RADIO FREQUENCY ATE (RF)
MELSS brings you fully customizable RF Automated Test Equipment (ATE) solutions to test RF units under test (UUTs) and to validate whether they function as intended. These functional test solutions offer the flexibility to perform a wide range of tests including, but not limited to, RF frequency measurement.
Salient features of our RF ATE’s are as below
- Customized Automatic test Equipment to test functionality of the RF UUT(Unit Under test)
- Industrial PC/PXI Based Architecture
- Customized Fixture for UUT
- Customized GUI based application software for test Automation and report generation.
- Programmable Test and Measurement equipment’s like AC/DC Source ,RF Attenuator, RF switch,
- RF Spectrum Analyzer, RF Power meter, etc can be configured in the ATE as per the test requirements.
- Various tests like RF Frequency measurement, RF Power measurement, RF Occupied Bandwidth (OBW), RF Spectrum Emission Mask, Packet Transmitter test, UUT sensitivity, Frequency stability, Harmonic Level, etc can be performed by the ATE
Salient features of our RF ATE’s are as below Customized Automatic test Equipment to test functionality of the RF UUT(Unit Under test)
- Industrial PC/PXI Based Architecture
- Customized Fixture for UUT
- Customized GUI based application software for test Automation
Test and Measurement Equipments Used – RF ATE:
Below is the broad list of Equipments which can be configured in the RF ATE. It can be customized based on users specific test plan. Programmable DC Source
- Programmable AC Source
- Programmable RF Attenuator
- Programmable RF Switch
- RF Shield box
- RF Spectrum Analyzer
- PF Power meter
- Oscilloscope
- DMM
Tests Performed:
Below is some of the major tests that can be performed by the RF ATE. It can be customized as per users requirement.
- RF Frequency measurement.
- RF Power measurement.
- RF Occupied Bandwidth (OBW)
- RF Spectrum Emission Mask.
- Packet Transmitter test
- UUT sensitivity
- Rx Audio Output test
- Audio Distortion
- Squelch Sensitivity
- Frequency stability
- Harmonic Level
- Current consumption in Tx/Rx mode
