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Agilent Technologies Enhances OFDMA Capability for 802.16e Mobile

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Agilent's enhanced 89601A Option B7Y IEEE-802.16 OF DMA analysis capability provides detailed analysis at the frame, zone and data burst levels

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Agilent's enhanced 89601A Option B7Y IEEE-802.16 OFDMA analysis capability provides detailed analysis at the frame, zone and data burst levels.

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Along with comprehensive I/Q and EVM measurements, the 89600 Series Vector Signal Analysis software measures the actual zone PRBS seed values

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Along with comprehensive I/Q and EVM measurements, the 89600 Series Vector Signal Analysis software measures the actual zone PRBS seed values.

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Agilent’s enhanced 89601A Option B7Y IEEE-802.16 OFDMA analysis now analyzes all FFT lengths, all signal bandwidths, up and down links, and all major zone types

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Agilent’s enhanced 89601A Option B7Y IEEE-802.16 OFDMA analysis now analyzes all FFT lengths, all signal bandwidths, up and down links, and all major zone types.

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Agilent Technologies Enhances OFDMA Capability for 802.16e Mobile
(2006-March-07)
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