Featured Articles
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Accelerating Quantum Computing Research
10/22/2024
Quantum computers hold promise for complex problems but are still under development and require serious research and high-performance instruments.
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Verifying O-RAN Radio Units
10/7/2024
O-RAN's open architecture demands robust testing of radio units (O-RUs) to ensure interoperability and performance.
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The Metaverse And Extended Reality
10/7/2024
The metaverse, XR and 5G/6G wireless networks are interconnected. Advanced wireless networks are essential for unlocking the full potential of the metaverse and XR.
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Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces
10/7/2024
Reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS) offer potential benefits for future wireless communications, including improved coverage, energy efficiency, and security.
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Rethink 5G Device Testing
10/7/2024
5G presents new challenges for device testing due to its complexity and advanced RF components. This poster provides an overview of 5G testing stages, highlighting opportunities and challenges.
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Measurement of Residual Phase Noise Of Amplifiers at 80 Ghz Using Interferometric Measurement Technique
9/24/2024
Measuring additive and residual phase noise in power amplifiers for automotive RADAR sensors helps achieve characterization down to -150 dBc/Hz at 80 GHz.
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R&S Scope Rider RTH Helps Out On The Race Track
8/27/2024
This case study highlights a racing team successfully using a portable oscilloscope to test and optimize the electronics of their race car.
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Understanding Oscilloscope ENOB Values
6/25/2024
Learn about the intricacies of understanding and interpreting Effective Number of Bits (ENOB) values, particularly those measured and published by oscilloscope manufacturers.
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Shorten Time In ATE With Trigger-Out
6/25/2024
See how MXO series oscilloscopes offer an innovative solution with their dedicated "waiting for trigger" signal, significantly reducing test time and simplifying synchronization in ATE setups.
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Characterizing Polymer Material Properties For Automotive Applications
6/25/2024
Explore a simplified method for material characterization in the automotive radar frequency domain (76 GHz to 81 GHz) using the R&S®QAR50 automotive radome tester.