Wave Guide Noise Sources up to 110 GHz for mmWave and 5G System Test

Wave Guide Noise Sources up to 110 GHz for mmWave and 5G System Test

Noisecom has introduced the NC5000A Wave Guide noise sources for millimeter wave noise figure measurement. This next generation of waveguide noise sources provides high stability and higher performance than the previous generation in a smaller, lighter form factor. Reliably measuring noise figure of a communication system is critical especially with the shift to the higher frequencies and data rates of 5G. Use of NC5000A high-performance noise sources ensures accurate laboratory and production test results of components and devices for next-generation communications systems.

Noise figure is a key performance parameter for any RF or millimeter wave component or system. As communication data rates and operating frequencies increase for 5G applications, systems become even more sensitive to signal-to-noise degradation on the communication links. The NC5000A has been designed to provide system designers high confidence that what is designed in the lab will be able to operate in the field.

The NC5000A covers the frequency range from 18 GHz to 110 GHz in standard waveguide bands WR42, WR28, WR22, WR15, WR12, and WR10. The new NC5000A waveguide noise sources, along with the broad range of other noise sources developed by Noisecom are playing a significant role in millimeter wave test systems and 5G communications. With the ability to extend up to 110 GHz, Noisecom is demonstrating its innovation and readiness for future testing requirements in wireless communications. 

Key Applications of the NC5000A:

  • Noise figure measurement    
  • Built-in test equipment (bite)   
  • Automotive Rada    
  • Radiometers    
  • Military applications    
  • 802.11ad, 60GHz Wi-Fi 
  • 60 GHz WiGig  
  • Small Cell Wireless Backhaul  
  • Wireless HD

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Publisher: everything RF
Tags:-   mm-Wave5G

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