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Spectrum analyzer identifies uplink interference

Software for Anritsu’s Field Master spectrum analyzer performs uplink interference measurements in 5G and LTE time division duplexing (TDD) networks. This measurement is now included in the analyzer’s 5G and LTE measurement options. It provides a dual display of the LTE or 5G frame structure with automatic placement of gates on the uplink slots alongside the RF spectrum of the gated time slots.

Anritsu’s uplink interference measurement offers detailed insights into the common causes of interference in new TDD networks. The update provides configurations for common frame slot formats recommended by international standards organizations, including GSMA, ITU-R, and ECC/CEPT.

5G and LTE measurement options are available for the Field Master Pro MS2090A, which covers FR1 and FR2 frequency bands, and the Field Master MS2080A for FR1-only networks. Also available is a real-time spectrum analyzer option for capturing detailed transmitter spectrum, as well as a cable and antenna analyzer accessory for sweeping feeder cables.

MS2090A product page

MS2080A product page

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