Anritsu Corporation has announced the successful validation of the first NTN NB-IoT RF conformance tests on its New Radio RF Conformance Test System ME7873NR, utilising Sony Semiconductor Israel's Altair device.

Anritsu Corporation is pleased to introduce its latest advancements in field testing equipment: the Site Master MS2085A Cable and Antenna Analyser and the MS2089A with Integrated Spectrum Analyser.

Anritsu Corporation has introduced a newly developed Butler Matrix 4 x 4 (0.6GHz to 7.125GHz) MA8114A to expand its Butler Matrix module lineup of simulating MIMO connections.

Anritsu Company is proud to announce the launch of their new inline power sensor MA24103A that is designed to measure accurate Peak and True-RMS average power measurements from 25MHz to 1GHz and 2mW to150 W power range.

Anritsu has extended the functionality of its Signalling Tester MD8430A with the introduction of a protocol test solution for Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) devices for Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO) satellites.

Anritsu introduces the 400G (QSFP-DD) multi-rate module MU104014B that supports the new interface standard OpenZR+, as a module of the Network Master Pro MT1040A. OpenZR+ enables low-cost Data Centre Interconnects (DCI) and metro network construction.

Anritsu has partnered with DeepSig to harness AI in revolutionising spectrum sensing for wireless communications systems. This collaboration brings forward a novel approach to address the complexities of efficiently managing and utilising the radio spectrum, a critical resource that is becoming increasingly scarce as the demand for new radio frequencies to support 6G Use Cases grows.

Anritsu has now enabled advanced AI capabilities for solving difficult problems in wireless communications systems using DeepSig's proven AI machine learning (ML) technology. 

Anritsu has announced that the first NTN NB-IoT Protocol Conformance Tests for have been validated on the 5G NR Mobile Device Test Platform ME7834NR powered by the Sony’s Altair device.

RanLOS, TOYO, AeroGT Labs, and Anritsu announced the availability of the first 5G antenna over-the-air (OTA) measurement system engineered with RanLOS’ OTA test solution and Anritsu’s 5G Radio Communication Test Station MT8000A.

Anritsu, in collaboration with dSPACE, has developed an advanced digital twin simulation environment designed to provide improved protection for vulnerable road users (VRU). At The 5G Automotive Association (5GAA) on October 23-27, 2023, in Detroit, USA, the two companies will demonstrate a road safety use case using the C-V2X 5G network for cooperative communications.

Anritsu Company, in partnership with MPI and ATV, will be showcasing 6G Antenna in Package (AiP) measurements at EuMW 2023 in Berlin.

Anritsu is attending the European Microwave Exhibition, showing its most advanced testing solutions for signal generation and signal analysis.

Anritsu will attend EuMW together with its partner AnaPico, showing its most advanced testing RF solutions on booth 309C.

Anritsu has released its New Radio RF Conformance Test System ME7873NR Lite Model supporting 5G Sub-6 GHz (FR1) TRx tests.

Comprion has announced that Anritsu, a leading test equipment vendor in the telecommunication industry, has seamlessly integrated the new Comprion SIMplifier hardware in its test setup to offer their customers a fully automated test solution for speeding up and easing GCF/PTCRB conformance and carrier acceptance testing.

Anritsu Corporation has introduced the measurement function (MS9740B-020) for Optical Spectrum Analyser MS9740B that evaluates a pulsed Laser Diode (LD) chip.

Anritsu Corporation is pleased to announce that SPEAG has selected Anritsu’s 5G Base Station Simulator MT8000A for advanced integration in the company’s Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) measurement solution.

Anritsu has introduced the ShockLine ME7869A  distributed modular 2-port vector network analysers (VNAs).

Anritsu has expanded its Rubidium high-performance analogue signal generator family with the introduction of the MG36271A which covers 9 kHz to 70 GHz to meet the needs of emerging extremely high-frequency designs.