Vaunix Technology Tech Brief for Fading Simulations for Handover / Handoff Testing Using USB-Based Digital Attenuators |
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The tech brief details the critical aspects of handover/handoff testing, and how recent technological advances have dramatically increased the complexity of such testing. The new height of handover/handoff testing also includes mixed wireless standards, such as cellular-to-WiFi and vice versa, as well as an expanded need for more fading channels. Lastly, the brief explains how cost, time, and flexibility can all be improved with cutting-edge, USB-based digital attenuators. Vaunix has been producing such attenuators, and recently expanded attenuator offerings, for well over a decade and has extreme confidence in the quality and ability of its products to help achieve efficiency and success for its customers. To learn more about this product download the brief or visit www.vaunix.com. About Vaunix Based in Newburyport, Massachusetts, Vaunix Technology Corporation designs, manufactures, and services RF and microwave test equipment and communications products. Their Lab Brick product family sets a new standard for cost, size, and simplicity for USB-powered, programmable signal generators, attenuators, phase shifters, and switches. To learn more, visitwww.vaunix.com Contact Info: Scott Blanchard Vaunix Technology Corporation 7 New Pasture Road Newburyport, MA 01950 Phone: +1-978-662-7839 E-mail: VaunixSales@vaunix.com
Posted February 2, 2017 |
Newburyport, MA – January 26, 2017 –
Traditional fading simulations have relied upon complex and expensive
single-box testers, which are ultimately limited by the number of ports, internal hardware, and proprietary
and inflexible software. Other methods for enabling fading simulations may also involve an array of
manual or programmable attenuators set to operate in a timed sequence. However, these methods fail to
provide the necessary level of reconfigurability, low costs, and ease of setup/control offered by modular
and efficient USB-based digital attenuators.