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Keysight Modulation Distortion Solution Accelerates MISIC Microwave Device Testing

Keysight Technologies, provides advanced design and validation solutions to help accelerate innovation to connect and secure the world.

Keysight Modulation Distortion Solution Accelerates MISIC Microwave Device Testing
  • Solution enables fast and accurate error vector magnitude, and noise power ratio measurements to speed the R&D workflow
  • Provides complete picture of a device’s performance without test system interference

The MISIC Microelectronics has selected the Keysight S930705B Modulation Distortion solution to enable the fast and accurate active-device modulation distortion characterization of the company’s microwave devices and components.

Demand for higher data throughput and lower latency is pushing device specifications and operational standards toward wideband modulation. However, wideband performance significantly increases noise, which introduces additional test complexity and measurement uncertainty for semiconductor makers such as MISIC.

By employing the Keysight S930705B modulation distortion software running on the N5245B PNA-X Microwave Network Analyzer, MISIC can make microwave device measurements with extremely low residual error vector magnitude (EVM) to get a complete picture of the device’s performance without test system interference.

This is because the S930705B provides nonlinear device under test (DUT) behaviors such as EVM, noise power ratio (NPR), and adjacent channel power ratio (ACPR) under modulated stimulus conditions. As a result, MISIC can achieve excellent signal fidelity and accurate modulated measurements at 5G, 6G, microwave, and millimeter wave frequencies.

“Keysight gives us a cost-effective test solution that provides us with highly accurate measurements by eliminating system noise and interference. The single test setup allows complete characterization of an amplifier that would have taken two separate test stations or the use of a complex and expensive switching matrix," Debin Hou, General Manager, MISIC Microelectronics, said.

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