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News Release from: Tundra Semiconductor
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 10 November 2006
Tests demonstrate full device
interoperability
Riolab Corp now offers Device Interoperability Level 3 testing, rounding out its suite of tests designed to demonstrate full device interoperability for RapidIO-based devices.
Riolab Corp, the world's first RapidIO Interoperability testing facility, now offers Device Interoperability Level 3 (DIL-3) testing, rounding out its suite of tests designed to demonstrate full device interoperability for RapidIO-based devices DIL-3 is the final level of interoperability testing, and tests interoperability between specific endpoints and may include a basic level of protocol violation testing
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 25 May 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Successful completion of DIL-3 means that, OEMs can be assured that any two devices that meet DIL-3 will interoperate, in their systems.
Industry standard DIL testing provides OEMs with independent verification that fully tested RapidIO devices work together as they design next-generation RapidIO-based systems.
RIOLAB is a state-of-the-art RapidIO Interoperability testing facility providing the RapidIO ecosystem with device interoperability and specification compliance testing.
"OEMs around the world are increasingly relying on the broad base of RapidIO products as they create next generation storage, wireless communications, military, industrial, triple play and other embedded systems", said Tom Cox, Executive Director of the RapidIO Trade Association.
"With the breadth of testing offered by interoperability including DIL-3, OEMs can have confidence as they ready their designs for production that successfully tested RapidIO devices will interoperate".
Since commencing full operations in July 2006, Riolab has experienced a high level of interest from members of the RapidIO ecosystem seeking to test their products and provide their OEM customers with independent verification of interoperability.
With the availability of DIL-3 tests, Riolab has achieved a major milestone in its roadmap.
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