TTA 2006 Annual Report

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IT Global Standardization & Certification
Contents
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Message
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Purpose of Establishment / TTA overview
06
History / Almanac 2006
22
Research on quality criteria and evaluation /
Research on testing facility improvement
and infrastructure enhancement
Establishment and revision of standards
07
Major Achievements - Standardization
23
Achievements in testing and certification services
08
Operating standardization committees
24
Participants in standardization activities
11
International standardization activities
25
13
Standardization planning and infrastructure
14
Standardization support activities
Organization chart / Secretariat /
2006 Statement of income and expenditures
Utilization of standards
15
Major Achievements - Testing & Certification
16
Testing & certification services
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28
List of major TTA standards
established and revised in 2006
List of certified products
l Messageㅣ
TTA will make every effort to cooperate with major standardization
& certification organizations and various forums to contribute to
the development of the global IT industry
Message from the President
Dear TTA members, standardization committees, and experts in standardization organizations from around
the world, I sincerely hope your continual passion for standardization brightens the future of IT.
Last year’
s IT environment, characterized by its continued convergence of wired and wireless, broadcasting
and telecommunication technologies, stood out more than anything else because of the user community’
s
participation. The tendency towards“individualization,”represented by Web 2.0 and UCC (User Created
Contents), will contribute to the rapid advancement of mobilization of contents and business functionality,
and ultimately, it will become the keyword for the future society that will accelerate‘All IP’environment.
Following its trend, Korea became the first country in the world to launch WiBro (June 2006), which is a
Korean developed commercial mobile Internet service adopted by IEEE as its standard. And with the WiBro
being recognized as ITU-R reference standard in September 2006, we’
re witnessing continual effort for
progress toward standardization.
Also, TTA standardization committee devised its current and mid-to-long-term standardization strategy for
2006 and TTA was able to establish and revise about 670 standards related to Open Service and IMTAdvanced standards as well as technical specifications based on 3GPPs global partnership agreements.
Meanwhile, in its endeavor to establish itself as an‘IT testing & certification hub’, TTA’
s testing &
certification laboratory is recognized as the CCF and WiMAX Forum Authorized Testing Laboratory and the
Bluetooth BQE, as well as implementing test-beds for RFID, ZigBee and DTV data broadcasting, hence
providing services in related sectors.
In the area of international cooperation, TTA has successfully hosted The 26th APT-SG meeting, The 3rd FG
IPTV meeting, ZigFest 2006, 3GPP2 meeting, and ITU-T SG17 meeting. In particular, TTA entered into an
MoU with OMA, and hosted the OMA General Assembly on Standardization 2007 in Seoul, thereby
contributing to international mobile Internet standardization.
Following the technology convergence, the future of IT will require ever increased inter-industry cooperation
among diverse sectors, such as BT, NT, entertainment, education, and etc. Accordingly, TTA expanded its
infrastructure for standardization and testing & certification, thereby effectively creating an efficient work
environment to facilitate cooperation serving not only the IT industry, but inter-industry convergence as well.
In 2007, TTA will continue to take an active role in ITU, GSC, 3GPPs and The CJK IT Standards meetings, and
make every effort to cooperate with major standardization & certification organizations and various forums to
contribute to the development of the global IT industry.
Thank you.
April 2007
TTA President
Kim, Won Sik
Purpose of Establishment / TTA overview
TTA seeks to contribute to the advancement of technology and the promotion of information and telecommunications
services and industry as well as the development of national economy by effectively establishing and providing
technical standards that reflect the latest domestic and international technological advances needed for the planning,
designing and operating of global end-to-end telecommunications and related information services that are in close
collaboration with companies, organizations and groups related to information and telecommunications such as
network operators, service providers, equipment manufacturers, academia, R&D institutes, etc.
04
05
History
1988. 1 2
TTA (Telecommunications Technology Association) established
2001. 0 7
Designated as Recommendations Referencing Organization by ITU-T
1989. 0 7
Signed an MoU with TTC in Japan to foster cooperation among regional
and national standardization organizations
2001. 1 2
Moved office building to Bundang and opened IT Testing & Certification Lab.
(transfer of the related department in ETRI to TTA)
(as of 2005 : ATIS and TIA in the US, ETSI in Europe, TTC/ARIB in Japan, ISACC in Canada)
2002. 0 8
Launched the VeriTest - TTA International SW Quality Certification services
2002. 1 0
Signed an MoU with CableLabs, a US-based open cable testing &
certification body
2002. 1 1
Signed an MoU for collaboration in the
‘CJK IT Standards Meeting’
(TTA, CCSA, TTC, ARIB)
2003. 0 5
Acquired BQTF qualification for Bluetooth
2004. 0 3
Acquired CATL qualification from US-based CTIA for CDMA mobile telephony
(TTA, ARIB, CCSA, TIA, TTC)
2004. 1 0
2001. 0 1
Entrusted with the management of IT standardization projects by the MIC
(Ministry of Information and Communication)
Launched a GSM mobile phone testing & certification services and acquired
the qualification for membership of Europe GCF
2005. 6 /7
Two standards for Terrestrial DMB adopted as European Standards by ETSI
2001. 0 1
Launched a service for GS (Good Software) certification
2005. 1 2
WiBro technology adopted as a standard by IEEE
1992. 0 8
Reincorporated as a legal corporation
(Article 30 of the Framework Act on Telecommunications)
1992. 1 1
Joined the GSC (Global Standards Collaboration)
1997. 0 1
Extended standardization tasks to all IT areas
1998. 1 2
Signed an MoU for the 3GPP (Third-generation Partnership Project)
(TTA, ARIB, CCSA, ETSI, ATIS,TTC)
1999. 0 1
Signed an MoU for the 3GPP2 (Third-Generation Partnership Project 2)
Almanac 2006
Hosted the 2006 ZigBee ZigFest international interoperability testing event
January
Acquired license as qualified CCF (CDMA Certification Forum) testing laboratory
June
Established 32 standards, including Cross-Certification standard for the WiBro
Mobile Internet Service (48th Technical Assembly)
Confirmed 70 IT standard terminology as well as the e-Waste Handling guideline
First certification issued to a domestic manufacturer for digital cable TV limited access module
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Signed an MoU with OMA for mutual cooperation for standardization, e.g. mutual
reference to standards
- Laid the foundation for global standardization of the mobile Internet
First in the world to provide digital TV data broadcasting testing & certification services
First DAPOT Certification for digital data broadcasting receiver issued to provide
consumer protection
February
World’
s first terrestrial data broadcasting receiver certification issued to Samsung Electronics
- TTA issued ACAP middleware certification
July
- Assumed 4 leadership roles such as visiting researcher from ETRI taking the vice chair position
Hosted the‘International 3GPP2 Meeting’in Jeju Island (South Korea).
