NEITHER it presents the following evolution of instruments designed by software: The transceptores vectorial of signals of 200 MHz

National Instruments has announced today the vectorial transceiver of signals NEITHER PXIe-5646R with 200 MHz of bandwidth of RF, that does it ideal to test the last wireless standards such as IEEE 802.11ac, WLAN of 160 MHz and LTE advanced. The engineers can use the software of open design of the vectorial transceiver of signal to develop systems of emulation of channel, create prototypes of radius, process of personalised form signals in real time for applications of analysis of the spectrum and other a lot of.

The transceptores vectorial of signals of NEITHER combine a vectorial analyser of signal with a vectorial generator of signal and a FPGA programmable by the user for the processing and the control of signals in real time. The customers have seen improvements that are of 10 to 100 upper times in the time of proof for applications such like servomechanisms of power in the proofs of amplifiers of power taking advantage of the speed, the deterministic processing and the in parallel inherent architecture of the FPGA. The vectorial transceiver of signals, created on the architecture NEITHER LabVIEW RIO, combines the flexibility of programming and the most recent hardware of RF to revolutionise the proofs of the mobile technologies. The NEITHER PXI-5646R offers 200 MHz of complex bandwidth by means of a frequency of sampling of 250 MS/s, that is eight upper times to the speed of data of the plot of the radio LTE standard. This does that the vectorial transceiver of signal adecue ideally to the recent technical of design and proof, such as the pre-digital distortion and the follow-up of the envolvente.