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Duo achieve 5G NR data call in FDD mode

2nd April 2019
Mick Elliott
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What is claimed to be the mobile industry's first announced 5G New Radio (NR) data call in the Frequency Division Duplexing (FDD) mode, accelerating global deployments in all major 3GPP frequency bands including Time Division Duplex (TDD) and FDD has been revealed by Keysight Technologies and Qualcomm Technologies.

This industry milestone was achieved using Qualcomm Technologies' second-generation Snapdragon X55 5G modem with integrated multi-mode support and Keysight's 5G network emulation solutions. Keysight enables device makers to validate 5G NR multi-mode (FDD and TDD) designs in both non-standalone (NSA) and stand-alone (SA) modes.

"Our close 5G collaboration with Keysight, initiated more than two years ago, has resulted in yet another great achievement. Such collaborations have accelerated our ability to power upcoming 5G launches in 2019 and enrich the lives of consumers," said Prashant Dogra, vice president, engineering, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.

Keysight's end-t-end 5G solutions provide device makers the flexibility they need to rapidly validate multi-mode designs in nearly any form factor, accelerating their ability to address global requirements to deliver a new era of connected experiences.

It’s 5G network emulation solutions – based on the UXM 5G wireless test platform – enable device makers to validate 5G NR devices across protocol, radio frequency (RF) and radio resource management (RRM) in both sub-6GHz (FR1) and mmWave (FR2) spectrum for both 5G NR NSA and SA modes.

"Keysight's first-to-market 5G solutions enable OEMs using the Snapdragon X55 5G modem to speed validations of 5G devices that are used for a wide range of exciting use cases," stated Lucas Hansen, senior director in Keysight's wireless test group. "These use cases include smartphones with download speeds of up to 7 Gbps, as well as industrial IoT, always-connected PCs and fixed wireless access applications."

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