- Main topic : IMT-Advanced standardization
Entered into an agreement with the WiMAX Forum for certification and testing,
accelerating WiBro certification and testing
Recognized as qualified WiMAX Forum certification testing laboratory
Hosted the 26th APT-SG(Asia Pacific Tele-community-Study Group) (Seoul, South Korea)
Adopted three TTA standards, including the RFID Privacy Protection Guideline
(47th Technical Assembly)
- Main topic : Disaster communication and Telecommunication policies of the Asia
Pacific Region
- Appointed Prof. Lee Joon-Won of Andong National University as the chairman
Appointed 13 SPMs (Standardization Project Managers) in response to 2006’
s
IT839 strategy
March
Formed an international IT standardization expert pool (272 experts) and selected IT
standardization Fora (33) for 2006
Initiated free technical standardization consulting services to small-to-medium IT firms
August
Initiated RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) certification
September
Appointed to host 2007 OMA Technical Assembly in Seoul (19~24 August 2007)
October
Hosted IT Forum Korea 2006
Hosted ITU-T SG17 meeting in Jeju Island (South Korea).
May
Participated in the 11th Global Standardization Committee (GSC) meeting (Chicago, USA).
- Selected Digital Mobile Multimedia Broadcasting as a new HIS
Adopted DMB Traffic & Travel Information (DMB TTI) and Limited Access System
as TTA standards (49th Technical Assembly)
Hosted ITU-T IPTV Global Technical WS and the 3rd FG IPTV (Busan, South Korea)
November
- Total of 35 local technologies in the information security sector reflected as the
international standards
Confirmed to start International ZigBee testing service in May
TTA's WiBroTM standard approved as a reference standard for ITU-R international
standards (ITU-R SG8 meeting)
Created CR (cognitive radio) and Satellite Broadcasting project group
(56th Coordination Committee)
Participated in the 6th CJK IT Standards meeting (Hangzhou, China)
- Laid foundation for cooperation in CJK RFID standardization (N-ID WG established)
- Joint survey of CJK de-facto standardization organizations
Hosted ITU-R SG6 meeting (Seoul, South Korea)
- Reflected draft Terrestrial DMB Disaster Broadcasting standard
First in Korea to be Recognized as the Bluetooth BQE
(Bluetooth Qualification Expert / Lee Gang-Hae)
Established IPTV and Post PC project groups (54th Coordination Committee)
April
Initiate the first ITU-T IPTV meeting (Geneva, Switzerland)
- Commenced global standardization of IPTV technology
Held RFID Interoperability testing (ION)
Established a standardization roadmap for 37 key technologies related to the IT389 strategy
December
Published IT Dictionary (6th edition) and Eeasy IT glossary
Held award ceremony for the 2nd IT Standardization Thesis Competition (10 awards)
Adopted 332 TTA standards, e.g. IPv6 technology in WiBro (50th Technical Assembly)
Global Standardization
Standardization
ㅣMajor Achievementsㅣ
Operating
standardization
committees
International
standardization
activities
Standardization
support activities
Standardization
planning and
infrastructure
From‘ Follower’
to‘ Leader’
in international standardization
Aiming to respond promptly to the various evolving, fusing and converging IT technologies, TTA develops
standards in all areas of IT to provide industry specific standards and convenience to industries and consumers.
Particularly, in line with the IT839 strategy, TTA continues its effort for standardization in areas such as WiBroTM,
DMB, Telematics, and home networks to meet the complex needs of users. At the same time, standardization efforts
are also being concentrated in areas such as public disaster communication and broadcasting standards, as well as
other leading technologies such as Cognitive Radio.
Technical Assembly (TA) and Coordination Committee (CC)
Chairperson : Yoon Jong-lok / Senior Executive Vice President, Growing Business Group, KT
The task of both the Technical Assembly and Coordination Committee is to
adjust, review, and adopt TTAS and standardization projects that are proposed
by individuals or groups through thorough examination of proposed items.
In 2006, Technical Assembly and Coordination Committee each convened four
times and their major accomplishments include establishment of 421 standards
in diverse areas such as biometrics, IPv6, DMB, and intelligent service robots,
as well as revising 250 standards and publishing 10 technical reports. In
addition, 36 of new or revised standards are to be recommended as national
standards. Meanwhile, a total of 891 new standardization projects in 2006 were
adopted, and a total of 80 standardization projects that are no longer necessary
due to the technological trend development were abolished. However, in an
effort to drive leading and efficient standardization activity, new standardization
committees for IPTV, next-generation PC, Cognitive Radio, and satellite
broadcasting were created.
