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- NI offers an I/Q interface on new vector signal transceiver (VST) instruments, which combine a vector signal generator and a vector signal analyzer with a user-programmable FPGA for real-time signal processing and control.
- Engineers can use NI LabVIEW system design software to transform the VST into a new instrument or enhance its existing functionality.
- The new VST module adds baseband I/Q capabilities to increase test coverage for RF transceiver test.
National Instruments (Nasdaq: NATI) today announced its second vector signal transceiver, the NI PXIe-5645R, which is built on a software-designed architecture that engineers can modify with LabVIEW to meet their specific needs. The new vector signal transceiver adds a high-performance, differential or single-ended I/Q interface to test both the RF and baseband signals of a device with a single instrument for faster test times using the latest PC and FPGA technologies.
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"The software-designed architecture of the new NI PXIe-5645R vector signal transceiver provides users with unprecedented flexibility for applications such as RF transceiver baseband test," said Jin Bains, NI vice president of RF R&D.
Product Features
- 65 MHz to 6 GHz frequency range, 80 MHz instantaneous bandwidth and 24 channels of high-speed digital I/Q
- Baseband I/Q interface with 16-bit data sampled at 120 MS/s with up to 80 MHz of complex bandwidth, configurable as differential or single ended
- Open, programmable FPGA that engineers can customize to add user-defined functionality
- Users can download prebuilt and modifiable IP for the most common applications at www.ni.com/vst/
Additional Resources
- Product, Videos, White Paper: http://www.ni.com/vst/
- Case Study: http://sine.ni.com/...
- NI offers an I/Q interface on new vector signal transceiver (VST) instruments, which combine a vector signal generator and a vector signal analyzer with a user-programmable FPGA for real-time signal processing and control.
- Engineers can use NI LabVIEW system design software to transform the VST into a new instrument or enhance its existing functionality.
- The new VST module adds baseband I/Q capabilities to increase test coverage for RF transceiver test.
National Instruments (Nasdaq: NATI) today announced its second vector signal transceiver, the NI PXIe-5645R, which is built on a software-designed architecture that engineers can modify with LabVIEW to meet their specific needs. The new vector signal transceiver adds a high-performance, differential or single-ended I/Q interface to test both the RF and baseband signals of a device with a single instrument for faster test times using the latest PC and FPGA technologies.
Quote
"The software-designed architecture of the new NI PXIe-5645R vector signal transceiver provides users with unprecedented flexibility for applications such as RF transceiver baseband test," said Jin Bains, NI vice president of RF R&D.
Product Features
- 65 MHz to 6 GHz frequency range, 80 MHz instantaneous bandwidth and 24 channels of high-speed digital I/Q
- Baseband I/Q interface with 16-bit data sampled at 120 MS/s with up to 80 MHz of complex bandwidth, configurable as differential or single ended
- Open, programmable FPGA that engineers can customize to add user-defined functionality
- Users can download prebuilt and modifiable IP for the most common applications at www.ni.com/vst/
Additional Resources
- Product, Videos, White Paper: http://www.ni.com/vst/
- Case Study: http://sine.ni.com/...
