Tweet [Test & Measurement] Free scope software aims at UWB testing Jack Browne | ED Online ID #11737 | December 8, 2005 Tektronix (www.tek.com) announced a new oscilloscope software application for validating all types of ultrawideband (UWB) devices. The TDSUWB software utility extends the debug and analysis capabilities of the Tektronix TDS6000C Series real time oscilloscopes to include real-time analysis of UWB signals. The software utility is available for a limited time at no cost. UWB is a wireless radio technology that uses pulses or waveforms compressed in time, allowing frequency energy to be spread over a very wide bandwidth to very low levels enabling UWB radios to share spectrum with existing narrowband transmissions without causing undue interference. Due to the infancy of the marketplace, performance and interoperability debugging and regulatory compliance measurements for UWB transmissions are often difficult, expensive, and time-consuming. TDSUWB assists the design and debug of UWB signals in real-time for defense electronics, industrial, consumer, and computer applications. Extensions for the WiMedia Alliances’ UWB Common Radio Platform offer single-button tests such as automatic bandgroup detection (patent pending) and Power Spectral Density (PSD) mask tests.
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