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Common Infrastructure Technical Committee (TC1)
Chairperson : Chung Kyo-Il / Director, Information Security Research
Division, Convergence Security Group, ETRI
The Common Infrastructure Technical Committee (TC1) is in charge of
standardization of common infrastructure elements in the IT sector, and it
consists of 9 project groups (information security, internet security, biometrics,
welfare communication, disaster management, SoC, embedded S/W, open S/W,
and DRM) that prepare and review draft standards in their respective areas.
In 2006, TC1 established 18 standards in information security infrastructure
area, including the‘Duplicated Joining Verification Information for Confirmable
Service of the Person Himself’to assist internet service providers to prevent
users from having duplicated subscription. TC1 also established 9 standards in
Internet security area, including‘A guide for Network Security Management,’
which will serve as a security guide for network administrators, and 3 standards
in biometrics area including‘Biometrics Terminology’intended to unify the
biometrics lexicon used in Korea. In the welfare communications area, TC1
established 3 standards including‘Automatic Teller Machine Accessibility
Guidelines 1.0’to promote the convenience of the visually impaired and
physically challenged, and 2 standards for disaster management including
‘Satellite Multimedia Network Access Specifications for PPDR (Physical Layer)’
to support multimedia services in emergencies or disasters. In connection with
IT839, TC1 established 8 standards, including the‘Numbering System of
Semiconductor IP’for revitalization of semiconductor distribution in the SoC
Telecommunication Technical Committee (TC2)
Chairperson: Min Kyoung-seon / Assistant Vice President, Solution
Development Team, BcN Businness Unit, KT
area, and‘Security Reference Model for an Embedded Operating System’in the
embedded S/W area, which enables developers of embedded operating systems
to consider security prior to the development. In addition, TC1 established‘Linux
Server/Desktop Specification 2.0’for implementation of localized Linux in the open
S/W area, and 2 standards in digital rights management (DRM), which was added
in December 2005, including‘Integrating Framework of DRM System and Image
Fingerprinting System’for tracing illegally copied image contents. As one of TC1’s
responsibility is to focus on ITU-T SG17 (information security) area for international
standardization, TC1 contributed to the successful hosting of the SG17
international standardization meeting in Korea in April 2006, and it resulted in
reviewing, analyzing and responding 29 Korean developed ITU draft
recommendations and overseas information security standards.
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The Telecommunication Technical Committee (TC2) has a total of 17 project
groups in charge of standardization in the areas of optical transmission, optical
Internet, network management, NGN, active Internet, signaling, VoIP, billing and
interconnection, IPv6, IAR, LAN, digital home, service quality, grounding, outside
plant, Ethernet, and IPTV. In particular, NGN, VoIP, IPv6, digital home, and IPTV
project groups work for standardization in their respective areas in response to the
IT839 strategy.
In 2006, TC2 established or revised a total of 169 standards, including optical
communication standards, MPLS and GMPLS related standards, parlay standards,
number portability between Internet phones (VoIP) and wired phones standards,
BcN standard model V2.0 standards, IP address system standards, and digital
home platform standards.
In particular, the BcN standard model V2.0 standard is intended to present a
guideline for commercial integrated broadband network in which TC2 presented
the final technical items and considerations along with a demonstration of BcN
network service in Korea. Additionally, TC2 laid the foundation for leading
international standardization by working simultaneously on domestic and
international standardization, and contributing to NGN standards such as the
PSDN/ISDN emulation structure, NGN requirements, and the functional structure
as international standards to ITU-T SG13.
Through the activities related to SG2, SG3, SG4, SG6, SG11, SG12, SG13, SG15,
SG16, SG17 in ITU-T, and FG (Focus Group) IPTV, which will exist temporarily until
July 2007, TC2 contributes to the internationalization of domestic standards and
adversely adopts international standards as domestic standards, and thereby
maintaining and amending exiting domestic telecommunication related standards.
Radio & Broadcasting Technical Committee (TC3)
Chairperson: Kim Young-Kyun / Senior Vice President, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
The Radio & Broadcasting Technical Committee (TC3) is in charge of
standardization of wireless communication technologies including radio,
broadcasting, and mobile communication, and consists of 14 project groups: nextgeneration mobile communication, 2.3GHz mobile internet, wireless LAN, WPAN,
LBS, digital TV, DMB, digital cable, wireless measurement, telematics/ITS,
RFID/USN, data broadcasting, satellite broadcasting and Cognitive Radio.
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In 2006, TC3 established 402 standards (including technical specifications) in the
areas of mobile internet, DMB and RFID. TC3 laid the foundation for establishing
a stable WiBro service by revising the test criteria for mobile internet
compatibility, and established the transportation and travel information service as
well as the conditional access standard to support the paid service model of
terrestrial DMB. Additionally, TC3 established standards for mobile RFID, which
is an important technology for reinvigorating the B2C service, thereby revitalizing
related industries. In addition, TC3 newly installed the satellite broadcasting
project group to accommodate next-generation digital satellite broadcasting
technology, and a project group for Cognitive Radio standardization, which is an
emerging technology for increased utilization of frequency bandwidth. These
project groups are expected to operate in full swing starting in 2007. With
respect to international standardization, TC3 reinforced the regional cooperation
by leading the CJK B3G standardization and creating N-ID working group. TC3
has also been active in standardization of broadband wireless connection
technology such as wireless LAN and WPAN, and standardization of
infrastructure technology such as wireless measurement, as well as
broadcasting standardization such as digital TV and data broadcasting. TC3 will
continue to put its effort in these areas through 2007 as well.
