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News Release from: Aeroflex | Subject: IQCreator
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 17 August 2005
Software tests real-world noise
performance
To test mobile handsets for real-world noise conditions, Aeroflex is now including an AWGN (additive white Gaussian noise) source with its IQCreator software.
To test mobile handsets for real-world noise conditions, Aeroflex is now including an AWGN (additive white Gaussian noise) source with its IQCreator software The addition of the AWGN feature transforms an RF signal generator into a noise generator
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 21 Nov 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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RF signal software takes in WiMAX
Aeroflex has announced IQCreator version 8.3 with significant new features to support the rapidly growing WiMAX 802.16 standard for wireless metropolitan area networks.
IQCreator is a free Windows-based software application that enables a user to set up a wireless carrier modulation scheme and then create an arbitrary waveform file for use with the Aeroflex IFR 3410 and Aeroflex 3020 PXI series RF signal generators.
IQCreator supports a wide variety of modulation types and is constantly updated by Aeroflex.
IQCreator with AWGN allows users to easily and accurately add AWGN to any modulated signal without complex calibration.
IQCreator's AWGN feature is ideal for generating flexible and precise standalone AWGN power and repeatable signal-to-noise ratios (carrier noise or C/N).
A precise and repeatable in-channel AWGN is especially important when determining a mobile receiver's sensitivity threshold.
IQCreator's AWGN feature can also add noise in defined bandwidths, as a single interferer on one carrier signal or within multi-carrier applications.
Noise can also be added in-channel or in adjacent channels - on a single signal or among signals in a multi-carrier application.
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