The W1907BP 5G Forward Baseband Verification Bundle enables you to model and evaluate new 5G technologies on an existing 4G physical layer frame structure. Conduct "what-if" simulations such as LTE-like PHY designs with more bandwidth and antennas, or a different waveform configuration. The W1907BP combines existing 4G references for LTE-Advanced (W1918) and 3D WINNER+ MIMO channel modeling (W1715), backward support for older 2G/3G standards (W1916), and then adds forward-looking references for Verizon 5G, 5G candidate waveforms, beamforming, and channel models (W1906EP).
Preserve your investment as the 5G standard evolves by following from 4G references directly into the next-generation 5G standard. With routine support updates, you will always have the latest algorithms, and be able to validate backward compatibility with legacy standards.
- Versatile bundle of SystemVue reference libraries
- 5G, plus 2G/3G/4G, and MIMO channel fading, for compatibility / throughput / interference studies
- Used by next-generation communication architects, standard developers, baseband developers, and component verifiers in Research and Development
What are Customers Saying?
- “The 3GPP channel model in 5G library and MATLAB integration in SystemVue platform is quite useful to validate a millimeter-wave (mmWave) RF system. My project is now moving to 3GPP release 15 (first 5G standard) and we created a new waveform internally. To validate the new RF system architecture, I use this waveform and pass through my RF transceiver with applying various hardware impairments. Then again, it’s output signal distorted again with the mmWave channel model. Finally, this signal quality evaluated using reference receiver and SystemVue’s EVM/Throughput analysis parts. Various RF behavioral model is really useful. The 5G new radio taking fast track and I’m looking forward to have a relevant simulation environment and analysis capability in time”
- “Dynamic update of phase/amplitude value for the beamforming, feedback loop of UE control plane report capability in SystemVue aligned with Keysight R&D teams support made me quickly model various diversity transmission and reception algorithms. That was not possible in my MATLAB code-based simulation environment. It looks the Verizon 5G specification implemented in good shape, but the beta code was provided too late considering our project timeline. The 5G NR first draft will be available end of the year. So, I’d like to cross validate my baseband IP with SystemVue 5G library comparing pre-defined test vectors in right market window”
- “5G reference baseband IP is really useful product for the cell phone manufacturer. We get baseband modem from chipset vendor rather than develop ourselves. Therefore, many times of design review meeting is conducted with the vendor. This 5G library make me create a communication link model independently and help me decide a right system specification and request a clear requirements to the vendors”
- “While we are designing mmWave phase array antenna and using EM simulation tool, we didn’t have a system level simulation tool that can validate overall link level system performance combining all handset building blocks including baseband DSP, RFIC and antenna before. The SystemVue allows me to use the antenna pattern developed by our antenna team into my system modeling and evaluate lots of effect from antennas. Finally, we could make a final selection out of multiple antenna topology and design candidates”