IT Application Technical Committee (TC4)
Chairperson: Kim Eun / Vice President, IT Performance Management
Division, National Information Society Agency
The IT Application Technical Committee (TC4) is in charge of IT applications and
next-generation services, and consists of 11 project groups: web, multimedia
application, e-commerce, public information, meta data, S/W component, grid,
S/W quality evaluation, intelligent service robot, distributed resource information
management, and next-generation PCs.
In addition to IT application standardization, TC4 has been working on the
establishment of IT application standards, conformance/interoperability/performance
test standards, trend analysis of ISO/IEC JTC1, responding to ITU-T SG16, and
maintaining previously established IT application standards.
Its research results for 2006 include“a standard interface for communication
between robot servers”,“low-powered real-time operating system for nextgeneration PCs”, and“software accessibility guideline.”TC4 established and
revised a total of 115 standards including the object IT protocol for URC
client/server-based mobile robots, and submitted one technical report.
The roles of individual project groups are clearly defined and cooperate closely
with each other in their standardization efforts. TC4 participates in de-facto
standardization organizations such as OMG, GGF, W3C, OASIS and itSMF, as
well as international standardization organizations such as ISO/IEC JTC1 and ITUT to makes every effort to comprehend the trends in standardization.
Also, with its effort to revitalize standardization in Korea, the TC4 establishes
standardization plans, prepares and reviews draft standards, develops own
standards, and quickly accommodates technical information related standards
established by international standardization organizations to incorporate them
into its own standards.
In 2006, TTA took an active part in the CJK IT Standards Meeting, GSC, 3GPPs, ITU and ASTAP, and hosted the 26th
APT SG meeting in Seoul, thereby contributing a great deal to regional and international standardization activities.
Korea’
s TTA, China’
s CCSA, Japan’
s ARIB, and TTC participates in the CJK IT Standards Meeting in which the
participants discuss cooperation in standardization related to cutting-edge technologies such as next-generation
mobile communication (B3G), next-generation network (NGN), and the newly created network-based RFID (N-ID).
The 13th CJK B3G WG meeting was held in Seoul in November 2006 and topics and issues pertaining to system
requirements and core technologies of B3G were widely discussed. In addition, the standardization organization of
the three countries worked on the joint B3G ‘whitepaper’ that began in early 2006, and completed the draft for
system requirements. The CJK ‘whitepaper’ covering system requirements and core technologies is scheduled to
be completed in July 2007.
From May 29 to June 2, 2006, TTA attended the 11th Global Standards Collaboration (GSC) meeting held in
Chicago, USA, and discussed technical cooperation in key standardization areas and high interest subjects, such as
NGN and next-generation mobile communication along with major standardization organizations around the world.
ITU-T FG IPTV meeting
ITU-T FG IPTV is in charge of IPTV international standardization and is currently working on a total of 12 standards:
IPTV requirements, service scenario, QoS, middleware, etc. The Korean delegates took active role in the FG IPTV
meetings with the Korea chair group (1 vice-chairperson, 2 WG chairpersons) playing a central role. Together, they
submitted a total of 74 national and sector contributions at 2 meetings, and had them successfully reflected. In
particular, the 2nd FG IPTV meeting was held in Busan, Korea, attracting 207 professionals from 18 countries. 6
WGs reviewed and discussed 153 contributions, where the meeting was said to be very successful.
The FG IPTV will expire at the 5th and final meeting in 2007, and its parent group, the ITU-T SG13, will take over to
continue its standardization activities.
Hosting of ITU-T SG17 international standardization meetings in Korea
SG17, a study group of ITU-T in charge of international standardization of data communication technology,
information security and software, met at the Jeju Grand Hotel from April 19 to April 28, 2006, where a total of 110
people attended the meeting. The Korean delegation to the Jeju meeting, headed by Mr. Chin Byung-Moon (TTA’
s
Vice President and Chairman of SG17), consisting of over 30 standardization experts participated in the meeting and
led international standardization in areas such as multicast, security management, biometrics, safe communication
service, and SPAM responses. The meeting resulted in a total of 35 domestic technologies being reflected as
international standards and a new vice-rapporteur was appointed for Q.7 as well as 5 additional editors being added.
In particular, the decision was made to promote 4 domestically developed draft standards such as RMCP-2 (relayed
multicast protocol) and X.homesec-1 (security technology framework for home networks) to the national consent
stage where they became the international standards at the following ITU-T SG17 meeting held from December
6~15, 2006, Geneva.
CJK NGN WG had a total of 7 meetings since its initial meeting in July 2004. Its major achievements include
establishing an editing team in the working group and joint editing of key ITU-T recommendations. In addition, the
CJK NGN WG discussed detailed scenario for the 3-country NGN test-bed, and defined the testing structure and
scenario between Korea’
s ETRI and China’
s CCSA. At the 6th CJK Standard Meeting held in April 2006 the CJK
NGN WG agreed to form a CJK N-ID WG (CJK network-based RFID standard working group), and accordingly, an
agreement was made to change the name of the working group to N-ID (Network aspects of IDs) as well as
confirming the ToR at the first meeting held in October 2006.
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Fosterage of international IT standardization experts
The international IT standardization expert training project began in 2001 for the purpose of acquiring and providing
the latest information on standards and early adoption of domestic technologies as international standards. The
project started with 100 experts and increased to 272 experts in 2006. They form the‘expert pool’that, among
other purposes, have been endeavoring to make Korean standards adopted as international standards. TTA has
actively supported their efforts and it resulted in the increase of the number of seats in the leadership group of
international standardization meetings from 16 in 2001 to 141 in 2006, amounting to 103 person, and the number of
contributions increased from 31 in 2001 to 445 in 2006.
