We are experts in certifying wireless products to meet the demanding requirements of 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project) standards. With over 15 years of experience in wireless testing, we ensure that products are reliable, secure, and ready for deployment in production networks. Our focus on rigorous 3GPP compliance helps manufacturers and operators guarantee that their devices perform optimally across diverse network environments.

3GPP Standards Expertise

The 3GPP standards encompass a range of technologies and protocols, including 3G, 4G LTE, 5G, NB-IoT, and CAT-M1. These standards are essential for ensuring that devices and systems are interoperable, secure, and capable of delivering seamless connectivity. Our team’s in-depth understanding of 3GPP specifications enables us to thoroughly evaluate wireless products, from chipsets to end-user devices, ensuring compliance with the latest protocols and industry standards.

Comprehensive Certification Process

Our 3GPP certification process covers a range of critical tests, each designed to guarantee the reliability and compatibility of your product for production networks. These include:

Protocol Conformance Testing: IoTAS conducts detailed protocol testing to verify that your device adheres to 3GPP-defined protocols, ensuring smooth operation across various network scenarios and reducing the risk of connectivity issues.

Radio Frequency (RF) Testing: We assess RF performance to ensure your product complies with power, sensitivity, and interference guidelines, which are crucial for reliable operation in a production network.

Interoperability Testing: Our extensive experience in interoperability testing helps ensure that your devices can seamlessly connect and communicate across multiple networks and devices, providing a reliable user experience.

Network and Operator Certification: IoTAS partners with operators and follows operator-specific requirements to certify that products are ready for deployment. This includes verifying compliance with carrier requirements, regional standards, and production network protocols.