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News Release from: AT4 wireless | Subject: Rider NFC test system
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 14 February 2008
Test system turns to NFC compliance
Tester combines capturing and generation functions, avoiding the use of digital scopes or arbitrary waveform generators for measuring the most significant RF and protocol parameters over NFC devices.
AT4 wireless is expanding its Rider test system to cover near field communication NFC technology allows consumers to perform contactless transactions, access digital content and connect devices with the simplicity of a single touch
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 27 May 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Rider NFC test system is the most complete test tool in the market for RFID and NFC technologies operating in the HF band (13.56MHz).
Fully integrated into a one-box test set, the new Rider tester includes capturing and generation functions, avoiding the use of digital scopes or arbitrary waveform generators for measuring the most significant RF and protocol parameters over NFC devices.
The Rider NFC tester on its first release supports the ISO standards on which the NFC technology is based: ISO/IEC14443 Type A and B and ISO/IEC18092.
Beyond that, and in order to cover existing design and verification testing needs beyond the conformance testing scope, an R and D version is also available.
Using the Rider R and D tester, manufacturers of RFID and NFC devices will be able to test their products by making accurate RF measurements and detailed protocol analysis of their samples.
The Rider test system will enable manufacturers to reduce their time to market and launch their products much earlier.
"Supporting this new emerging NFC technology will allow us to complete even more our wide portfolio of test solutions for wireless technologies, especially in the mobile communication field, on which the NFC technology clearly will represent an important innovation", points out Angel Romero, Test Systems Product Manager at AT4 wireless.
"The new Rider NFC one-box tester represents a very important step for AT4 wireless' business strategy".
"Integrating different instruments' capabilities into a single box and supporting conformance and R and D testing functionalities will allow us to extend our market objectives beyond the conformance testing business", continues Romero.
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