How to Perform 6G FR3 System Test

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Testing 6G FR3 systems with a channel emulator and software

6G frequency range three (FR3) system test requires phase and time-coherent multichannel emulation using semi-deterministic and deterministic channel models. Key performance metrics for 6G FR3 testing include beamforming gain, beam width, and sidelobe levels from the physical layer (PHY) to the application layer.

Use a channel emulator and channel emulation software to perform 6G FR3 testing with geometry-based stochastic channel modeling and semi-deterministic and deterministic site-specific channel modeling. With a robust channel emulation solution, you can reproduce a diverse propagation environment as well as emulate hardware impairments like phase noise and interference.

6G FR3 system test solution

6G FR3 system test requires phase and time-coherent multichannel emulation using semi-deterministic and deterministic channel models. The Keysight 6G FR3 system test solution includes a channel emulator, channel emulation software, and an MXG signal generator. This solution creates stochastic and deterministic models that are realistic and highly accurate for mimicking 6G FR3 components and systems. The MXG signal generator provides the signal input to the FR3-capable channel emulator. The channel emulator also provides artificial intelligence (AI) enhancements to support digital twin development, photo-realistic visualizations of scenarios, and integrated sensing and communications (ISAC) for detecting and tracking objects.
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