⊙ Activity status of international IT standardization experts
IT international standard experts selected (person)
International meetings (persons)
Number of applications
Contributions submitted
Seats in the chairperson group
12
49 49 69 6
2000
6
1 0 0 80 1 2 4 3 1
16
152 124 224 116 29
2001
188 130 228 140 42
2002
2003
228 140 211 270 97 seats / 274 128 255 376 131 seats /
2004
272 139 343 445 141 seats /
92 person
74 person
2005
103 person
2006
ITU support activities
In 2006, TTA concentrated on stabilization of the「Korea ITU Committee」, which was expanded to include ITU-T
and ITU-D, encouraging the government and industry/university/research experts to take an active part in the
committee, further reinforcing their ability to respond to international standardization.
The committee came up with responses to international standardization after analyzing over 150 (ITU-R : 87, ITU-T :
70) research projects in 2006, and studied on how to keep domestic technologies and standards up-to-date by
comparing 160 or so ITU-R recommendations with domestic regulations.
On the basis of these activities, national delegation was organized 77 times, who submitted 284 contributions to
respond to major standardization issues and held the ITU-T information security (SG17) standardization meeting and
the IPTV standardization meeting (FG IPTV) in Korea, thereby helping Korea take a leadership position in
standardization.
In addition, TTA sent a total of 205 ITU circulars, which further reinforced the Government’
s ITU administration role.
⊙ ITU Activities related to global standardization
No. of meetings
attended
No. of
participants
Contributions
submitted
ITU-R
45
170
72
ITU-T
23
197
202
ITU-D
9
139
10
Total
77
506
284
Standardization planning and infrastructure
Establishment of mid-to-long-term IT standardization plans
The IT Standardization Committee formulated both a yearly plan for 2007 and a mid-term plan for the period of 2007
to 2009. In addition, the IT Standardization Committee, the IT standardization strategy forum, international
standardization experts, and new growth engine PM(Project Manager) all participated to select 36 technical
standardization areas including the‘IT839 strategy’and established a 3-year mid-to-long-term plan. They drew up
the‘IT839 strategy standardization roadmap’that contained the schedule for the development of domestic
technical standards, and presents a strategy and direction for domestic and international standardization.
Analysis of IT standardization implementation systems
To respond to the changes in the international standardization environment in a timely manner, TTA analyzed the
change of international standards trend, standardization systems and strategies of major countries to devise a
countermeasures against issues concerning trade regulations and IPR that have been caused by the new standards.
In particular, to help better understand the standardization systems, procedures, and regulations of major
standardization organizations, TTA developed its‘IT Standardization System Analysis, National and Key
Standardization Organizations’booklet, and to help further public understanding of IT standardization, TTA published
the‘IT Standardization Handbook’,‘IPR Rulebooks of Major Standardization Organizations’
, and‘Guide to IT
Standardization Rules’
.
IT standardization strategy forum
In 2006, TTA assisted 33 forums that were related to the IT839 strategy and about 3,600 corporate members and
12,000 professionals were involved in the fora activities. As a result, 270 forum standards and 520 international
contributions were submitted.
In April, the
「IT Forum Korea 2006」was successfully held with 32 strategy fora participation. TTA also distributed
the「IT Standardization System Analysis, de-facto Standardization Organizations, 2006 Edition」 and presented
direction for domestic and overseas de-facto standardization activities.
Since 2000, TTA has assisted IT standardization strategy forum to strategically respond to de-facto international
standardizations, to reinvigorate domestic standardization in the private sector, and to provide opportunities for
information exchange among standardization experts in industries, academia, and research laboratories.
Standardization of IT Terminology
TTA identifies new IT terms and arranges/modifies them to provide a unified lexicon to facilitate communication and
understanding within the Korean language. TTA is working to standardize IT terminology to help the general public
better understand IT and contribute to the development of IT technology in the future. In 2006, TTA published the
6th edition of its IT Dictionary and CD-ROM (ver 3.0), and added 95 purely Korean terms as well as international
standard terms.
IT standardization education
To enhance the general public’
s awareness of IT standardization and encourage users of standards to utilize IT
standards more often, TTA held a total of 11 technical seminars and workshops that attracted 1,037 attendees. TTA
also held two IT international standardization expert training seminar that attracted 99 attendees. Those seminars
were intended to teach not only theoretical background but also to help attendees acquire a working-level
knowledge necessary to participate in the international standardization meetings. Additionally, two presentations on
IT intellectual property rights drew 155 attendees and three special lectures on IT standardization for university
students drew 202 attendees.
IT standardization thesis competition
For the purpose of promoting a standardization research environment among the general pubic and university
students, and to possibly discover excellent draft standards, TTA hosted the 2nd‘IT Standardization Thesis Contest,
2006’
. 27 thesis were submitted for one of two topics,‘International Standardization Strategies by Strategic IT
Sector, and Policy Direction’
, or‘IT Standardization in Consideration of IPR’
, and 10 thesis were conferred awards.
The award-winners will be actively reflected in domestic and overseas standardization activities and help lay the
foundation for the development of IT technology in Korea.
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Standardization support activities
IT technical standard consulting service
To encourage international standardization activities and R&D among small businesses and venture firms in Korea, a
pool of 272 IT international standardization experts was commissioned. The pool of experts is responsible for
providing their expertise to implementing TTA technical standards and explaining how to respond to trends in IT
international standardization. A total of 157 experts have participated in this service for the past 5 years and the
consulting service was provided to 206 small IT firms free of charge. In 2006, free consulting and seminars were
offered to help small businesses within the IT839 framework to cope with their standardization challenges, thus
helping to bridge the digital divide as well as enhancing competitiveness.
