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The 400G Dual/100G Quad Channel Expansion MT1040A-020 network tester option from Anritsu offers upgraded functions for its Network Master Pro.

Anritsu and MediaTek have announced that the first OTDOA Protocol Conformance Test (PCT) for 5G New Radio (NR) has been verified with a device containing theMediaTek M70 5G modem and Anritsu 5G NR Mobile Device Test Platform ME7834NR.

Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top T&M (test and measurement) products to have been released in October 2021.

Anritsu has won contracts for Service Assurance on 5G SA (standalone) networks from two Tier-1 operators. These world-renowned CSPs are leading the market on vision and execution, aiming to be the first to offer their subscribers and business customers a fully-cloudified 5G SA experience.

Anritsu has announced the release of its Signal Processing Software Option-098 adding upgraded functions for evaluating PAM4*1 differential electrical signals to the BERTWave Sampling Oscilloscope MP2110A.

Anritsu has announced the launch of the MU887002A-007 hardware option to extend the upper frequency of its TRX Test Module MU887002A for theUniversal Wireless Test Set MT8870A/MT8872Afrom 6GHz to 7.3GHz.　

Anritsu has announced the June-16th launch of its new option to extend the functions of the company’s Wireless Connectivity Test SetMT8862Aby supporting evaluation of IEEE 802.11ax*1 6GHz band WLAN TRX characteristics.

Anritsu Corporation has announced that it has successfully verified a number of key 3GPP Release 16 features using itsRadio Communication Test Station MT8000Ain combination with Samsung Electronics’ System LSI Business latest 5G Exynos Modem.

Anritsu has announced availability of a new solution for evaluating the video quality of 5G devices. This lab-based solution was developed in partnership with Spirent Communications and TOYO and uses Anritsu’s SmartStudio NR Network Simulator and Spirent’s Attero and Umetrix Video software, providing a new integrated 5G video quality system.

Anritsu and dSPACE have announced that they will jointly demonstrate an integration of a 5G network emulator in a hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) system to develop next generation automotive applications for connected vehicles.