5G is being rolled out on the global stage, bringing with it tremendous promise and a multitude of new applications. It also brings higher frequencies, denser networks, and other technological challenges. To ensure the successful operation of 5G, new test processes and solutions have been developed to help engineers verify designs and have confidence that their products are in compliance with industry standards.
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Introduces the wireless communication technologies used in IoT devices, explains the challenges of maintaining communication quality, and provides testing solutions to address them.
Key factors that influence network communication quality, their corresponding performance metrics, and the importance of their evaluation for ultra-low latency.
Real-world applications and the technical issues facing these networks, and introduces testing solutions to ensure quality performance.
Introduces the latest trends in pluggable coherent technology and highlights applications utilizing 100ZR, 400ZR, and OpenZR+.
Advancements in AI and edge computing, enhancing the flexibility of virtual and cloud networks while maintaining communication quality, have become an increasingly significant challenge.
Explore 60-GHz millimeter-wave radar and sensor innovations, global regulation trends, detection capabilities, key applications, and technical challenges with practical testing solutions.
Learn how Anritsu evaluates intra-pair skew in PCIe & USB interfaces, its effect on BER, and methods to ensure high-speed digital signal quality.
How Coherent OTDR (C-OTDR) technology, and specifically the Anritsu MW90010B, delivers the long-range precision, sensitivity, and in-service monitoring essential to safeguard performance.
Discover new testing approaches to achieve 6G’s potential, with solutions for AI-driven, ultra-low-latency, sub-THz networks.
IEEE 802.11bn (Wi-Fi 8) aims to boost Wi-Fi performance with 25% better throughput, latency, and packet loss, focusing on reliability, efficiency, and power management.
Wireless communication technologies (Bluetooth, WLAN, 5G) enable autonomous operation and data transmission of “automatic transport robots,” optimizing efficiency and safety through latest advances.
This white paper outlines ROADM technology, market trends, open specifications, and growth driven by rising data traffic and OpenROADM initiatives.
Explains the trends in wireless frequency band allocation for 5G-Advanced and 6G, the features of Frequency Range 3 (FR3)
Advanced technologies that are expected to be utilized in NTNs include Network Optimization Using AI, Inter-satellite Optical Communications, and Quantum Satellite Networks.
Generative AI and IOT increase data processing needs, so the data transmission technologies used by data centers and their relevant test solutions must expand as the data processing loads increase.
Due to the expected growth in bandwidth demand, middle-mile networks will almost certainly need to expand to bridge the digital divide in rural America.
Non-terrestrial networks (NTNs) are communication network systems that use satellites and unmanned aerial vehicles to seamlessly connect mobile terminals in mountainous areas, at sea, and in the sky,
frequency-modulated continuous wave system used in automotive radar, which plays an important role in advancing AD/ADAS, introducing the basics of FMCW signals, testing challenges, and performance
Wireless communications in medical facilities and devices, its use and issues that it may present, and how to investigate the causes of problems and prospects