Voice Testing System for Mobile Phones
Voice Testing System for Mobile Phones Type 6712 provides a new and improved approach to fast, reliable and efficient voice testing of Mobile Phones. Type 6712 is a powerful tool in the entire development and production process of mobile telephones.
The Voice Testing System is software controlled, allowing measurements to be made consistently and with a minimum of operator interaction. High-level users can use the instruments and software interactively to develop their own tests for parameters not covered by the standard test cases.
Uses
Voice testing of mobile phones covering:
- Research and development of mobile phones
- Quality assurance and sample testing of mobile phones
- Inspection and validation of mobile phones
Features
- Pre-programmed tests run individually or as a complete sequence with minimum operator interaction
- Advanced noise excitation test methods including artificial speech signals (ITU-T Rec. P.50)
- Real-time filters (IEC225) and sound level measurements (IEC651) for noise and speech signal analyses
- Digital equalisation of Mouth Simulator
- Automatic test report generation
- Flexible user interface enabling users to design test cases
- Supports measurements with HATS (4128D) for realistic handset evaluation
- Adaptive test methods for sine excitation ensure highly accurate results
Voice Testing System for Mobile Phones Type 6712 supports a wide range of international standards required for testing the acoustical performance of mobile phones.
Standards currently supported are:
- EN 300 903 (GSM 03.50)
- 3GPP TS.51.010 (GSM 11.10 chapter 30)
- 3GPP TS.26.132
- CTIA Certification Program Test Plan (section 7)
-
3GPP2 C.S0056-0
The test cases typically required by the standards are:
- Receiving Sensitivity Frequency Response
- Sending Sensitivity Frequency Response
- Receiving Loudness Rating
- Sending Loudness Rating
- Talker Sidetone (STMR)
- Sidetone Distortion
- Receiving Distortion
- Sending Distortion
- Out of Band Signals
- Receiving Noise
- Sending Noise
- Echo Return Loss (ERL)
- Stability Loss
- Ambient Noise Rejection (ANR)
- Listener Sidetone Rating (LSTR)
and for each standard the appropriate selection of required test cases are included in the application software.