Author(s)

Dale W. Michalek

Affiliation(s)

Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, Michigan, USA.

Corresponding Author

Dale W. Michalek

ABSTRACT

5G adopts a new network architecture, network slicing, large-scale antenna arrays and ultra-dense networking technologies, with large bandwidth, high reliability and low-latency features, is the direction of future communication development. 5G test instruments are the foundation and guarantee for the widespread application of 5G technology, is its value accurate? Indeed, it directly affects the research and development of the 5G industry, production and quality costs, as well as process control and quality levels of produced finished products. From 5G communication instruments Calibration test perspective explains 5G terminal, 5G bearer network test instruments and 5G large-scale array antenna calibration test technology status and problems faced.

KEYWORDS

5G; Instrument calibration test; 5G terminal; 5G bearer network test instrument

CITE THIS PAPER

Dale W. Michalek. Overview of 5G communication instrument calibration and testing technology. World Journal of Information Technology. 2023, 1(2): 1-6. DOI:10.61784/wjit231260.

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