Method and system for modeling device under test having multiple antennas
AssigneeKeysight Technologies, Inc.
InventorsHuaizhi Yang, Jukka Antero Kyrolainen, Lassi Hentila, Jin-Ming Zhao
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AssigneeKeysight Technologies, Inc.
InventorsHuaizhi Yang, Jukka Antero Kyrolainen, Lassi Hentila, Jin-Ming Zhao
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A method for modeling an NR DUT using a MIMO OTA test system including a BTS configured to send and receive RF test signals to and from the DUT, and probes configured to reproduce a three-dimensional fading environment for the DUT placed in a quiet zone of an anechoic chamber in response to the RF test signals. The method includes building CIR files for fading channels provided by a channel emulator in the MIMO OTA test system; selecting preferred CIR files from the CIR files having corresponding channel power levels higher than a threshold corresponding to a minimum power level; and performing bi-directional fading emulation with the fading channels using the preferred CIR files, where remaining CIR files are disregarded. The probes reproduce the three-dimensional fading environment for the DUT in the quiet zone using the RF test signals adjusted by the bi-directional fading emulation with the fading channels.
A multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) over-the-air (OTA) test system for modeling a device under test (DUT) having multiple antennas, the system comprising:
A method of modeling a device under test (DUT) having multiple antennas using a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) over-the-air (OTA) test system comprising a base transceiver station (BTS) for sending and receiving radio frequency (RF) test signals to and from the DUT, and a plurality of probes for reproducing a three-dimensional fading environment for the DUT placed in a quiet zone of an anechoic chamber in response to the RF test signals, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing instructions for modeling a device under test (DUT) having multiple antennas using a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) over-the-air (OTA) test system comprising a base transceiver station (BTS) for sending and receiving radio frequency (RF) test signals to and from the DUT, and a plurality of probes, the instructions, when executed, causing a processing unit to:
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