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To meet present and future mission requirements, the countless unique radios of the past are giving way to compatible, multi mode or software-defined digital systems that ensure easy interoperability. To keep pace, measurement solutions must be able to test these versatile radios throughout their lifecycles. From dynamic probing inside an FPGA to testing RF, IF and IQ, from design simulation to operational troubleshooting, we can help you ensure system readiness.

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Addressing the Design and Verification Challenges of LTE 
Wireless Design magazine article on testing LTE.

Article 2009-02-25

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Creating High-Performance SDR Architectures 
How to co-design RF architectures together with baseband signal processing to create high performance and flexible SDR architectures that can achieve the critical performance specifications necessary in the operational environment.

Article 2008-11-25

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Digital Predistortion Linearizes Wireless Power Amplifiers 
This Article by Wan-Jong Kim, Shawn P. Stapleton, Jong Heon Kim, and Cory Edelman focuses on how digital predistortion linearizes wireless power amplifiers.

Article 2005-09-01

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Testing Challenges of SDR's 
A new modeling methodology combines FPGAs and detailed circuit-level modeling in a design-to-test flow.

Case Study 2008-12-31

 
Testing LTE 
Design simulation can be useful in addressing LTE design and verification challenges but requires consideration in selecting the appropriate model abstraction for the given phase of the design cycle.

Case Study 2008-12-31

 
The Coming of Age of the Software Communications Architecture 
Microwave Jounral article reprint on Software Defined Radio (SDR) technology, development tools for complex waveforms and radio applications in aerospace/defense and commercial applications.

Article 2011-04-24

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