Participating experts (persons)
Count
51
51
35
30
40
39
37
29
26
25
14
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Dissemination of technical information
TTA collected about 2,500 volumes of information and materials regarding local and overseas information and
communication standards, IT technology and market trends, and has offered them for public viewing. In particular,
as digitalization trends require, TTA reinforced its collection and utilized its full-text domestic and overseas
databases to provide information with increased speed and convenience. In addition, TTA participated in major
domestic IT events and put in its efforts on disseminating and publicizing key publications such as the IT Dictionary
and textbooks on standards.
TTA participated in the IITA Integrated Information System Project as it had done in the previous year and translated
80 TTAS into English which have been entered in its extensive database. TTA also joined the new UCI-based
knowledge information project of IITA and also took an active role in the IT information sharing and cooperation
projects with related agencies, thereby contributing a great deal to the local IT informatization efforts.
Global Testing & Certification
Testing & Certification
ㅣMajor Achievementsㅣ
Testing &
certification
services
Research on
quality criteria and
evaluation
Research on
Testing facility
improvement
and infrastructure
enhancement
World-Class testing & certification authority
Since its opening in December, 2001, the TTA’
s Testing and Certification Laboratory has been engaged in a variety of activities in
what can be viewed as three tracks. First, TTA reinforced the competitiveness of the IT industry by providing various testing and
certification services for various networks, software, digital broadcasting and mobile communication products made by small and
medium-sized IT companies and venture firms. Second, TTA induced performance and quality improvement of high-tech
products developed by small and medium-sized IT companies and venture firms by implementing and operating a large-scale
testing facility (test-bed) where their cutting-edge products can be tested efficiently. And third, TTA provided technical consulting
and support services for small and medium-sized IT companies and venture firms.
In 2006, in a bid to effectively support the IT839 strategy being driven by the MIC (Ministry of Information and Communications)
in its search of new economic growth engines and improve the quality and performance of domestic IT products, TTA provided
testing and certification services for a wide range of IT products such as WiBro, WCDMA, ZigBee and URC robots, in
accordance with its master plan for building an IT testing and certification hub infrastructure formulated in 2005.
Major testing and certification activities
> Network
16
TTA has been successfully providing Bluetooth testing services for mobile phones and accessories
since it became the internationally accredited Bluetooth testing laboratory, the BQTF (Bluetooth
Qualification Test Facility), in 2003. With the increasing demand for the Bluetooth certification by
the major mobile handset manufacturers in Korea, TTA is now recognized as the leading BQTF in
Asia-Pacific region. Also, TTA started the international ZigBee certification and testing services in
cooperation with NTS (National Technical Systems) in 2006, and as a result, TTA provided 355
testing services and 99 certification services in 2006.
TTA’
s Network testing and certification covers four wireless network areas (Bluetooth, ZigBee, ITS,
wireless LAN) and three wired network areas (Home network, LAN/MAN, MMoIP). From 2006, TTA
has its own BQE (Bluetooth Qualification Expert) and TTA began providing international ZigBee
certification services through a cooperation agreement with NTS. In addition, TTA conducted
interoperability tests for ZigBee, IPv6, RFID, and VoIP, which provided manufacturers with
opportunities to examine their IT products under development in advance.
TTA is now planning
to develop a new
testing and certification
services in the filed
of next-generation
PC, intelligent robot,
and UWB (Ultra Wide
Band) technologies to
be in line with the
Korean government's
IT839 strategy.
> SW
> Digital broadcasting
As a testing and certification laboratory for the digital broadcasting area, TTA is providing testing and
certification services for the entire digital broadcasting area including terrestrial, satellite, cable and
data broadcasting. Starting with the implementation of the RF performance test system
environment of 2006, TTA will extend its service to DMB (Digital Multimedia Broadcasting) by
offering DMB testing and certification services in 2007, along with expansion of the data service
infrastructure. TTA is also planning to support the growth of not only the existing broadcasting area,
but also the industries related to broadcasting convergence area by extending its service to include
HANA devices, HDMI interface, and IPTV middleware.
In digital broadcasting, TTA provided a total of 148 cases of testing and certification services in 2006
(7 certifications, 141 testing services), as well as development support, functional and performance
testing, and interoperability testing services.
In data broadcasting, TTA launched standard conformance testing & certification for terrestrial data
broadcasting middleware (ACAP) and cable data broadcasting middleware (OCAPTM). Starting with
certification of 4 models, TTA’
s service in this area will get into full stride next year. In particular,
As the first local SW quality certification laboratory authorized by the Korean government (Article 13
of the SW Industry Promotion Act), TTA has been providing testing and certification services for the
entire SW area, and joining hands with U.S.-based VeriTest , TTA also offers VeriTest international
certification service.
In 2006, TTA conducted 354 SW quality tests, 219 GS certifications, and 4 VeriTest certifications,
totaling 577 cases of testing and certifying. This was an increase of 32.6% in tests and 66.4% in
certifications compared to previous year. In addition, the Guidelines on Enforcement of Estimated
Annual Expenditure of the Ministry of Planning and Budget were revised, and it is expected that the
subcontracting with SW project of governmental offices will be prohibited according to the guidelines.
The MIC’
s Notification on SW Technology Competitiveness Assessment was revised and SW with a
GS certificate will receive additional points when public SW vendors are evaluated for the selection of
SW provider for governmental offices. Now these programs are being supported systematically.
Additionally, TTA evaluated large-scale SI projects for the Court, the Ministry of Planning and Budget,
the Supreme Public Prosecutor’
s Office, the National Police Agency, the National Election
Commission, and the National Emergency Management Agency.
TTA provided SW quality consulting services to domestic small-sized SW companies on 677
occasions, and held 9 breakfast meetings and seminars to present its plans to reinforce
competitiveness through SW quality certification. To promote the SW quality certification system and
certified products, TTA participated in SEK 2006 and SOFTEXPO/DCF 2006 with its own GS
certification booth.
