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Signalling Tester - 12133 Powerful Support for Developing Next-Generation LTE Chipsets and Mobiles

MD8430A

Signalling Tester

Mobile phones are evolving into rich-content multimedia terminals supporting high-speed communications based on the new 3GPP LTE standard. The MD8430A Signalling Tester is an essential base station simulator, for testing LTE chipsets and mobile terminals. It is the perfect test solution for bringing LTE terminals to market as quickly as possible, based on Anritsu’s extensive knowledge of modern wireless technologies.

Responsive Support for Latest 3GPP LTE Standard

The MD8430A brings flexible and responsive support for the latest 3GPP LTE standard; starting with powerful L1/L2 cache analysis functions, it also supports handover tests with UTRAN/GERAN systems, as well as supporting the latest UE categories.

All-in-one 2x2MIMO System Handover and 100 Mbps (DL) and 50 Mbps (UL)

2x2MIMO system handover tests are supported by one MD8430A unit. End-to-end testing at download speeds of over 100 Mbps and upload speeds of 50 Mbps are already possible in combination with Anritsu’s UE simulator. When the MD8430A is used together with Anritsu’s Fading Simulator, supporting 2x2MIMO and connected via a dedicated digital interface, the system will offer a low-cost, high-performance, space-saving test solution.

Maximizing MD8480C Hardware Investment with Inter-RAT Handover Tests

The MD8430A may be combined with Anritsu’s leading MD8480C W-CDMA Signalling Tester and used for the simulation of both W-CDMA/HSPA/HSPA Evolution and GSM/GPRS/EGPRS base stations, this combination will support LTE- UTRAN/GERAN Inter-RAT handover tests and maximize investment in existing hardware.

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Investment Tailored to Applications Ranging from R&D to Protocol Conformance Tests

The range of models in the lineup provides flexible solutions to meet different customer requirements, ranging from chipset mobile terminal R&D to function, performance and operator acceptance testing, through to protocol conformance testing. Since each of the three models is easily upgraded, the optimized investment can be matched to current requirements and then upgraded whenever needed.