July, 2022
COLUMBIA, MD — For the past decade, the ceiling for a standalone vector signal genera- tor capable of creating complex digitally mod- ulated signals with high accuracy has been 44 GHz. Higher frequencies have only been possible with additional external frequency upconverters or lower accuracy, both of which have limitations. Now, with new options for maximum fre-
quencies of 56 GHz and 67 GHz, the R&S SMW200A from Rohde & Schwarz dramati- cally raises the limits for generating wide bandwidth digitally modulated signals of high quality. A maximum modulation band- width of 2 GHz is supported, meeting the requirements of even the wider subcarrier spacings defined for 5G FR2 Release 17, and wideband satel- lite transmissions. The established R&S
SMW200A signal qualities including excellent modulation, flat frequency response, and four hardware-based levels of phase noise performance equally apply to the new frequency options. Applications in the U and V
Teledyne Announces AI Enhancements to Sapera
WATERLOO, CANADA — Teledyne is pleased to announce its Sapera Vision Software Edition 2022-05 is now available. Sapera™ Vision Software from Teledyne DALSA offers field proven image acquisition, con- trol, image processing and artifi- cial intelligence functions to design, develop and deploy high- performance machine vision applications. The new upgrades include enhancements to its AI training graphical tool Astro - cyte™ and its image processing and AI libraries tool Sapera Processing. With the new tiling feature
users can detect the smallest defects on large images at native resolution In this latest update the
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bands now supported include mobile radio, Wireless LAN, and satellite communications. For mobile radio engineers developing RF components and products to support the 5G mobile radio spectrum available in the 47 GHz frequency band already allocated by the FCC to US network operators, the R&S
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SMW200A with 56 GHz or 67 GHz option is the ideal signal generator. 3GPP Release 17 specifying further
enhancements to 5G has reached a well- defined stage, so the developers will be look- ing for a signal generator to cover the now extended FR2 frequency range from 52.6 GHz up to 71 GHz. The only suitable signal generator currently available is an R&S SMW200A with a 67 GHz frequency option,
supporting up to 72 GHz in overrange mode. Contact: Rohde & Schwarz USA, Inc.,
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