Testing WiFi in Manufacturing
In order to test WiFi during manufacturing you need to analyze a device’s transmitted signals, send precisely structured signals to the device’s receiver and check its response, then compare both transmitted and received characteristics against the appropriate 802.11x standard. You assume that the design is correct, so you are looking for manufacturing defects. The user interface should be very simple, and the test program should be designed for fastest speed with minimal “false” positive or negatives. LitePoint’s IQflex is designed for fastest deployment in production and fastest, most accurate, WiFi testing.

Testing Bluetooth in Manufacturing
Bluetooth is increasingly included in a range of devices from laptops to mobile phones. The LitePoint IQflex provides support with API based interfaces for testing of Bluetooth 1.0, 2.0, 2.1 and 3.0 devices. A full range of Bluetooth transmit and receive tests can be performed. The multiple personalities of IQflex provides manufacturing-floor simplification and cost savings as WLAN and Bluetooth capabilities merge in consumer devices.

IQflex? 802.11a/b/g/n Test Solution
You use LitePoint IQflex?, an all-in-one test instrument, for manufacturing testing of 802.11a/b/g/n WLAN products, such as network interface cards, access points and embedded components. With the appropriate software option, IQflex can also be used to test Bluetooth-equipped devices.

IQflex integrates a vector signal analyzer (VSA) for analyzing device transmitted signals, and a vector signal generator (VSG) for injecting precisely structured signals into a device’s receiver.