N6460B Datasheet, PDF (2/17 Pages) Keysight Technologies – MHL Source Compliance Test Software

Introduction
MHL Source Compliance Test Software for Infiniium oscilloscopes provides you with a certified accu-
rate way to verify and characterize your Mobile High Definition Link¹ (MHL) designs for mobile devices
such as cell phones and tablets. The MHL source compliance test software is used in the MHL Autho-
rized Test Centers (ATCs) and has been tested thoroughly and validated by MHL semiconductor leader
Silicon Image for device compliance testing so you can confidently use it to execute MHL electrical
checklist tests as well as employ it as a development tool.
The MHL Source Compliance Test Software performs the full physical layer compliance suites for MHL
data transmission as identified in the MHL Compliance Test Specification 1.x, 2.x and 3.2 (CTS v3.2).
These tests, in conjunction with MHL protocol tests, represent the full compliance regimen to qualify
an MHL portable source design at an MHL-authorized test center. For MHL 3 portable device test-
ing, there are additional test requirements for receiving data – see Table 7, Portable Device Receiver
Testing Equipment and Software.
As an MHL adopter, your product must successfully pass compliance testing based on the MHL CTS
specification so you can get a jump on the process by testing with the same instrumentation and
software as the authorized test center. In this consumer market where weeks can determine success,
this confidence will allow you to attend to higher risk areas in your product’s market delivery.
Features
The MHL Source Compliance Test Software offers several features to simplify the validation of MHL
designs:
–– Test setup wizard for ease-of-use
–– MHL test suites for CTS 1.x, 2.x and newly released 3.2.
–– Backward data receive test calibrations
–– Automated scope measurement setup
–– Connection diagrams
–– Test results report generation
–– Pass/fail margin analysis
With the MHL electrical test software, you can use the same oscilloscope you use for everyday de-
bugging to perform automated testing and margin analysis based on the MHL-specified test checklist.
1. Mobile High-Definition Link (www.mhlconsortium.org)