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GSM, GPRS, EGPRS & Evolved Edge Test

GSM is a vast, rapidly expanding and successful technology. The initial data limitations were superseded by the release of GPRS in 2000. This packet-switched functionality allows mobile handset users to surf the web. GSM was the first digital cellular system. EGPRS,EDGE, and Evolved EDGE, collectively referred to as 2.5G wireless technologies provide upgrade paths for 2G (2nd generation) wireless technologies to achieve higher data rates. Evolved EDGE is the latest extension to the GSM mobile telephony standard. With a software upgrade and a new device for the user, data rates can be boosted to speeds approaching 1 Mbit/s. These technologies have been deployed around the world.
 

Although the technology is mature the demand for commercial products is still high. Thus developers, verification engineers and manufacturing managers for GSM, GPRS, EGPRS and EDGE cellular systems must deliver quality, cost effective products to the market quickly. As a world leader in test and measurement solutions, Agilent Technologies offers an extensive set of modeling, development and test tools that help ensure the quality of systems and components. Greater insight. Greater confidence. Accelerate next-generation wireless.

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Developing Measurement and Analysis Systems with Agilent Instruments Webcast 
Original broadcast December 4, 2012

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Driving Down Test Cost, Schedule & Risk with Smart Switching 
Original broadcast May 30, 2012

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GSM: Mobile Station Measurements for Engineers Using the Agilent 8960 
This 2-day course will teach engineers about the GSM cellular system, including the basic GSM technology and ETSI standards.

Classroom Training

 
Signal Analysis and Signal Generation Webcast Library 
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Three Steps to Successful Modulation Analysis Webcast 
Originally broadcast Jan 25, 2011

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Vector Modulation and Frequency Conversion Fundamentals Webcast 
Live broadcast July 18, 2013; 10am PT / 1pm ET

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