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Korea Testing Laboratory selects Keysight for satellite device validation tools

Korea Testing Laboratory has chosen Keysight Technologies to provide test solutions for satellite enabled devices as direct to device networks expand.

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On October 22, 2026, test and measurement provider Keysight Technologies announced that Korea Testing Laboratory selected its New Radio Non Terrestrial Network test solutions. SatNews, Investing.com UK, and 01net all reported on the agreement. The selection aims to expand acceptance testing for satellite enabled devices and networks. [1][3][4]

The deal equips South Korea national certification body with radio frequency and Radio Resource Management validation tools, SatNews reported. These tools will assist as the mobile ecosystem transitions toward standardized 5G satellite architectures. [1]

According to SatNews, equipment vendors are shifting away from early Long Term Evolution based direct to device services. They are moving toward standardized 5G satellite architectures as satellite communications converge with terrestrial cellular networks. [1]

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In short

  • Korea Testing Laboratory selected Keysight Technologies for satellite acceptance testing.
  • Keysight provides New Radio Non-Terrestrial Network test solutions.
  • The tools offer radio frequency and Radio Resource Management validation.

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Every paragraph above points to the numbered items it rests on. Read the originals here.

  1. [1]KTL Selects Keysight NR-NTN Test Suite to Accelerate Satellite Acceptance TestingSatNews, 6h ago (the report this story comes from)
  2. [2]KTL Selects Keysight NR-NTN Test Suite to Accelerate Satellite Acceptance TestingSatNews Publishers, 6h ago
  3. [3]KTL selects Keysight for satellite device testing expansion By Investing.comInvesting.com UK, 9h ago
  4. [4]Keysight and KTL Advance NR-NTN Validation for Satellite Connectivity01net, 6h ago

Background

  1. [5]SpaceX on Wikipedia

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