Agilent Measurement Journal - Issue 4 - 2008 - (Page 5)

• Many services, one Agilent next-generation network test solution Agilent’s N2X multiservice test solution claimed the title as the ﬁrst IPTV service quality test solution for IPv6 (next-generation network) triple-play architectures. The system address a wide range of patterns such as channel zapping and triple-play trafﬁc, providing network equipment manufacturers and service providers with the ability to characterize individual IPv6 network elements or entire networks, ensuring they meet IPTV quality of experience (QoE) expectations prior to deployment. N2X tests the scalability limits of each network device by measuring media delivery index (MDI) delay factor and loss metrics on a per-subscriber basis. ultra-high-resolution DNA analyses. BioNanomatrix’s unique nanoscale whole-genome imaging and analysis technology, with sensitivity at the level of the single molecule, has the potential to enable a number of important new applications. • Network operators introduced to lightning-quick data capture and warehousing solution • Agilent’s LXI-based oscilloscope earns praise French instrumentation and industrial automation magazine Mesures recognized Agilent’s LAN eXtensions for Instrumentation (LXI) standard 6000L Series low-proﬁle oscilloscope as a leading, innovative product for test systems in its annual top-products list. The 6000L Series digital storage oscilloscopes (DSOs) provide four measurement channels in a 1U-high form factor. The equipment simpliﬁes test setup and execution time by allowing engineers to control the instrument through a LAN connection and a Web-based interface. Mobile broadband network operators now have a quicker and easier way to manage the massive amounts of data associated with their transaction detail records (TDRs) with a new data capture, warehousing and reporting solution from Agilent. Operating on the Teradata Corporation data warehouse platform, the assureME intelligence solution is capable of processing more than 2 billion TDRs daily, far outpacing other monitoring systems that only can handle 200 to 300 million TDRs. Agilent’s probebased network monitoring solution integrates both operational support system (OSS) and business support system (BSS) data and generates intuitive reports based on the mobile network operator’s speciﬁc needs. • Integrating ICP-MS with enterprise content management • Agilent and BioNanomatrix collaborate on new genome imaging technology Genetic imaging and analysis equipment company BioNanomatrix will leverage Agilent’s expertise in measurement instrumentation to develop a technology that will provide nanoscale single-genome molecule identiﬁcation and analysis. The solution is intended to provide scientists with rapid, comprehensive and cost-effective Agilent has integrated the 7500 Series inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometer (ICP-MS) with the Agilent OpenLAB enterprise content management (ECM) system, enabling pharmaceutical laboratory information to be shared and managed on a wider scale. This new solution lets lab managers, bench chemists/operators and IT professionals exchange data across the room or around the world in a secure environment without impeding workﬂows. To help ensure data security, access to ICP-MS ChemStation/OpenLAB is controlled through a unique username and password, and all captures and changes to data are recorded in a time-stamped, automatically generated audit trail. Agilent Measurement Journal 5

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Agilent Measurement Journal - Issue 4 - 2008 Delivering Confidence through Compliance with Standards Contents Emerging Innovations Trying Early Device Implementations at the IEEE 1588 PlugFest Achieving Greater Confidence in Measurement Accuracy through Consistency in Calibration Services Overcoming the Challenges of RFID Component Testing 3GPP LTE: Introducing Single- Carrier FDMA Ensuring Reliable Operation and Performance in Converged IP Networks Testing Storage Area Networks and Devices at 8.5-Gb/s Fibre Channel Rates Choosing an Appropriate Calibration Method for Vector Network Analysis Making Traceable EVM Measurements with Digital Oscilloscopes Exploring Terahertz Measurement, Imaging and Spectroscopy: The Electromagnetic Spectrum’s Final Frontier Interpreting Quoted Specifications when Selecting Digitizers

Agilent Measurement Journal - Issue 4 - 2008

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