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R&S®TS8991 OTA Performance Test System Components - Specifications
This document provides the technical specifications of the R&S®TS8991 OTA performance test system components.
R&S®TS8991 OTA Performance Test System - Product Brochure
The R&S®TS8991 OTA performance test system performs OTA measurements for all important wireless and mobile standards.
Test and Communications Antennas for the R&S®TS8991 OTA Performance Test System - Specifications
This data sheet contains the specifications of the R&S®TC-TA18 cross-polarized Vivaldi test antenna, the R&S®TC-TA85CP cross-polarized Vivaldi test antenna, the R&S®TC-TA85LP linear-polarized Vivaldi test antenna and the R&S®TC-CA6 linear-polarized communications antenna.
R&S®AMS32 OTA Performance Measurement Software - Specifications
This document provides the technical specifications of the R&S®AMS32 OTA performance measurement software.
Antenna overview for Rohde & Schwarz OTA test systems - Flyer
In wireless communications, an antenna is an essential device made of conductive metal that transmits or receives electromagnetic radio waves. As the main enabler of wireless communications, antennas must satisfy a number of challenging parameters such as a wide frequency range, flat gain curves and high mechanical stability, so that they can support an ever increasing range of applications.
Wireless communications testing requires over-the-air (OTA) test systems with various antenna types that serve different system functions. A variety of basic antenna designs have become established over time. These include standard gain horn, Vivaldi, patch and array antennas. Each has unique features that make them ideal for a specific application.
Test antennas /probes, link/communications antennas and calibration antennas are used in OTA test systems.