CH-EDGETestandMeasurement.ppt

EDGETest and Measurements Agenda EDGE Measurements VSA to test EDGE Agenda EDGE Measurements VSA to test EDGE GSM/EDGE TX Measurements Power Mean Transmit Power Power vs. Time Modulation Quality Phase Frequency error (GSM) EVM (EDGE) Spectral Emissions Output RF Spectrum (ORFS) Modulation spectrum Switching (transient) spectrum TX/RX Band Spurious Cross-Band Spurious Key Measurements of TX GSM/EDGE RX Measurements Sensitivity Frame erasure rate (FER) Residual bit error rate (RBER) Class Ib RBER Class II Sensitivity search Sensitivity Selectivity Co-channel rejection Adjacent channel selectivity Alternate channel selectivity GSM vs. EDGE GSM Modulation - 0.3 GMSK(gaussian filtered minimum shift keying) EDGE Modulation 8 PSK constellation rotates 3?/8 radians (67.5 deg) per symbol period Rotation prevents zero crossings, reducing peak-to-average power EDGE vs. GSM Vector (Constellation) Diagrams Effect of Poor Modulation Quality EDGE Error-Vector Magnitude EVM Requirements for EDGE EVMRMS EVMpeak EVM-95th-percentile EVM Requirements in EDGE Specs We found in the GSM 11.10 Frequency-Time Power Distribution Interference - Power Measurements EDGE Power Vs Time Power vs. Time ABC EDGE Power Vs. Time Power vs. Time Masks for GSM Power vs. Time Masks for EDGE The amplitude modulation in EDGE requires that a different power versus time mask be used. EDGE ORFS Interference Problems from ACP (ORFS) Agenda EDGE Measurements VSA to test EDGE VSA – EDGE Modulation Analysis VSA – EDGE EVM VSA – EDGE PvT VSA – EDGE ORFS Summary EDGE an enhancement to GSM provides higher data rates in the same spectrum by using a higher density modulation. most of the GSM measurements apply to the EDGE waveform for modulation quality EVM is used for the 8-PSK signal, instead of phase error End of the Course... Thank you for your attendance! Data Symbol rate = Bit rate = 270.833 kB/s “1” = -67.708 kHz “0” = +67.708 kHz Phase +90 deg -90 deg Q I (1,1,1) t = 0 (symbols) (1,1,1) t =