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Demystifying 5G – Testing a 5G IF transceiver

Demystifying 5G - Testing a 5G IF transceiver
Demystifying 5G – 2 GHz modulation bandwidth for 5G signal generation

Demystifying 5G – 2 GHz modulation bandwidth for 5G signal generation
Demystifying 5G - How about clipping a V5GTF signal?

Demystifying 5G - How about clipping a V5GTF signal?
Demystifying 5G – requirements and timeline

Demystifying 5G – requirements and timeline

The video explains the benefits of direct RF sampling for 5G systems. It demonstrates how to test a discrete transceiver for 5G NR based on the latest data converters from Texas Instruments, the DAC38RF82 and the ADC12DJ3200, using the R&S®SMA100B RF and microwave analog signal generator, the R&S®SMW200A vector signal generator and the R&S®FSW signal and spectrum analyzer from Rohde & Schwarz.

The demystifying 5G video series discusses main topics related to 5G including requirements, timeline, frequency bands and waveforms.

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Demystifying 5G – requirements and timeline
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Demystifying 5G – requirements and timeline

In this video we answer the questions: what is 5G, what are the targeted applications and resulting requirements and what is the anticipated timeline?
Demystifying 5G – 2 GHz modulation bandwidth for 5G signal generation
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Demystifying 5G – 2 GHz modulation bandwidth for 5G signal generation

To enable the industry to study wider bandwidths at higher frequencies, Rohde & Schwarz implemented a unique 2 GHz modulation bandwidth in the R&S®SMW200A vector signal generator enabling 5G signal evaluation up to 40 GHz carrier frequency.
Demystifying 5G - How about clipping a V5GTF signal?
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Demystifying 5G - How about clipping a V5GTF signal?

This video compares the performance of a V5GTF standard-compliant signal showing a standard-dependent high peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) with a clipped version of such a signal. Did the crest factor improve? How about the error vector magnitude (EVM)?

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