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News from Rohde & Schwarz NEWS 220/18 High performance Challenging applications require top-class T&M instruments. New models combine excellent specifications with a rich feature set and extraordinary ease of operation. Wireless Automotive General purpose New signal generator options The recently introduced eCall New oscilloscope software for designing and testing automotive emergency call sys- simplifies testing of DDR3 5G base stations tem already has a successor memory interfaces NEWS Published by Rohde & Schwarz GmbH&Co. KG Photos: Rohde & Schwarz Mühldorfstrasse 15 · 81671 München Printed in Germany www.rohde-schwarz.com Circulation (German, English, French, Spanish and Japanese) approx. 60 000 approx. three times a year Regional contact ❙ Europe, Africa, Middle East | +49 89 4129 12345 Volume 58 [email protected] Issue 2/2018, no. 220 ❙ North America | 1 888 TEST RSA (1 888 837 87 72) [email protected] ISSN 0028-9108 ❙ Latin America | +1 410 910 79 88 Supply free of charge through your nearest [email protected] Rohde & Schwarz representative ❙ Asia Pacific | +65 65 13 04 88 Reproduction of extracts permitted if source is stated and copy sent [email protected] to Rohde & Schwarz München. ❙ China | +86 800 810 8228 | +86 400 650 5896 [email protected] PD 3606.9704.72 R&S® is a registered trademark of Rohde & Schwarz GmbH&Co. KG. Emails to the editor: [email protected] Trade names are trademarks of the owners. CDMA2000® is a registered trademark of the Telecommunica tions Industry Association (TIA-USA). The Chief editor: Volker Bach, Rohde & Schwarz Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by the Editor and layout: Redaktion Drexl&Knobloch GmbH (German) Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by Rohde & Schwarz is under license. All other trademarks are the properties of their respective owners. English translation: Dept. 5MS2 Cover feature The success of a measurement depends not least on the quality of the T&M instruments. For reliable results, the instruments have to be up to the task and all settings must be correct. High-end T&M instruments make things easier in this respect. Their performance qualifies them for virtually any challenge that modern technology can pose. Wizards, automatic functions and software for many special tasks help users prevent mistakes and get answers quickly. A capable and efficient high-end instrument also has a certain flair that makes it a pleasure to work with – no small matter considering how much they are used in everyday lab work. Many of the instruments featured in this issue fall in this category. With the R&S®RTP oscilloscopes, Rohde & Schwarz has entered the high-performance segment of this instrument class (page 42). Initially available up to 8 GHz, they are ideal for measure- ments on fast buses and complex embedded designs. The R&S®RTP is the first oscilloscope that can compensate for impairments caused by components in the signal path through realtime hardware deem- bedding, ensuring consistently reliable measurement results. The R&S®FSW signal and spectrum analyzer has been on the market for a while and has built up a reputation as a reference instrument. Now it has been further enhanced (page 58). With its 2 GHz internal analysis bandwidth, 800 MHz real-time bandwidth and low phase noise, it is the benchmark when it comes to evaluating wideband commu- nications systems and high-resolution radars. The brand new, mid- range R&S®FSV3000/FSVA3000 analyzers are also a good choice for demanding measurements. They offer surprisingly innovative automatic features such as an event driven GUI and a synchronizing function for connected generators – and the performance data to match (page 64). Overview NEWS 220/18 Cover feature Wireless Automotive New high-end T&M instruments New WLAN test solutions R&S®AREG100A automotive R&S®RTP oscilloscope R&S®CMW100 communications radar echo generator manufacturing test set MIMO measurements on WLAN radio components .................... 8 R&S®CMW270/R&S®CMW500 wideband radio communication Radar sensors on the test bench ....... 20 testers Signaling tests on R&S®CMW500 wideband WLAN 802.11ax devices ................... 12 radio communication tester / Signal integrity in real time ................ 42 R&S®SMBV100A GNSS simulator Tools for designing and testing The automotive emergency New signal and spectrum analyzers: 5G base stations call system of the future .................... 23 R&S®FSW R&S®SMW200A vector signal Making the reference instrument generator R&S®RTO/R&S®RTE oscilloscopes even better ........................................ 58 Measurement based development Troubleshooting in automotive of Doherty amplifiers ......................... 