1. Proposed ACI Modifications
Month Year
doc.: IEEE /0442r1
Month YearMarch 2007
Proposed ACI Modifications
Date:
Authors:
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M. Kobayashi, Broadcom Corp
John Doe, Some Company

2. Month Year
doc.: IEEE /0442r1
Month YearMarch 2007
Abstract
Overview of proposed modifications to the P recommended practice to resolve task group comments numbers: 101,102,103,104,105,106,107,108,109,110, 118,170
M. Kobayashi, Broadcom Corp
John Doe, Some Company

3. Original ACI Test Block Diagram
Month YearMarch 2007
Original ACI Test Block Diagram
ACI block diagram
Conducted version
Based roughly on conducted environment as specified in the draft but with modifications specific to ACI performance measurements
Test Controller
Control of Attenuators
Control of Traffic Generator and Analyzer
Control of Power Meter
Traffic Generator
Traffic
Analyzer
Power Meter
WLCP (Inband)
Attenuator
DUT
(client)
Attenuator
Attenuator
mux
AWG
WLCP (jammer)
Attenuator
WLCP
(client jammer)
Legend: ______ RF cables ______ Non-RF data paths ______ Control Cables
Terminator Directional coupler Circulator
M. Kobayashi, Broadcom Corp

4. ACI Test Block Diagram with WLCP jammer
Month YearMarch 2007
ACI Test Block Diagram with WLCP jammer
ACI block diagram
Conducted version
Based roughly on conducted environment as specified in the draft but with modifications specific to ACI performance measurements
Test Controller
Control of Attenuators
Control of Traffic Generator and Analyzer
Control of Power Meter
Traffic Generator
Traffic
Analyzer
Power Meter
WLCP (Inband)
Attenuator
DUT
(client)
Attenuator
WLCP (jammer)
Attenuator
WLCP
(client jammer)
Legend: ______ RF cables ______ Non-RF data paths ______ Control Cables
Splitter/Combiner Directional coupler Shielded box Terminator Isolator
M. Kobayashi, Broadcom Corp

5. ACI Test Block Diagram with AWG jammer
Month YearMarch 2007
ACI Test Block Diagram with AWG jammer
ACI block diagram
Conducted version
Based roughly on conducted environment as specified in the draft but with modifications specific to ACI performance measurements
Test Controller
Control of Attenuators
Control of Traffic Generator and Analyzer
Control of Power Meter
Traffic Generator
Traffic
Analyzer
Power Meter
WLCP (Inband)
Attenuator
DUT
(client)
Attenuator
AWG
Legend: ______ RF cables ______ Non-RF data paths ______ Control Cables
Splitter/Combiner Directional coupler Shielded box Terminator
M. Kobayashi, Broadcom Corp

6. Original Calibration Month YearMarch 2007 Calibration Procedure PM A B
Test Controller
Control of Attenuators
Control of Traffic Generator and Analyzer
Control of Power Meter
Traffic Generator
Traffic
Analyzer
Calibration Procedure
Measure path loss from every point to point A enumerated as B to A, C to A, D to A and E to A
Measure path loss from every point to powermeter (PM) enumerated as B to PM, C to PM, D to PM and E to PM
Measure path loss from C to B with attenuator set to 0
Basic idea is to measure power at point A given input from any source. PM
Power Meter A
WLCP (Inband)
Attenuator
DUT
(client)
Attenuator B
Attenuator D
mux
AWG C
WLCP (jammer)
Attenuator
WLCP
(client jammer) E
Legend: ______ RF cables ______ Non-RF data paths ______ Control Cables
Terminator Directional coupler Circulator
M. Kobayashi, Broadcom Corp

7. Calibration of ACI setup with WLCP jammer
Month YearMarch 2007
Calibration of ACI setup with WLCP jammer
Calibration Procedure
Measure path loss from every point to point A enumerated as B to A, C to A, and D to A
Measure path loss from every point to powermeter (PM) enumerated as B to PM, C to PM, and D to PM
Basic idea is to measure power at point A given input from any source.
Test Controller
Control of Attenuators
Control of Traffic Generator and Analyzer
Control of Power Meter
Traffic Generator
Traffic
Analyzer
Power Meter PM A
WLCP (Inband)
Attenuator
DUT
(client)
Attenuator B D C
WLCP (jammer)
Attenuator
WLCP
(client jammer)
Legend: ______ RF cables ______ Non-RF data paths ______ Control Cables
Splitter/Combiner Directional coupler Shielded box Terminator Isolator
M. Kobayashi, Broadcom Corp

8. Calibration of ACI setup with AWG jammer
Month YearMarch 2007
Calibration of ACI setup with AWG jammer
Calibration Procedure
Measure path loss from every point to point A enumerated as B to A, and C to A
Measure path loss from every point to powermeter (PM) enumerated as B to PM, and C to PM
Basic idea is to measure power at point A given input from any source.
Test Controller
Control of Attenuators
Control of Traffic Generator and Analyzer
Control of Power Meter
Traffic Generator
Traffic
Analyzer
Power Meter PM A
WLCP (Inband)
Attenuator
DUT
(client)
Attenuator B C
AWG
Legend: ______ RF cables ______ Non-RF data paths ______ Control Cables
Splitter/Combiner Directional coupler Shielded box Terminator
M. Kobayashi, Broadcom Corp