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Discover, Trigger, Capture, AnalyzeRSALTE provides spectrum and modulation measurements on downlink (OFDMA) and uplink (SC-FDMA) signals in accordance with standard 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP). The Tektronix Real- Time Spectrum Analyzer captures intermittent or random events that other solutions miss, enabling engineering teams to detect, diagnose and resolve design errors more quickly. The combination of an RSA6100A or RSA3000A Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer (RTSA) and RSALTE demodulation software enables you to perform the much-needed time, frequency and modulation-domain measurements to decompose signals and uncover anomalies, and generate in-depth analysis for troubleshooting LTE devices in the design stage. Application Areas
Features
![]() Typical 3GPP LTE Signal Capture Software DescriptionRSALTE offers advanced analysis of LTE waveforms captured by the RTSA, including EVM and spectral measurements. For example, RSALTE can easily analyze frequency settling time and phase errors that occur during a burst transmission. Such capabilities significantly help in understanding and debugging RF performance-related issues. A PC is used to run the RSALTE analysis software and control the RTSA via either a 10/100Base-T Ethernet or IEEE 488.2 GPIB connection. The software's application programming interface allows users to automate measurements to characterize system and device performance. RSALTE software supports Tektronix .IQT and .TIQ file formats, and LitePoint .SIG and .MOD formats. RSALTE software supports in-band transmit analysis through a graphical display of these tests including:
To support product debugging, various other graphical displays are supported by RSALTE, including:
Besides the graphical display of measurements, RSALTE also presents relevant numerical data including:
RSALTE additionally provides a wide range of compensation methods that can be used for advanced analysis of a captured signal’s sensitivity to certain impairments. For example, the available compensation methods when analyzing OFDM signals include:
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