Renaud Duverne, head of marketing for the signal analysers & sources unit at Agilent, talks about LTE Advanced and the obstacles operators face in deploying next generation wireless. Due to the complexity of LTE as a technology, testing times have increased but Duverne highlights developments that have made testing more affordable.
On Tuesday the Okura hotel, Amsterdam played host to the inaugural LTE Awards, as part of the LTE World Summit.
As the great and good of the LTE ecosystem battled for prominence, the judges were left with the tough decision of highlighting the most deserving entries.
Moray Rumney, lead technologist, and Renaud Duverne, wireless R&D market initiative manager with test and measurement firm Agilent, talk about the success of packet data, the growing complexity of devices, and the challenges involved in testing over a range of spectrum frequencies.
Network test and measurement firm exited the telecoms space on Thursday when it sold its wireless testing operations to fixed line measurement firAgilent m JDSU.
Despite all the marketing noise that is sure to be generated by LTE supporters during the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona this week, Agilent – a test & measurement specialist – believes there is still some way to go before LTE is widely commercially available and delivering the much-touted speeds of 100Mbps and above. [...]
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