Keysight Talks IoT & Coexistence

With so many IoT devices flooding the market these days, ensuring they can coexist peaceably has become quite a challenge. The interference devices experience can result in everything from faulty or unintended functionality to complete operational failure. For some it’s a mere nuisance. In the case of medical IoT devices it can be a matter of life or death.

Join us for Keysight’s latest IoT Tech Talk as we discuss the importance of IoT device coexistence and coexistence testing. This 20-minute webinar is your chance to hear Keysight’s Chris Kelly and Hock Eng discuss how you can ensure your IoT devices operate as expected in their intended environment. 

• Do you want to know how you can determine your device’s tolerance to other radio signals? 
• Want tips on how you can design your coexistence test or how to perform it accurately and efficiently?
• Need to get up to speed quickly on what design and test solutions you should and shouldn’t use?

Speakers
Chris Kelly
Senior Applications Engineer
Keysight Technologies
Chris Kelly is an Applications Engineer Expert/Scientist with Keysight Technologies in Loveland, Colorado. Chris has a long history within R&D/Product Development at HP-Agilent-Keysight dating back to 1983, developing many bench and card-based instruments. He holds 6 patents and has been a frequent contributor of articles and videos over the years including recent videos focused on understanding IoT battery life. Chris graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of New Mexico, and Master of Science in Computer Science from Colorado State University, with emphasis on Operating Systems and Computer Architecture.

Lim Hock Eng
Solutions Application Engineer
Keysight Technologies
Hock Eng is currently an application engineer for Keysight’s IoT test solutions. He has over 15 years of industry experience in both product planning and solution applications.

Hock Eng joined Agilent Technologies in 2005 as a product planner who is responsible for handheld oscilloscopes, RF power meter, and power sensor products. In 2014, he took on the role of an application enginner for basic instruments such as RF power meter, power sensors, and audio analyzer.

Prior to Keysight Technologies, Hock Eng worked as an R&D electronic engineer, designing and troubleshooting portable audio consumer products.