Wireless connectivity plays a vital role in a hyper-connected IoT world. Every wireless device is subject to rigorous regulatory testing before it can enter the market. Wireless technologies are rapidly evolving to meet the demands of IoT applications. Regulatory standards from the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) are regularly updated to ensure that wireless spectrum is used efficiently and without disruption. However, regulatory testing can be complex, costly, and time-consuming, directly impacting project timelines and the time to market for new products.
To address these challenges, Keysight has introduced the IOT0047A regulatory testing solution, which enables customers to:
• Stay ahead of the competition with support for the latest regulatory standards using Wi-Fi 6E-ready hardware.
• Future-proof their investment with flexible software that is continuously updated to the latest ETSI and FCC standards.
• Increase throughput and equipment utilization with a system that can easily scale to multiple separate test stations and be used in parallel to address different standards and test cases.
• Upgrade as needs evolve with an expandable system capable of adding channels, software capabilities, or standards coverage.
• Reduce testing time and improve process efficiency with purpose-built automation software that simplifies and automates test cycles, from test setup to report generation.
“The rapid growth of new IoT devices and designs creates challenges for testing labs as they grapple with the increasing complexity of regulatory testing. Keysight’s IOT0047A solution enables labs to streamline their testing processes, increase productivity, and easily upgrade to support new standards,” said Boon Juan Tan, vice president and general manager of the General Purpose Electronic Measurement Solutions group at Keysight Technologies. “Our goal is to help customers improve their return on investment (ROI) and gain a competitive edge by enabling them to be first to market with support for the latest wireless standards.”
