Anritsu signs factory test technology licensing agreement with Qualcomm

Telecom Lead America: Anritsu, a provider of
wireless test solutions, has signed a Factory Test Technology
Licensing Agreement with Qualcomm’s factory test solutions.

 

As per the agreement, Anritsu can provide turnkey factory
test software solutions for all cellular and connectivity standards.

 

“This license agreement enables Anritsu to help
speed time-to-market of a customer’s devices and deliver exceptional support to
Qualcomm licensees, with the overall objective of protecting a customer’s
investment for existing and future production test solutions,” said Wade
Hulon, vice president and general manager of Anritsu Company.

 

Anritsu unveils multi-channel modules for MP1800A Signal
Quality Analyzer BERT system

 

Recently, Anritsu unveiled its 28G/32G multi-channel
modules for its MP1800A Signal Quality Analyzer (SQA) BERT system.

 

The 28G/32G multi-channel modules offer high-speed
interconnect interfaces up to 32 Gbit/s. The modules have the ability to
synchronize up to 12 Pulse Pattern Generators (PPGs) in a single mainframe,
along with intrinsic jitter and input sensitivity.

 

The company said that its MP1800A is suited for DP-QPSK
100G long haul applications where four synchronized PPGs with precise skew
control are required. The MP1800A SQA is a modular BERT that combines a
built-in PPG that supports output of high-quality, high-amplitude signals.

 

editor@telecomlead.com

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