On 22 August 2006, TTA entered into an MoU with the Information Technology Professionals
Association of Korea (IPAK) to evaluate participants who have attended the Korean SW competition.
In addition, TTA cooperated with local agencies in Daegu, Daejeon, Chungcheong-bukdo, Jeju,
Incheon, Jeonju, Anyang, Busan to support the cost of acquiring GS certification, thereby helping
local companies better appreciate the significance of quality, and provide them with an opportunity
to improve the quality of their products.
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TTA is in the process of researching and developing test suites for ACAP testing & certification
jointly with data broadcasting receiver manufacturers and application developers, and further
continue to upgrade the test suites to broaden its test coverage.
In the area of DMB, TTA held three interoperability testing events with over 80 companies
participating in an effort to verify backward compatibility to prepare for the revision of DMB
standard and identify potential problems that may arise by introducing new services such as BIFS.
In addition, TTA completed its implementation of the system for RF performance tests, began to
offer testing and certification services, and is planning to expand the testing and certification
infrastructure by developing testing standards for data service (TPEG, BIFS, BWS, Slideshow,
middleware, etc.) next year to provide full-scale DMB testing and certification services, and thereby
contributing to the invigoration of DMB industry and improvement of receiver quality.
> Mobile communications
18
In mobile communication, TTA provided testing and certification services for CDMA, GSM,
WCDMA, WiBro mobile phones and terminals. With regard to testing for CDMA mobile phones,
TTA acquired the CATL (CTIA Accreditation Testing Lab) accreditation in 2004, and in January 2006,
TTA was authorized as certified testing laboratory from CCF (CDMA Certification Forum), which is a
new testing and certification organization established to solve the issues of the long testing period
of the conventional testing system and integrate the diverse terminal testing and certification
systems of different countries. TTA now provides CTIA, TRAC A and CCF testing & certification
services for mobile phones for exportation. As for testing of mobile phones for domestic carriers,
TTA conducts quality tests in accordance with international standards. In CDMA area, TTA
conducted a total of 56 tests and certifications in 2006.
With regards to GSM and WCDMA, TTA acquired the GCF (Global Certification Forum) accreditation
in WCDMA in September 2006, and was qualified as an official testing lab by the North American
PTCRB (PCS Type Certification Review Board) in October 2006. Accordingly, TTA is now able to
perform global certification and testing services for WCDMA mobile phones as well as
GSM/(E)GPRS mobile phones. Performance in testing and certification improved a great deal as the
number of tests and certifications increased from 65 in 2005 to 125 in 2006, registering a
remarkable growth. In addition, TTA held the GCF international meeting for the first time in Korea in
October 2006, which enhanced TTA’
s reputation across the globe.
In WiMAX, TTA had became the 2nd international testing laboratory (WFDCL: WiMAX Forum
Designated Certification Lab.) in February 2006 and signed the official WiMAX Forum-TTA
agreement in July 2006. Since then, TTA has been preparing to provide international testing and
certification services in mobile WiMAX area.
A special attention should be noted at the fact that TTA was awarded an important role of validating
testing equipment to be used for international testing and certification in Wave 1 area by the
WiMAX Forum in October 2006, and TTA is now conducting validation tests for 4 equipments at
Spain’
s AT4Wireless (formerly Cetecom Spain). This is an important procedure because equipment
that passes the validation test can be used as the WiMAX-authorized equipment. This also proves
that TTA’
s technical competence and advancement in WiMAX has been recognized internationally.
TTA will continue to implement HSDPA, HSUPA and WFDCL testing equipment, facilities and
environments on the basis of its existing 2G and 3G testing and certification services, and TTA will do its
best to contribute to helping the domestic mobile communication industry to preempt the global market.
International and Domestic Cooperation in testing and certification
TTA entered into technical cooperation partnership agreement and MoU on testing and certification with key
international and domestic IT-related organizations aiming at expanding the scope of TTA testing and certification,
creating stable market demand through increased credibility, and enhancing public awareness of TTA certification.
Area
International
cooperation
Name
Description
Date
Tolly Group
Use of Tolly certification license and transferring advance technology
2002.6.24
Agilent
Supply testing equipment and technology
2000.7.16
Spirent
Supply testing equipment and technology
2002.12.13
Cetecom Spain
Cooperation in Radiation Spurious Emission Testing
2003.3.6
NTS
Network
2002.3.28
BMT(Bench Mark Testing ) service
2002.5.21
Dacom
2002.9.4
SK Tech
Cooperation in Bluetooth testing and certification
2004.10.20
KOLAS
Bluetooth Testing and 1W standby power area
2002.7.11, 2003.6.24,
2005.11.29
Bluetooth SIG
International Bluetooth testing & certification service
2003.5.7, 2006. 3.30
IPv6 Committee
International IPv6 testing service
2005.3.4
Area
Name
Description
Date
International
cooperation
VeriTest
International TTA-VeriTest certification
2001.12.1
¨
TUViT
Exchange testing and certification technology
2002.10.10
Korea Education and Research
Information Service
Educational SW Testing service
2003.6.18
Korea Institute for Defense Analyses
National defense project testing service
2003.10.28
SW
Samsung SDS SW purchasing testing service
Korea IT Rental Industry Association Rental SW purchasing testing service
2004.8.24
Daegu Digital Industry Promotion Agency Testing service for the software development companies in Daegu
Information Technology Professionals Korea SW Awards pre-testing service
Association of Korea
2005.5.31
Area
Name
Description
Date
International
cooperation
CableLabs
Cooperation in standardization and testing, and digital broadcasting testing and certification 2002.10.31
MTC
Cooperation in digital broadcasting testing and certification
2005.10.28
Domestic
cooperation
KDMC
2004.9.7
K-Labs
2004.9.23
Area
Name
Description
Date
International
cooperation
7Layers
Agreement for technical cooperation in GSM mobile phone testing
