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РусскийThe rollout of 5G New Radio (NR) networks has brought about unprecedented technical complexity, calling for tools that bridge the gap between broadcasting, fiber optics, and mobile communications.
A comprehensive solution to the 5G Challenge
Powered by PROMAX’s ATLAS NG analyzer, engineers and installers can validate critical infrastructure thanks to an extended frequency range of up to 6 GHz and an “all-in-one” architecture. Beyond real-time radio spectrum monitoring, it serves as a bridge for diagnosing IP services and fiber optic systems, ensuring Quality of Service (QoS) across dense urban environments and private networks.
6 GHz spectrum analyzer
With a spectral band extended up to 6 GHz, this device delivers accurate monitoring across the S and C bands—areas where competition for bandwidth between satellites and cellular networks is fierce. The unit seamlessly provides direct C-band readings to pinpoint 5G carriers that might interfere with co-existing satellite systems.
Portable analyzer featuring Dual-SIM technology
The ATLAS NG excels in scanning the entire FR1 band, automatically detecting 4G and 5G channels as well as their configuration parameters. A key operational advantage is its Dual SIM slot, enabling the device to connect to two different carrier networks for performance benchmarking and faster, more efficient field operations.
Professional metrics for 5G network deployment
The device decodes and displays vital metrics such as RSRP (Signal Power), RSRQ (Quality), SINR (Signal-to-Interference-plus-Noise Ratio), and SRXLEV. These parameters are essential for predicting data throughput and end-user connection stability.
Cross-functional analysis equipment to evaluate 5G interference with any RF system
PROMAX’s ATLAS NG analyzers offer an all-in-one solution capable of analyzing everything from broadcast propagation to optical transport. The ATLAS NG is essential for managing coexistence within the 700 MHz band, running interference tests to ensure new 5G towers do not oversaturate digital terrestrial television (DTT) systems. This end-to-end visibility makes it possible to pinpoint faults in both the radio spectrum and the fiber links powering base stations.
Telephony, RF, and Broadcast signal analyzers for field applications
Combining multipurpose versatility with a rugged, portable 3.4 kg design, this unit is perfectly suited for tower and rooftop operations. The 10.1-inch multitouch display delivers an intuitive interface to analyze advanced protocols like SMPTE ST 2110, IPTV, and Wi-Fi (2.4 and 5 GHz), while its 3G-SDI input with eye diagram capabilities allows for deep video diagnostics.
Boasting a battery life of over 4 hours and automated reporting via Datalogger, the ATLAS NG turns complex technical challenges into streamlined operational efficiency—a resilient platform fully prepared for the transition to 6G.
