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Origins of measurements
GSM transmitter and receiver measurements originate from the following ETSI
and ANSI standards:
GSM 05.05/ETS 300-577. GSM and DCS1800 Radio transmission and
reception.
GSM 11.10/ETS 300-607. GSM and DCS1800 Mobile Station (MS)
conformance specification. Part 1: Conformance
specification.
GSM 11.21/ETS 300-609. Base Station System (BSS) equipment
specification. Part 1: Radio aspects.
ANSI J-STD-007. PCS1900. Air Interface Specifications.
It is worth noting specifications were written for the purposes of full type
approval and they are extensive. It is not practical to make the whole suite of
measurements in most application areas. For example, in manufacturing where
throughput and cost are key drivers, it is necessary to use a subset of the
measurements defined in the specifications above. Optimization is key; the
objective should be to test sufficiently to prove correct assembly, perform
correct calibration and assure correct field operation, but with a minimum of
expense. It is not necessary to type approve infrastructure component shipped.
This application note aims to help the reader to interpret the standards and
apply tests appropriately.
The standards can be difficult to understand, and independent parties might
interpret them differently. Agilent Technologies uses the standards as a basis
from which to design measurement algorithms.
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