23 October 2009 Test times of rf comms devices improved Aeroflex has announced it will deliver a non-signaling PXI solution customised for rf production line test of Infineon's second generation mobile phone platform. The solution, based on the Aeroflex PXI 3000 series, will test Infineon's second generation chipset X-Gold 101. According to Aeroflex, the key advantage of its PXI solution is its flexibility, which the company says contributes to lower test costs and faster test times. The PXI 3000 series is able to test standards such as WLAN, CMA2000/1xEVDO, WiMAX, UMTS, GSM/EDGE, Bluetooth and LTE. With the PXI 3000 series, the same hardware tests all the 2G, 3G and 4G and wireless data standards. Users can add software modules to customise the solution to meet their current and future rf testing needs. The PXI 3000 series, says Aeroflex, achieves up to five times higher throughput than conventional instrumentation and is leading the market in terms of test speed. Its performance is the result of fast responding hardware and the use of multicore processors. Multicore processing through the inherently open software architecture helps engineers to perform multiple simultaneous measurements and multidevice testing. Author Chris Shaw Comment on this article Websites http://www.aeroflex.com Companies Aeroflex This material is protected by MA Business copyright See Terms and Conditions. One-off usage is permitted but bulk copying is not. For multiple copies contact the sales team. What you think about this article: Add your comments Name Email Comments Your comments/feedback may be edited prior to publishing. Not all entries will be published. Please view our Terms and Conditions before leaving a comment.
23 October 2009 Test times of rf comms devices improved Aeroflex has announced it will deliver a non-signaling PXI solution customised for rf production line test of Infineon's second generation mobile phone platform. The solution, based on the Aeroflex PXI 3000 series, will test Infineon's second generation chipset X-Gold 101. According to Aeroflex, the key advantage of its PXI solution is its flexibility, which the company says contributes to lower test costs and faster test times. The PXI 3000 series is able to test standards such as WLAN, CMA2000/1xEVDO, WiMAX, UMTS, GSM/EDGE, Bluetooth and LTE. With the PXI 3000 series, the same hardware tests all the 2G, 3G and 4G and wireless data standards. Users can add software modules to customise the solution to meet their current and future rf testing needs. The PXI 3000 series, says Aeroflex, achieves up to five times higher throughput than conventional instrumentation and is leading the market in terms of test speed. Its performance is the result of fast responding hardware and the use of multicore processors. Multicore processing through the inherently open software architecture helps engineers to perform multiple simultaneous measurements and multidevice testing. Author Chris Shaw Comment on this article Websites http://www.aeroflex.com Companies Aeroflex This material is protected by MA Business copyright See Terms and Conditions. One-off usage is permitted but bulk copying is not. For multiple copies contact the sales team. What you think about this article: Add your comments Name Email Comments Your comments/feedback may be edited prior to publishing. Not all entries will be published. Please view our Terms and Conditions before leaving a comment.
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