08.04.22 -- Rohde & Schwarz Announces On-Wafer Device Characterization Test Solution

Seamless interoperability of UWB devices is of utmost importance for the success of UWB applications such as keyless entry, asset finding, sensing and navigation. It is essential to ensure a safe and effective user experience. The certification program established by the FiRa Consortium builds the cornerstone to drive interoperability across the industry.

Over-the-air (OTA) testing, something not historically possible with past generations of wireless devices, has the potential to revolutionize wireless device testing while enabling innovative testing of both advanced antenna systems (AAS) and antenna array technology.

Operating in the microwave through millimeter wave (mmWave) bands, Knowles Johanson brand Microwave Tuning elements are specifically designed for tuning microwave circuits such as filters, oscillators, delay lines, multiplexers, and dielectric resonant structures.

A 60 GHz antenna array is simulated in XF to show suitability for use on wireless Virtual Reality headsets.

Noccela's latest generation of UWB technology utilizes its high-performance ranging (HPR) algorithm, which provides high levels of accuracy and supports massive tag counts, expansive coverage, long battery life and two-way communications. The company built its solution on Qorvo DW1000 UWB devices.