Software supports multiformat handset calibration

Application fully supports all requirements for TD-SCDMA chipset calibration and provides additional RF performance tests as required by the 34.122 TD-SCDMA test standard.

Agilent Technologies has released a TD-SCDMA Calibration Application for mobile phone manufacturers.

Designed for use with the company's E6601A wireless communication test set, the Agilent E6835A enables the E6601A to support multiformat handset calibration, which includes TD-SCDMA, GSM/GPRS/Edge, W-CDMA/HSDPA and cdma2000/1xEV-DO.

This multiformat support, coupled with stable, accurate, repeatable results, allows today's handset manufacturers to expedite UE calibration while producing high-quality TD-SCDMA/GSM UEs.

Agilent's new E6835A application fully supports all requirements for TD-SCDMA chipset calibration.

It also provides many of the additional RF performance tests as required by the 34.122 TD-SCDMA test standard.

These tests include mean power and RRC-filtered mean power, adjacent channel leakage ratio, spectrum emission mask, error vector magnitude, frequency error and peak code domain error, occupied bandwidth, and transmit on/off power mask measurements.

Working together, the Agilent E6835A and E6601A provide industry-leading measurement speed and integrity, built-in windows PC functionality, licensing flexibility, scalability and software-upgradeable formats.

These features are designed to simplify the test process, drive down manufacturing cost-of-test, and accelerate the time to volume for high-quality TD-SCDMA/GSM dual-mode UE production.

The Agilent E6835A TD-SCDMA Calibration Application for the E6601A wireless communications test set is available now.

Pricing for the total TD-SCDMA/GSM handset calibration solution is as follows: the E6601A wireless communications test set is US $24,000; the N6831A GSM/GPRS Calibration Application is US $6000; and the E6835A TD-SCDMA calibration application is US $11,900.

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