主 要 特 色
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System
Features:
- 800MHz to
2.5GHz operation frequency
- Dual
channels with customer specified
correlation factor on Rayleigh and
Lognormal (0 ~1.0 with 0.1 increment)
- Rayleigh
plus Lognormal fading channels up to fd =
400Hz selectable fast fading rate and
corresponding slow fading rate 1/50,1/100,
1/200, 1/400 @ fd )
- Input
signal level: -10 ~ - 45 dBm
- Insertion
loss: 28dB
Applications:
Fading effects measurements
- Evaluation
of modulated Audio/video quality through
fading effects;(modulation accuracy)
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Performance of Mobile Radio Transceiver
design; Frequency Deviation, ACLR, EVM
(Error Vector Magnitude), Receiver
Sensitivity
- Bit Error
Rate (BER) measurements under multipath
channel
- Antenna
diversity (transmit diversity, receive
diversity), Beamforming, Array antenna,
Space division multiplexing (SDM)
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Performance evaluations of modulation
Techniques and channel coding schemes
- Signaling
procedure of Basestation to Mobile/ Mobile
to Basestation; Hand-over time
measurement, Power control algorithm
design
Systems available using MFCS applications:
- WiFi (WLAN),
GSM, WCDMA, cdma2000, OFDM/WiMAX,
Ultra-wideband (UWB), MIMO (Channel matrix
2x2), and other wireless products designs
System Features:
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The Chroma 42010
is a dual-channel multipath fading simulator
that accurately reproduces conditions in which
frequency-selective effects are not
significant. In other words it simulates
channels that are commonly termed narrowband.
However, the frequency-selective fading with
standard time-delay spread for WCDMA/ cdma2000
and GSM (6~12 tapped delays) are also
available upon request. The simulator is
capable of generating signals with both
Rayleigh and lognormal fading components and
offers an exceptional degree of flexibility
and simplicity in selecting the required
channel parameters.
The MFCS 42010
has been adopted up-todate technologies that
makes it simple to test a full range
multi-mode handset through the user defined RF
scenarios, especially for smartphone
calibration tests.
This product
can fully support WiMAX mobile performing the
simulations for 1 x 2 SIMO antenna design over
1.25MHz-10MHz band width with Jakes multipath
fading channel.
The
incorporation of both Rayleigh and lognormal
fading makes the Chroma 42010 ideally suited
for measuring the effects of multipath
propagation and co-channel interference and
for testing the effectiveness of micro and
macro diversity systems. Expandable wideband
channel models can be characterized for Rake
receiver, MIMO multiple antennas, and
beamforming system designs. The instrument
replicates real-world conditions, making it
possible to validate performance issues early
in the development and design cycle, and
calibration tests in the production line.
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