Industry Webinar

Improve Throughput in Characterization and Production

Markus Lörner Market Segment Manager RF & Microwave Components
Rohde & Schwarz

ABOUT

Markus Lörner is a globally recognized expert with extensive experience in the field of RF components. With over 16 years as a Senior Product Manager for signal generators and power meters, he has brought his deep expertise to his role as Market Segment Manager at Rohde & Schwarz for test and measurement solutions, focusing on the RF and microwave components market since 2017. Markus holds a Diploma Degree in Electrical Engineering from Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), Germany.

Konstantin Bick Application Engineer for Digital Products
Rohde & Schwarz

ABOUT

Konstantin Bick received his master’s degree in electrical engineering from the Seoul National University, South Korea, with a focus on computer architecture and neural networks. Since joining Rohde & Schwarz in 2019, he has worked as an Application Engineer specializing in digital products. His expertise includes mobile communications, base station testing, server-based testing, and Cloud4Testing. Recently, Konstantin is focusing on streamlined modulation test scenarios.

Improve Throughput in Characterization and Production

Join our webinar to discover practical methods for increasing throughput while maintaining measurement accuracy and consistency across R&D and manufacturing.

In partnership with Rohde & Schwarz

Webinar Overview

Explore practical approaches for accelerating the validation, characterization and production testing of active RF components, including RF power amplifiers and RF frontends. This webinar examines how real-world 5G and Wi-Fi test scenarios can improve measurement efficiency while maintaining accuracy and consistency across R&D and manufacturing. Our experts will discuss common testing challenges, best practices and techniques to streamline characterization and production workflows using integrated sequencing, fast power servoing and built-in error vector magnitude (EVM) measurements. Learn how these approaches can increase throughput, strengthen measurement correlation and help shorten product development and manufacturing cycles.