Manuel Galozy of Rohde & Schwarz

Today smartphones and customer premises equipment (CPE's) represent close to 60 percent of the 5G device ecosystem. With the advances in technology and faster adoption of 5G by the verticals, the device ecosystem is set to grow with new kinds of devices entering the market. The complexity of the technologies involved, including mmWave, wider bandwidths, carrier aggregation, and flexible network architectures, is growing. This is why it is vital to seek new and innovative test approaches to ensure the performance of a device across the different layers, namely RF, protocol, and application. In this webinar, we will highlight the challenges associated with testing these features and as well the benefits of using one unified interface to test across all layers - simplifying signaling tests. This provides you with a holistic view of the design validation test process of a device.

In this talk, the following will be discussed:

• Trends and industry priorities of a wide range of features which the next generation 5G devices are set to cover.
• Typical test requirements and challenges in ensuring the performance of a 5G device across different layers.
• Web-based GUI which seamlessly integrates the different test approaches, from an interactive UI based on R&S®CMsquares to Python-based XLAPI to create test scenarios programmatically.

This Webinar will begin on Tuesday, May 25, 2021, at 1:00 PM EDT (North America)

Duration: 1 hour

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Biography:

Manuel Galozy is the Product Manager for mobile communication testers such as the R&S®CMX500 and the R&S®CMW500 at Rohde & Schwarz headquarters in Munich, Germany. He is an expert on the subject matter of cellular technologies, with a strong focus on RF and protocol stack testing for 5G and LTE. Before joining the product management team in 2011, he used to support worldwide key customers as an application engineer for the R&S®CMW500 as well as the R&S®CRTU-W protocol tester. Manuel gained his first telecom expertise as a GSM and GSM-R expert working for infrastructure vendor Nortel Networks in Friedrichshafen, Germany, before joining Rohde & Schwarz in 2007. He holds a degree in computer science at Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University in Ravensburg, Germany.

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