems, devices and functions demands a completely new set of procedures and hardware. With speeds regularly beyond 1 GHz, test equipment must be extremely precise and variables that could be ignored at lower frequencies make a significant impact at high frequencies. Additionally, XG test equipment is largely digital and either software-configurable or modular. These sessions will discuss the equipment, testing methodologies and issues around testing modern radios. The attendee will gain a fundamental understanding of this equipment, its functionality and application to innovative modern wireless equipment.
Next Broadcast Date: September 14, 2005

Speaker
Michael Keeley
CDMA Market Segment Manager
Spirent Communications

Technology Topic: MEID Testing for CDMA2000 Handsets
Devised in response to the rapid depletion of Electronic Serial Numbers (ESN’s), the Mobile Equipment Identifier (MEID) initiative has a significant impact on network operators, handset manufacturers, and mobile subscribers alike. Spirent Communications will present on MEID and the impact on the CDMA2000 industry. In this presentation, Mike Keeley, CDMA market segment manager for Spirent Communications will address the following key questions:

• What is it MEID?
• Why do we need it?
• When do we need it?
• How do we test it?


Next Broadcast Date: September 14, 2005

Richard Theiss
Product Manager/Senior Applications Engineer
Boonton Electronics (A Wireless Telecom Group Company)

Technology Topic: Statistical Methods Simplify RF Power Measurements
Statistical power measurement methods in RF peak power meters have been around for over a decade but the value of using these methods for detailed power analysis has increased recently due to the complex modulation used in many communications systems. This presentation will explore how statistical methods can simplify RF power measurements in specific applications such as Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA), wireless networks (WLAN, 802.11), and Time Division Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access (TD-SCDMA). It will also include an overview of the probability functions used to analyze these signals.


Original broadcast: June 22, 2005

Speaker
Joseph E. Kovacs
Product Marketing Manager
National Instruments

Technology Topic: A Software-Based Test Architecture for Emerging
Wireless Technologies

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Wireless standards are inundating the market. The rate at which these new standards are being developed is increasing at an extreme rate with no letup in sight. Given this swift adoption of new technologies, it is not uncommon to find the same device implementing multiple wireless technologies. This trend places tremendous demands on the device manufacturer and the test engineer as well as the tools necessary to meet these challenges. A modular, software-based test architecture has the capability to address new communications standards without necessitating continual, large capital investments. This session will address current and emerging wireless standards and their requirements and how a modular test architecture can meet these challenges.


Original broadcast: June 22, 2005

Matthias Weber
Senior Product Marketing Manager
Willtek Communications

Technology Topic: WCDMA Technology and Testing
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This presentation will provide a complete overview about the Wideband Code Division Multiple Access (WCDMA) technology, the access technology behind the third generation network for mobile communication. It will discuss the technical background, including the separation of the different subscribers via orthogonal codes. Furthermore, it will explain the generation of an uplink and downlink signal as a combination so different code channels, responsible for transmitting user or signalling data. And finally, it will explain the measurements required by the standardization bodies to do a final test with a 3G mobile phone.


The conference program is currently in development. Please check back soon
for confirmed sessions. If you are interested in speaking, please contact
Ernest Worthman, Conference Chair, eworthman@reedbusiness.com
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