Cell Master MT8212E

Compact handheld Base Station Analyzer featured with Signal Analyzer Options for 2/3 & 4G Networks including WiMAX, LTE for digital broadcast

Overview

Cell Master MT8212E is a new generation, compact multi-functioned Base Station Analyzer by Anritsu and it is an ideal one for troubleshooting, deployment, and maintenance of wireless networks. MT8212E is made for technical staff working in the field; thus it comes in an excellently rugged design and with adequate arrangements for ensuring precise measurements in environments with excessive interference. 

Functional Highlights & Capabilities

·        GPS Coordinates tagging of stored traces

·        Bias Tree, Built-in

·        Battery backup up to 3 hour

·        Equipped with USB port for Data transfer

·        Integrated Power Meter

·        4 GHz to 26 GHz USB Power Sensors

·        Warm-up time < 5 minute

·        Mobile, Fixed WiMAX

·        GSM/EDGE

·        LTE (10 MHz B/W)

Highlights: Cable and Antenna Analyzer

·        Frequency Range  2 MHz to 4 GHz

·        Typical Sweep Speed 1msec/data point

·        32 V Internal Bias Tee

·        Compatible with OSL, FlexCal™ and InstalCal™

·        Measurement Capabilities;

·         Cable Loss

·         DTF

·         Phase

·         VSWR

·         RL

Highlights: Spectrum & Interference Analyzer

·        DANL: -152 dBm in 10Hz RBW

·        Dynamic Range:  >95 dB in 10 Hz RBW

·        Phase Noise @ 10 kHz offset at 1 GHz: -100 dBc/Hz max

·        Measurement Capabilities

·         C/I

·         ACPR

·         Occupied Channel

·         Occupied Bandwidth

·         Signal ID

·         RSSI

·         Signal Strength

·         Spectrogram

Highlights: Power Meter

Frequency                        10 MHz to 4 GHz

Offset Range                     0 to +100 dB

Measurement Range        -120 dBm to +26 dBm

Rx Noise Floor Testing

The Cell Master MT8212E is capable to measure the Rx Noise Floor on the uplink of any base station using the measurement for channel power. It is an important test as an elevated noise floor indicates undesired signal interference and brings negative impact on the capacity factor.