Systems and methods for over-the-air testing of wireless systems
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1. A test configuration for testing a wireless device, the test configuration to simulate multi-path effects, the test configuration comprising:
- an anechoic chamber with a first region to contain and partially surround the wireless device and a second region to contain and partially surround a transmitting device;
wherein an absorbing wall separates the first region and the second region;
a first propagation path corridor to enable at least a first propagation path between the wireless device and the transmitting device, the first propagation path corridor formed by inserting a first absorbing baffle in a first position in the anechoic chamber; and
a second propagation path corridor to enable at least a second propagation path between the wireless device and the transmitting device, the second propagation path corridor formed by inserting a second absorbing baffle in a second position in the anechoic chamber.
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Embodiments include systems and methods for over-the-air testing of wireless systems. Embodiments comprise separated anechoic chambers containing wireless devices. The anechoic chambers are connected by propagation path corridors.
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1. A test configuration for testing a wireless device, the test configuration to simulate multi-path effects, the test configuration comprising:
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an anechoic chamber with a first region to contain and partially surround the wireless device and a second region to contain and partially surround a transmitting device;
wherein an absorbing wall separates the first region and the second region;a first propagation path corridor to enable at least a first propagation path between the wireless device and the transmitting device, the first propagation path corridor formed by inserting a first absorbing baffle in a first position in the anechoic chamber; and a second propagation path corridor to enable at least a second propagation path between the wireless device and the transmitting device, the second propagation path corridor formed by inserting a second absorbing baffle in a second position in the anechoic chamber. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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