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SHO-V3RW-C/LW-C

SHO-V3RW-C/LW-C


SHO Version 3 Right/Left hand for Ultra Wide phones CTIA

Anthropomorphic hand phantoms for evaluating and optimizing the OTA performance of ultra wide mobile phone devices

 

Application

Assessment of radiation pattern or total radiated power of ultra wide mobile phone devices with widths 72 – 92mm in talk mode and in data mode (hand-only testing)

Assessment of radiation pattern of the wrist and body-worn antennas in combination with the forearm phantom or the whole-body phantom POPEYE10

Compliance

Fully compliant with CTIA certification standard "Test Plan for Wireless Device Over-the-Air Performance" for all defined test frequencies in the 0.3 – 3 GHz range

Weight

0.45 Kg (without spacer)

Construction

Hand phantoms:

size and grip according to CTIA definitions for ultra wide mobile phones; manufactured from a silicone-carbon-based mixture (color: Black) with material properties according to CTIA definitions for hand phantoms

 

V3 positioning spacers:

hollow with a thin shell of less than 2 mm thickness made of low-loss plastic (dielectric constant < 5.0, loss-tangent < 0.05)

Frequency Range

0.3 – 3 GHz

Compatible Setups

Compatible with SAM-V4.5BS head phantom using talk-mode fixture SHO-FTMV2, enabling a complete head and hand mode testing setup acc. CTIA OTA Test Plan.

Compatible with the hand-only (data mode) testing fixture SHO-FX-V5 together with the corresponding data wrists SHO-RWC/LWC-DWV4. Under a combined purchase of SHO-FX-V5 and SHO-RWC/LWC-DWV4, the sleds and the 45deg alignment triangle will also be provided, enabling a complete hands-only (data mode) testing setup acc. CTIA OTA Test Plan.

Compatible with the wrist interface on POPEYE10 whole-body phantom

Compatible with the wrist interface on the forearm phantom SHO-RFP/LFP-V2

Compatible Accessories

SHO-RW-C/LW-C SV3 positioning spacers 

SHO-FTMV2 talk mode fixture

SHO-FX-V5 data mode fixture

SHO-RWC/LWC-DWV4 data mode wrists

SHO-PG-V1 press guard