Sizing Up 4G Test Requirements

Sept. 27, 2010
Fourth-generation (4G) wireless networks include such technologies as LTE and WiMAX. They cover different frequencies and bandwidths, and place new demands on test equipment in terms of signal modulation formats and analysis bandwidths. For a quick ...

Fourth-generation (4G) wireless networks include such technologies as LTE and WiMAX. They cover different frequencies and bandwidths, and place new demands on test equipment in terms of signal modulation formats and analysis bandwidths. For a quick review of the test requirements for 4G wireless infrastructure and mobile devices, refer to the full-length article.

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