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DUT
(redirected from Device under test)

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DUTDevice Under Test
DUTDutch (language)
DUTDiplĂ´me Universitaire de Technologie (French University Graduation in Technology)
DUTDelft University of Technology
DUTDalian University of Technology (also seen as DLUT)
DUTDesign Under Test
DUTDutch Harbor, AK, USA - Dutch Harbor (Airport Code)
DUTDown Under Truckin' (Australia)
DUTDelta Universal Time
DUTDual Use Technology


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It automates measurements such as error vector magnitude, frequency, power, occupied bandwidth and packet error rate on signals generated by a WirelessHD device under test conditions.
It establishes a standard Bluetooth link with a Device Under Test (DUT) then performs all key measurements, including level, frequency response, and Total Harmonic Distortion and Noise (THD+N), via its internal audio generators and analyzers.
To do so, engineers need to connect measurement instrumentation such as the vector network analyzer (VNA), which interprets signals in a "coaxial transmission world", to the device under test (DUT), which exists in a "planar transmission world".
 
 
 
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