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5G OTA test system gains CTIA approval

R&S announced that its TS8991 over-the-air (OTA) test system now provides CTIA-compliant testing of 5G A-GNSS antenna performance. The company believes this establishes the TS8991 as the first 5G FR1 A-GNSS OTA test platform to be approved by CTIA Certification. In addition to 5G A-GNSS, the TS8991 meets CTIA requirements for 2G/3G A-GPS and 4G LTE A-GNSS.

The single-source turnkey platform comprises the CMX500 5G one-box signaling tester, the SMBV100B satellite simulator, and an anechoic wireless performance test chamber. All components are controlled by system software that enables fully automated OTA measurements in compliance with CTIA Certification test plans.

The CMX500 enables the TS8991 antenna test system to provide signaling to the device-under-test. Supporting the latest 3GPP specifications, the CMX500 measures receive sensitivity and transmit power. Along with the CMX500’s location-based services, the SMBV100B satellite simulator covers all 3GPP-based Assisted GNSS technologies.

Highly integrated and upgradeable, the TS8991 antenna performance test system comes in a variety of configurations and test chamber sizes.

TS8991 product page

Rohde & Schwarz 

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