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Tech Day Norway

5G NETWORK FIELD TESTING

Quality Hotel Leangkollen | Asker

Tech Day Norway - 5G Network Field Testing

Join Anritsu and Blomkvist AS. in Asker for Tech Day Norway focusing on 5G Network Field Testing. Register to attend a full day of education, networking and live demonstrations. The event will focus on addressing the challenges Network Operators, Regulators and I&M Contractors face in their day-to-day work.

Please note that the 5G Network Field Testing Tech Day is an in-person event. If you have any questions regarding the event, please contact Anritsu Sales Manager, Jean-Christophe Ronzier.

Details

Date: Wednesday, January 24, 2024
Time: 9:00 - 16:00 CET
Location: Quality Hotel Leangkollen, Bleikeråsen 215, 1387 Asker, Norway

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Agenda

Time

Topic

Presenter

9:00 - 9:15
Welcome & Registration
 

9:15 - 10:00

Session One | Ensuring Performance of 5G Network with Accurate Field Measurements Part I
As 5G networks are being widely deployed around the world, the cellular network operators, their subcontractors, and the National Regulator Authorities need to ensure that the networks are functioning well by measuring certain RF metrics in the field.

This session will be focused on detailing and explaining the various key RF measurements that need to be done to qualify how good a 5G network is. To illustrate how a 5G cell behaves, various Anritsu measurement tools, like the spectrum analyzer, the real time spectrum analyzer, and the 5G demodulation software capabilities, will be demonstrated.
 

Johan Wallblad
Field Application Engineer
Anritsu
10:00 - 10:05

5-Minute Break

 
 
10:05 - 10:50
Session One | Ensuring Performance of 5G Network with Accurate Field Measurements Part II
In this session we will continue to talk about the various key RF measurements that need to be done to qualify how good a 5G network is. 
Johan Wallblad
Field Application Engineer
Anritsu
10:50 - 11:05

Coffee Break

 
 
11:05 - 11:45

Session Two | Performing Indoor and Outdoor Network Coverage Mapping

Once networks are being deployed, cellular network operators always need to verify how good the outdoor or indoor level reception of their network is either by performing some drive tests or manual testing in buildings. There are different kinds of tools to make these measurements. One of these tools is a spectrum analyzer which can demodulate 5G carriers for instance and can be remotely controlled to measure and store these metrics which could then be post-processed on a map. 

This session will illustrate a solution called NEON associated with Anritsu Spectrum Analyzers MS2090A and MS2080A. NEON allows both an indoor measurement session inside a building across all floors even when a geolocation with GNSS is impossible and outdoor easurements being collected by car rather than through long pedestrian walks. 2D and 3D maps can then be displayed on a computer for further processing and reporting.

Johan Wallblad
Field Application Engineer
Anritsu
11:45 - 12:15
Live Demonstrations
 
12:15 - 13:15 Lunch  
13:15 - 14:00

Session Three | Isolating Interference in 5G 

One of the main difficulties with TDD networks is the ability to isolate a potential interference frequency in a 5G frame to locate it in the field. The network can’t be stopped to let this interference appearing alone in the spectrum band which normally affects the uplink part. Due to the TDD particularity, in case an interference exists, it makes it more difficult for 5G subscribers to connect to the network with their devices.

An Interference Hunting technique will be proposed during this session based on the latest generation of handheld spectrum analyzers. It will highlight how to operate with the unit to put in evidence if any unwanted carrier affects the UL part of a TDD frame.

Johan Wallblad
Field Application Engineer
Anritsu

 

14:00 - 14:15
Coffee Break  
14:15 - 15:00
Session Four | Examination of Passive Intermodulation Causes
For FDD networks, another RF phenomenon could disturb the networks when they are aging or not well maintained over time: the Passive Intermodulation (aka. PIM). During this session, we will explain the potential causes of these interferences and how these can be fixed in the field by using a dedicated test instrument called the PIM Master.

Johan Wallblad
Field Application Engineer
Anritsu

15:00 - 15:30
Live Demonstrations and Q&A  
15:30 - 16:00
Closing Speech