NI provides flexible and efficient WLAN and low power consumption Bluetooth technology test solution via FPGA

News Highlights:

· The newly released NI solution for 802.11AC WLAN and Low-power Bluetooth (BLE) technology is integrated with the NI WLAN measurement kit, the NI pxie-5644r Vector transceiver (VST) based on FPGA, and the NI LabVIEW, which can help build high-performance, Test system based on software design.

· The NI test solution for 802.11AC WLAN and Bluetooth provides industry-leading error vector amplitude (EVM) test performance, and is 5 times times more productive than traditional box-type testing equipment.

October 2012-United States National Instruments (limited) recently released a test solution for 802.11AC WLAN and Low-power Bluetooth technology, combining the NI graphical system design software and the PXI modular instrument based on FPGA, Provides full user-defined high-performance testing capabilities. These test solutions, combined with other solutions offered by NI, including cell phone testing, navigator testing and wireless connectivity testing, can effectively help engineers fully test their equipment on a single high-performance platform.

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"Using software-defined vector transceivers and WLAN test suites, we have increased the test speed by more than 200 times times compared to traditional rack-stacked testing instruments, while significantly increasing the coverage of the test items," said Doug Johnson Qualcomm Atheros, engineering director.

Product Characteristics:

· The industry-leading -47db RMS EVM in 256 QAM testing is an ideal choice for product testing and feature description

· Measurement and user-defined algorithms can be implemented on the onboard FPGA of the NI pxie-5644r vst, which can accomplish fast measurement and real-time testing.

For more information, please refer to the following pages:

· For more information about VST, visit the WWW.NI.COM/VST/ZHS

· White Paper Http://www.ni.com/white-paper/14058/zhs

· NI PXI Express Product page http://www.ni.com/80211ac

About NI

Since 1976, the United States National Instrumentation, abbreviation NI (www.ni.com) has been dedicated to engineers and scientists to provide various tools to improve efficiency, speed up innovation and exploration. The design method of NI's graphical system provides an integrated software and hardware platform for Engineering circle, which helps to accelerate the development of measurement and control system. NI has long been looking for and striving to improve social development through its own technology to ensure the success of customers, employees, suppliers and shareholders.