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New
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28th January 2003 |
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Inset on left is the new Tektronix Spectrum Analyser. As next-generation networks begin to roll out, mobile devices must be available to ensure end-user adoption and revenue realization. As a result, RF engineers working on 2.5G and 3G designs are pressured more than ever to get devices to market in order to meet financial and subscriber expectations. The design challenge of integrating more complex 2.5G and 3G components into small mobile devices presents a demand for flexible, affordable test tools that provide fast, accurate measurements. To answer this need, Tektronix' new Wireless Communications Analyzer 200A Series (WCA200A Series) unite one-button measurements, versatile troubleshooting capabilities and spectrum analysis in one instrument, a combination not found today in similar analyzers within the same price/performance category. "Wireless designers and manufacturers are looking to test and measurement vendors to provide faster, more affordable and more accurate design tools to meet increasing pressure to deliver 2.5G and 3G devices," said Mark Kulper, General Manager, Wireless Product Line, Tektronix. "Tektronix' new WCA200A Series exceeds engineers' expectations by delivering superior versatility and troubleshooting capabilities, such as multi-domain analysis and frequency mask trigger in one-box, at an affordable price." WCA200A Delivers Breakthrough Versatility In Its Class, Improves Designers' View Tektronix' new WCA200A Series exceeds engineers' characterization and troubleshooting expectations with measurements capabilities not typically found in this class of analyzer. Features such as simultaneous multi-domain analysis, frequency mask trigger, unmatched memory capture (up to 10 seconds of WCDMA signals), and unsurpassed Adjacent Channel Leakage Ratio (ACLR) measurement speeds put the WCA200A Series at the top of its class, enabling RF engineers to meet critical deadlines. These versatile features are in addition to the standard one-button measurements found in existing vector signal analyzers. Moreover, the advanced analysis and triggering capabilities allow developers to improve their view by capturing random spurious signals and analyzing them in frequency, time and modulation domains without having to make multiple measurements. Everyday Tasks Made Surprisingly Simple Engineers have a variety of standard measurements to make for each new wireless device that comes across their bench. They need their test tool to address basic requirements and to detect errors quickly. Not only is the WCA200A Series equipped to perform everyday RF characterization and verification faster and easier due to its versatile features and speed, it also allows engineers to analyze WCDMA and GSM handovers by analyzing WCDMA compressed mode, unique in any class of communications analyzer. About the WCA200A Series The WCA200A Series includes the WCA230A (3GHz) and the WCA280A (8GHz). The analyzers provide a unique combination of flexibility, speed and accuracy for developers of wireless components, systems and networks. In the past, design engineers have been required to choose either a standards-oriented vector signal analyzer with limited spectrum analysis capability or a spectrum analyzer with limited demodulation capabilities requiring a great deal of set up time and operator knowledge. The WCA200A Series debuts superior versatility, providing spectrum analysis, flexible demodulation and in-depth troubleshooting at a mid-range price. |
| TODAY'S
PRESS RELEASES |
Consumers
and telecommunications operators expecting third-generation phones to
make a big splash in 2003 will have to wait a bit longer, the chief executive
of Flextronics International |
Research
released by Jupiter estimates that subscribers to i-mode services in Europe
will grow to 1.5 million by the end of 2003, up from a total 270,000 at
the end of 2002. |
eon's
product mPIM, which provides users with the option of accessing company
e-mail, calendar and address book functions from mobile telephones and
PDAs, has been approved for the next generation of mobile networks (3G)
following intensive testing. |
Tektronix,
Inc announced its new wireless communications analyzers that combine vector
signal analysis and spectrum analysis in one instrument to improve engineers'
view and enable next-generation (2.5G and 3G) wireless design and manufacturing. |
Nokia
confirms that evolution of its CDMA2000 mobile station chipset supporting
IS-2000 Release C (also known as 1xEV-DV) is on schedule for field trials
with CDMA operators during the 2nd half of 2003. |
LockStream
Corporation, the leader in secure content delivery software, and Itochu
Corporation, one of Japan's leading trading companies, have agreed to
jointly pursue market opportunities and business relationships throughout
Asia, including Japan, China, Singapore and Taiwan, among others. |
In
a bold move to reinvigorate growth in the mobile phone market, the Siemens
Information and Communication Mobile Group (Siemens mobile) has created
a new collection of personal communication devices in radically different
shapes and wearable designs with simple voice functionality. |
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