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World’s first test tool achieves EMV L1 qualification

World’s first test tool achieves EMV L1 qualification

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Fully qualified coverage is supported with the Keysight T1141A Test Set. Developers can use one test system to accelerate comprehensive product compliance, reducing both cost and time to market.

“We are delighted to have accomplished this very important milestone together with our solution partner FIME," said Satish Dhanasekaran, general manager, Mobile
Broadband Operation, Keysight. “This achievement of unique qualification status combined with the strength of our diagnostic tools and support makes Keysight and FIME the clear choice for those in the mobile payment industry that are building new products and services".

Pascal Le Ray, general manager at FIME, said: “Manufacturers across the payments industry can now confirm the compliance of their products to the EMV Level 1 specifications with confidence. Test laboratories worldwide can also benefit from the widest set of qualified EMV test libraries available on the market, in addition to technical support and training. The launch of this test system delivers value to both manufacturers and testing providers, and reflects FIME’s commitment to enhancing the global testing ecosystem".

Many engineers in the NFC and contactless payment industry already use the T3111S to verify a range device types against the appropriate specifications. With the newly qualified test suites, device manufacturers, test labs and service providers have the ability to test to all of the latest L1 requirements with a single versatile system. The test system also provides the features necessary to fully evaluate device performance and quickly root-cause issues.

The T3111S NFC Test System includes validated test suites for NFC Forum certification test including Digital Protocol, Analog, LLCP and SNEP. Proximity and vicinity ISO test suites are also supported.

Related articles and links:

www.fime.com

www.keysight.com

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