Test NB-IoT and Cat-M1 devices in all frequency bands

Key Features of Nutaq PicoLTE IoT

Supports M1&NB-IoT devices
Proven compatibility with M1 & NB-IoT devices from over 5 manufacturers
Test multiple devices simultaneously (performance guaranteed up to 5 devices)
Supports non-IP mode (NB-IoT)
Suitable for both radiated and conducted environments (over-the-air & RF cables)
Compliant with 3GPP LTE-M and NB-IoT release 14
Test devices & connected objects in real-time
Test on a private network for a fraction of the cost of standard test & measurement equipment
Connect multiple eNodeBs and build a network
Supports signaling/traces for cell search and attach/detach procedures
Supports FDD & TDD Spectrum
-8 dBm maximum transmission power built-in & support for external power amplifier (external GPIOs)*
Onsite and online training available

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PicoLTE IoT Kit

Perform tests such as:

Sensors Data Aggregation tests
Protocol stack functional & performance tests
Throughput & latency tests
Handover testing
Power saving modes testing & optimization with complete control over all the parameters of the network*
- Validate PSM, verify device stays registered
- Wake up commanded by device
- Wake up on tracking area update (TAU) parameter expiration
- Support eDRX cycles from 2.56 to 9.22
Radio link performance test*
- Coverage Enhancement & Repeating Transmission testing

What’s included in this LTE IoT Kit:

PicoLTE Network-in-a-box
Linux binaries
2×2 LTE 5 dBi Omni Antenna Kit

Schema Block

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Recommended IoT Application Boards

NB-IoT:

u-blox C030 module

u-blox C030: NB-IoT starter kit for rapid prototyping

Quick prototyping with Arm^® Mbed™ on integrated host CPU
Simple testing of positioning applications with integrated GNSS
Ideal for ultra low power designs and compact form factors
Easily capture sensor data with Arduino^® shields
Compatible with u‑blox Bluetooth and Wi‑Fi modules

The board is powered by an integrated, Arm^®Mbed™ compatible Cortex‑M4 host CPU with 1 MB FLASH and 256 kB RAM, leaving ample space for software development and debugging.