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M9374A -
Keysight Technologies
Pay for only the frequency range you need with a choice of six frequency ranges up to 26.5 GHz Improve accuracy, yield and margins with the best PXI VNA speed, dynamic range, trace noise and stability Add functionality to your test system with a full 2-port VNA that fits in a single PXI slot Address your multiport applications needs by cascading multiple models Increase throughput and lower costs by adding modules in a multi-site configuration
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Polaris Networks
The EPC Emulators consist of the MME Emulator, HSS Emulator, SGW Emulator, PDN-GW Emulator, and the PCRF Emulator, which can be used together to simulate the complete LTE Packet Core or individually to create a combination of real and simulated Core Network elements. These Emulators includes all the network interfaces and implements all the communication protocols required for core network equipment to operate in an LTE/SAE network.
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KMAX -
InterWorking Labs, Inc.
The KMAX network emulator helps network engineers test and measure performance in order to identify and remove defects. Network emulators turn well behaved development and test networks into the kind of slow, congested, and less-than-reliable services encountered on the internet. In addition, unlike the real internet, network emulators allow the operator to control these conditions so that products and apps can be subjected to controlled and repeatable tests, by routing selected packets through a series of impairment nodes.
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Apposite Technologies llc
Linktropy Emulators Provide Affordable Network Emulation for Accurate, Repeatable Performance Testing at Speeds up to 1 Gbps
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Keysight Technologies
Wireless network emulators enable the entire mobile device ecosystem to accelerate delivery of 5G new radio (NR) products.
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PacketStorm Communications, Inc.
The PacketStorm IP Network Emulators and simulators reproduce the unfavorable conditions of IP Networks and WANs in a controllable and repeatable lab setting. PacketStorm is the Industry leader of Layer 2 and Layer 3 WAN emulation and network bandwidth simulation.
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iTrinegy Inc
With their ability to replicate all types of networks (i.e. Wide Area Networks, the Cloud, over Wireless, Radio and Satellite links etc. ) iTrinegy network emulators provide testers with the ability to test application performance in a realistic simulation of the target network environment.
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Becker Nachrichtentechnik GmbH
With help of air interface emulators radio field propagations can be emulated reproduceable in laboratory environments. For different applications like cellular, wireless networks or broadcast several types of devices are available.
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Linktropy -
Apposite Technologies llc
Linktropy WAN emulators simulate a single link through each pair of interfaces, offering the simplest configuration possible. If you need to emulate a single set of conditions between two networks, Linktropy is the product for you.
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Qosmotec Software Solutions GmbH
The Qosmotec handover test system QPER is a versatile test platform for emulating the RF signal between radio devices in a wireless network, e.g., between mobile stations and radio infrastructure of a mobile network. It is employed in test beds where radio signals are transmitted through coaxial cables and specifically manipulated by testers. QPER can be based on various hardware platforms, from attenuator arrays to digital channel emulators.
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QUIKPROBE™ and Q-DAAT™ -
W2BI Inc.
End-to-end test automation of devices and applications has become more critical in the launch of new 4G services, such as, VoLTE, Rich Communication Services (RCS), NFC transactions, multimedia services, etc. in order to deliver an excellent customer experience. In order to simulate realistic end user scenarios, W2BI has developed extensive set of test plans that control both the smart device and the network emulators in a lab environment. The control of the smart device enables to perform realistic end user activities and measure the results directly on the device to ensure there are no performance impacts on the device (e.g. throughput, voice quality, jitter, battery drain, etc.) or the service.