14 Ethernet networks ............................. 28 R&S®FSV3000/R&S®FSVA3000 A breath of fresh air in the Performance tests on mid-range segment ........................... 64 5G NR base stations .......................... 18 The R&S®CMW100 communications manufac- New signal and spectrum analyzers: The R&S®FSW (left) maintains its leading position by offering turing test set now supports all common WLAN enhanced specifications and features (page 58). The R&S®FSV3000 and R&S®FSVA3000 are top- MIMO scenarios (page 8). performing standard T&M instruments (page 64). 4 Aerospace and defense General purpose Broadcast and media R&S®FSWP phase noise analyzer R&®NGL200 power supply family R&S®RelayCaster and VCO tester Easy measurement of radar pulse stability ........................... 34 A protocol for live transmission over the internet ................................ 70 Two-quadrant power supply unit EMC/field strength with convenient touchscreen ............ 33 R&S®ELEKTRA EMC test software R&S®RTO/R&S®RTP oscilloscopes Miscellaneous R&S®ELEKTRA has evolved ............... 36 Troubleshooting DDR3 memory interfaces ........................................... 50 Masthead ............................................2 R&S®AdVISE monitoring and analysis system R&S®OSP switch and NEWS compact................................. 6 More reliable than the human eye: control platform fully automated visual inspection ....... 40 New switch and control center ......... 66 Newsgrams ..................................... 76 The latest generation R&S®OSP switch and control platform features fully redesigned hardware and software and a state-of-the-art operating con- cept (page 66). The R&S®AdVISE video based monitoring and analysis system automatically and completely detects malfunctions during EMC testing (page 40). | NEWS 220/18 5 NEWS compact New network scanners ready for 5G NR In-vehicle and backpack systems are is a pure scanner, while the R&S®TSMA6 used to measure the quality of mobile includes a high-performance computer. networks. Backpack systems should be Both seamlessly cover the frequency as small and light as possible – and that range between 350 MHz and 6 GHz and depends on the T&M equipment used. therefore also the sub 6 GHz range of This equipment consists of test smart- 5G NR. Up to ten standards can be im- phones for connection and quality of ser- plemented and simultaneously mea- vice measurements as well as network sured. The instruments (even different scanners that accurately determine the models) can be easily cascaded to per- local RF conditions (field strength, in- form complex measuring tasks such terference). A computer and a battery as 4×4 MIMO or channel aggregation. pack that can last an entire day in the A click system ensures that the instru- field are also needed. Smartphones can- ments are securely mechanically con- not be made any smaller, but it is possi- nected. The instruments are designed in ble to reduce the size of the other com- such a way that additional hardware can ponents and increase their performance be integrated, for instance a downcon- at the same time. The new R&S®TSME6 verter for measurements in the 5G milli- (the small instrument on top) and meterwave bands. The well-established R&S®TSMA6 (the middle instrument, R&S®ROMES4 drive test software or API- which is resting on the battery pack) connected software control the instru- show what is possible. The R&S®TSME6 ments and analyze the results. Handheld spectrum analyzer now up to 31 GHz The R&S®Spectrum Rider FPH, which perform pulse measurements on radar was previously available up to 4 GHz, is signals (with the microwave models). being expanded into a family of instru- For standardized installation and service ments. With three new base models and measurements on transmitter stations, license keys for frequency extensions, in- a wizard ensures error-free sequencing struments are available from 5 kHz to of the measurement steps and correct 2/3/4/6/8/13.6/20/26.5 and 31 GHz. The documentation. The analyzer’s field-opti- measurement functions and other fea- mized operation that combines hardkeys tures are the same on all models and – if and a touchscreen also works well in the not already included in the base package test lab where, thanks to its solid RF per- – can be activated with a keycode. The formance, the R&S®FPH can replace a instruments can be remotely operated stationary instrument. Accessories such from a browser via LAN or USB (stan- as a near-field probe set for EMC diag- dard) and options can be added to acti- nostic measurements are also available. vate a receiver mode, connect a power The R&S®Spectrum Rider FPH can be meter, analyze interference (suitable an- purchased directly from Rohde
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