Abstract
Telecommunications networks, consisting
of subscriber lines, trunks, switches and associated network
equipment, are moving towards wireless and broadband
connections that require new test equipment in which computers
are used as testing platforms. Moreover, the introduction of an
optical means of communicating that precludes mechanical
connections for testing also complicates and influences the
testing of telecommunications equipment.
SCOPE OF STUDY
This report on telecommunications test equipment
- Groups test equipment into 13 categories: analog test
equipment, bit error rate testers (BERTs), central office based
DSL test equipment, field DSL test equipment, protocol
analyzers, radio test equipment, microwave test equipment,
cable test equipment, fiber optic test equipment, test
equipment for switches, the direct testing part of operations
support systems (OSSs), other centralized test equipment,
and other test equipment
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Discusses the status and trends of telecommunications
networks together with their impact on the requirements for
testing
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Analyses markets into four areas: North America, Europe,
Middle East and Africa (EMEA), Asia and the Pacifi c, and Latin
America and the Caribbean
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Offers 5-year forecasts, company profi les and patent reviews.
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