E8857A CDMA Design Library

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E8857A CDMA Design Library enables you to develop designs based on the TIA/EIA-95 technical specifications. The CDMA design library provides the system-level design capability needed to quickly complete architectural design and requirements partitioning. Click on the following links for complete information. Product Information Ordering and Configuration Product Literature What's New User Support

Product Highlights

• Coded Bit Error Rate (BER)
  
• Coded Block Error Rate (BLER)
  
• RF transmitter and receiver design capability
  

Product Description

E8857A CDMA Design Library enables you to develop designs based on the TIA/EIA-95 technical specifications.

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CDMA Design Library

The CDMA Design Library is ideally suited for rapid, parallel design cycles that require baseband functionality, to start RF system and circuit designs, before the DSP designs are completed. This library enables you to jump-start your development using the design library baseband functionality, before the actual design elements are available.

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Adjacent Channel Power Ratio

How To Buy

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Configuration Details

Required

• E8823A Ptolemy Simulator
  
• E8900A Design Environment
  
• E8901A Data Display
  

Available for PC and UNIX platforms.

Related Products

• E8850A/51A/52A Communication Systems Designer
  

Product Literature

• Advanced Design System (PDF, 4.0 MB).
  12-page color brochure. 4 March 2005.
  
• CDMA Design Library (PDF, 161 KB)
  4-page color data sheet. November 2000.
  
• HP W-CDMA Design Library (218 KB)   4-page color data sheet. April 1998.
  
• Alliance, Vol. 6, No. 1 (PDF, 3.0 MB)
  Alliance, Vol. 6, No. 1. May 1999.
  
• Alliance, Vol. 5, No. 1 (PDF, 4.0 MB)
  Alliance, Vol. 5, No. 1. June 1998.
  

• 1.2288 MCps chipping rate
  
• 1.25 MHz bandwidth
  
• Forward and reverse link
  
• Rake receiver
  
• Codec
  

Training Classes

Using ADS Communication Systems Designer

This is a medium-paced three-day review of communications system design techniques, for systems that consist of digital/DSP and RF/Analog sub-blocks.

The path from requirements to system design specifications is shown, followed by individual sub-system design specifications. Different simulation techniques are used to aid in the design decisions, including optimization, budget analysis for transmitters and receivers, statistical design and yield analysis, digital filter synthesis, BER measurement.

The class is hands-on oriented. Each student builds his own project, effectively using all the necessary features of ADS.

The project developed during the training course is built from the ground up into a complete PI4DQPSK communications system: data source, modulator, transmitter, RF propagation channel model, receiver, demodulator.

Simulations are performed on various sub-systems, to validate their performance prior to integration into the top-level system design.

For detailed course descriptions and class schedules worldwide, click on the following link:

• Agilent EEsof EDA Customer Education

Designing W-CDMA 3GPP Communication Systems Using Advanced Design System

Designing W-CDMA 3GPP Communication Systems Using Advanced Design System is a system-level class for design engineers working in the digital communication industry.

Topics covered include DS-SS technology and its application to CDMA systems, an overview of W-CDMA for 3G systems, applying Advanced Design System to the design of user equipment and base stations, and verification of these designs.

This advanced course extends over three days and assumes previous hands-on experience in using Advanced Design System for analog, digital and system designs, and familiarity with system design issues.

For detailed course descriptions and class schedules worldwide, click on the following link:

• Agilent EEsof EDA Customer Education

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