Keysight Test and Measurement tools Sample Clauses

Keysight Test and Measurement tools. All pertinent 6G test and measurement software tools provided by Keysight will be deployed on the Athens platform, with the objective of boosting and augmenting the capabilities of the platform. These tools will be integrated seamlessly into the existing infrastructure, equipping the Athens platform with advanced functionalities for comprehensive testing and measurement in the context of 6G technology. This strategic deployment aims to enhance the platform’s potential and enable efficient evaluation and optimization of 6G networks, thereby supporting the experimenters.
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Keysight Test and Measurement tools. All pertinent 6G test and measurement software tools provided by Keysight will be deployed on the Berlin platform, with the objective of boosting and augmenting the capabilities of the platform. These tools will be integrated seamlessly into the existing infrastructure, equipping the platform with advanced functionalities for comprehensive testing and measurement in the context of 6G technology. In addition to the software only tools, the Berlin platform is already equipped with Keysight energy Measurement devices to measure the energy efficiency of RAN components.

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