Online Panel Series

Sponsored by: Keysight Technologies, NXP, Rohde & Schwarz USA and Maury Microwave

A new feature of 3GPP Release 17, NTNs enable cellular communications to be delivered by satellite, providing secure, reliable and high bandwidth coverage to isolated locations globally. The initial technology enabled by NTN is narrowband internet of things (NB-IoT), which enables many new use cases, including asset tracking, remote monitoring and emergency services. The panel will discuss the challenges and solutions for device design and testing.


Moderator: Pat Hindle, Media Director, Microwave Journal^®

Panelist: Raymond Shen, PhD, Director, 5G/6G Government Solutions, Keysight Technologies

Panelist: Wim Rouwet, Senior Principal Engineer and Distinguished Member of Technical Staff, NXP

Panelist: Reiner Stuhlfauth, Wireless Technology Manager at Rohde & Schwarz


Panel Participant Bios:


Moderator – Microwave Journal^®

Pat Hindle, Media Director

Pat Hindle is media director for Microwave Journal® and has been with the magazine for 12 years. He parlayed his process engineering background into a management role in marketing communications for several leading microwave semiconductor manufacturers including MACOM, Raytheon and Skyworks (Alpha Industries), in addition to working at MIT Nanostructures Laboratory manufacturing X-ray diffraction gratings for space research telescopes like Chandra. He has a B.S. in Materials Science Engineering from Cornell University and MBA from Northeastern University. In his current role as MWJ editorial director, he is responsible for setting MWJ’s editorial direction and developing marketing opportunities for industry clients. He has been the conference manager for EDI CON China and helped launch Signal Integrity™ Journal plus co-hosts the Frequency Matters videos and podcasts.


Keysight Technologies

Raymond Shen, PhD, Director, 5G/6G Government Solutions, Keysight Technologies

Raymond Shen, PhD is Director of 5G/6G Government Solutions at Keysight Technologies.  In this role, he manages Keysight’s efforts in Aerospace Defense-based communications over air, sea, land, space and cyber.  He has over 26 years of experience in wireless communications and is a frequent conference speaker.  He has a BSEE from Caltech and MS/PhD EE from Stanford University.

NXP

Wim Rouwet, Senior Principal Engineer and Distinguished Member of Technical Staff

Wim Rouwet has a MSc in Electrical Engineering from Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands. He spent 20+ years in Motorola, Freescale and NXP in networking and network processing, wireless algorithm development, system and modem architecture. His focus is on 3GPP LTE and 5G as well as 802.11 processing stacks and their implementation from RF to IP packets. In this role, he has been responsible for 4G and 5G stack development, small cells, and RAN implementations associated with many wireless infrastructure projects. He has lead key next generation R&D projects including multi-standard modem architecture, virtualization and 5G infrastructure and client products.

Rohde & Schwarz USA

Reiner Stuhlfauth, Wireless Technology Manager at Rohde & Schwarz

Reiner Stuhlfauth is a technology manager working in the wireless market segment of Rohde & Schwarz in Munich, Germany. He is responsible for teaching and promoting mobile communication technologies, especially cellular standards like: GSM, (E)GPRS, UMTS, HSPA, LTE and LTE-Advanced, but also non-cellular technologies such as WLAN and Bluetooth.

He is also involved in several projects concerning 5G, the next mobile communication technology. Reiner is one of a group of authors within R&S who have published a technology book on 5G NR: “5G New Radio – Fundamentals, procedures, testing aspects.”

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