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Elektrobit Group Oyj - EB AND PENN STATE UNIVERSITY JOINTLY INTRODUCE NEW APPLICATION IN MOBILE AD HOC NETWORK TESTING AT MILCOM 2009

October 30, 2009

EB AND PENN STATE UNIVERSITY JOINTLY INTRODUCE NEW APPLICATION IN MOBILE AD HOC NETWORK TESTING AT MILCOM 2009


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Free for publication on October 18, 2009 at 12 pm. (UTC - 4)
 
 
EB AND PENN STATE UNIVERSITY JOINTLY INTRODUCE NEW APPLICATION IN MOBILE AD HOC NETWORK TESTING AT MILCOM 2009
Applied Research Lab (ARL) at Penn State University builds a channel and environment simulation system based on EB's radio channel emulator product
 
Boston, USA (Milcom 2009), October 18, 2009 - EB, Elektrobit Corporation, a leading developer of cutting edge embedded technology solutions for wireless and automotive industries, and the Penn State University Applied Research Lab (ARL) jointly exhibit at Milcom 2009 Conference the latest application in mobile ad hoc network testing. The two organizations have collaborated to provide a hardware-in-the-loop channel and environment simulation system for testing and evaluating microwave communication systems in realistic environments.
 
The system is comprised of the EB Propsim C8 radio channel emulator, an ArcGIS interface with custom software, and a hardware and control network. The EB Propsim C8 is treated as an embedded channel simulation engine providing the needed channel fading and path loss while the ArcGIS interface provides the user with a scenario editor, terrain and urban datasets, and controls for the system. "The system offers a realistic simulation of the communications channels between four platforms under varying terrain, urban landscapes, and operating scenario conditions." said Erik H. Lenzing, Ph.D.,  Department Head and Research Engineer from ARL.
 
The EB Propsim radio channel emulators are test tools designed specifically for modeling and emulating radio channel environments. The emulators enable testing of wireless communication links also in aerospace applications such as avionics, missile and satellite & space communication. With their unique capabilities, the EB Propsim emulators can be used for testing any radio technologies ranging from HF to microwave. These include e.g. JTRS radios, ad hoc networks, multi-antenna radios (MIMO and smart antenna technologies) and satellite systems. EB Propsim emulators are known as the industry-standard, highest performance test tools that produce most realistic and repeatable radio channel emulation characteristics for today's and tomorrow's radio channel testing needs.
 
For more information, visit us at Milcom 2009 Conference on October 18 - 21 in Boston, booth #264 or learn more about EB Propsim radio channel emulators at www.elektrobit.com/ebpropsim
 
 
 
 
FURTHER INFORMATION:
 
Mr Jouni Saastamoinen
Director, Business Development, Wireless Communications Tools business
EB, Elektrobit Corporation
Tel. +1 (214) 566-2510
 
 
Dr Erik H. Lenzing
Research Engineer
Dept. Head, Applied Electromagnetics
Penn State University, Applied Research Lab
Tel. (814) 867-1217, 865-7299 (main)
 
 
  
About Penn State University, Applied Research Lab (ARL)
ARL at Penn State is an integral part of one of the leading research universities in the nation and serves as a university center of excellence in defense science and technologies, with a focus in naval missions and related areas. As a DoD-designated, U.S. Navy UARC (University Affiliated Research Center), ARL maintains a long-term strategic relationship with the Navy and provides support for the other services. ARL provides science and technology for national security, economic competitiveness and quality of life through education, scientific discovery, technology demonstration and transition to application. www.arl.psu.edu/
 
 
About EB, Elektrobit Corporation
EB creates advanced technology and turns it into enriching end-user experiences. EB is specialized in demanding embedded software and hardware solutions for wireless and automotive industries. The net sales for the year 2008 totaled MEUR 172.3. Elektrobit Corporation is listed on NASDAQ OMX Helsinki. www.elektrobit.com
 
About EB's Wireless Communications Tools Business
EB's Wireless Communications Tools is a global technology leader in test tools for measuring, modeling and emulating radio channel environments. It contributes to radio channel model standardization, radio channel emulation, and radio channel measurements with vast experience and a substantial customer base of the leading industry brand names.