2004.3.12
BABT
Agreement for technical cooperation in GSM mobile phones
2004.11.30
Domestic
cooperation
Hyundai Calibration &
Certification Technologies
Agreement for technical cooperation in GSM mobile phones
2004.10.28
KOLAS
Testing service in receiver sensitivity, MMS, etc. (CDMA, GSM and WCDMA)
2003.6.24/10.28, 2004.12.28,
2005.11.29, 2006.9.1
CTIA
International testing service for U.S.-bound CDMA mobile phones
2004.3.23
GCF
International testing service for Europe-bound GSM/WCDMA mobile phones
2004.9.30
PTCRB
International testing service for U.S.-bound GSM/WCDMA mobile phones
2005.2.11/2006.10.11
CCF
International testing service for CDMA mobile phones
2006.1.18
WiMAX Forum
International testing service for WiBro(Mobile-WiMAX) mobile phones
2006.2.22
Domestic
cooperation
Internationally
accredited
testing
Samsung SDS
2004.11.11
2006.8.22
Hanaro Telecom
Internationally
accredited
testing & certification
Mobile
communications
2006.4.6
KT
Domestic
cooperation
Digital
broadcasting
Cooperation in ZigBee testing and certification
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Research on quality criteria and evaluation
’quality standards research
Internet service providers’
TTA has been providing systematic support through Internet phone service provider quality certification to ensure a
certain level of voice quality, and as part of this effort, TTA has operated the SLA (Service Level Agreement) system for
Internet phone service with the aim of protecting the rights and benefits of users, as well as to continuously improve
the quality of carriers’
networks by selecting quality criteria, items and indexes suited to the domestic Internet phone
environment.
Also, the Internet phone terminal certification system, one of the most important elements of the quality of Internet
phone service intended to introduce the quality certification system for Internet phone terminals, is instrumental in
testing basic performance and functionality of terminals used on the Internet phone network according to the needs of
service providers and industry.
SW quality evaluation methodology standardization research
TTA has successfully developed SW quality evaluation standards for the use in the industry and has recently formulated
a mid-to-long-term plan for standardization of software quality evaluation methodology. TTA has also developed three
standard models including the software usability standardization model. In addition, TTA established 6 TTA group
standards, such as the package software usability evaluation guide, and participated in ISO/IEC JTC1 SC7 WG6 and
SC27 WG11 international standard meetings, and proposed one international standard related to MPEG-7.
IT service quality evaluation
20
TTA analyzed and reported the results of the self-measured voice call and wireless data of new IT service quality
evaluation and mobile phone service providers submitted to TTA by the service providers.
WCDMA service quality measurement was conducted in limited areas in Seoul (6 districts), metropolitan areas (6
cities), selected megalopolis (12 districts), and 6 provincial government cities and the results revealed nearly the same
level of quality as that of existing mobile communication services.
As for VoIP telephony, TTA measured Internet phone quality of 7 service providers, and all 7 service providers satisfied
the quality evaluation criteria. Also, TTA conducted trial measurements in 2006 to determine evaluation criteria and
methodology for WiBro service quality.
In addition, TTA entrusted a professional agency to conduct an independent survey to measure and evaluate the quality
of mobile communication services of each carrier as perceived by individual users.
IT standard testing methodologies research
TTA published a book on the findings after TTA analyzed schemes and procedures implemented in advanced countries
to establish a scheme capable of providing world-class testing and certification services for IT standards, and conducted
a market research to provide high demand services in a timely manner.
TTA also established and operated the quality system in conformance with ISO/IEC 17025, revised 6 quality
procedures, and acquired international testing lab accreditations from CCF, WiMAX Forum, KOLAS and PTCRB.
Additionally, to alleviate inconveniences caused by different interfaces among manufacturers and to increase user
benefits, TTA standardized the integrated I/O connection interface for mobile phones, issued TTA certification to 49
models of mobile phone chargers with standard 24 pins, re-designated a company (Hanchang) as a certified testing lab,
and audited labs of 3 companies including Samsung Electronics.
RFID testing and certification infrastructure project
By completing the standards testing criteria for conformance, interoperability, and performance testing, TTA
became the first in the world to develop quality evaluation methodology and criteria for the 900MHz mobile RFID
readers and tags. Additionally, TTA developed the conformance tester for RFID Protocol to verify the standardconformance of RFID readers and tags.
In addition to the mobile RFID testing & certification, TTA provided the RFID performance testing service for the
RFID toll system, and certification service for the RFID parking management system and the 900MHz handheld
RFID terminals.
URC robot certification system development project
SW testing infrastructure project
To expand the SW quality testing and certification services, TTA developed SW quality evaluation models for 5
areas such as home network SW, ITS SW, network management SW (NMS), RTE solution, and e-learning SW. TTA
also increased the number of testing equipment to 14 sets of 5 types for small companies and venture firms that
have difficulties with implementing testing environment, and provided testing equipment and technicians for 58
companies. In addition, TTA developed 2 types of textbooks for SW testing professionals and provided 4 training
sessions to produce 201 SW testing professionals.
TTA developed performance test tools for load testing and automated tools for security vulnerability tests. To
acquire advanced testing technology and knowledge of international trends, TTA staffs participated in training
courses offered by IIST, APIS, SODEC and ALPIT in the U.S.
Benchmarking test project
To provide users with comparative data on competitive products and to give developers an opportunity to make up
for their weaknesses, TTA conducted benchmark tests for 8 products including BPM SW, image editing SW and
storage management SW.
To expand benchmark testing service areas, TTA developed evaluation models for BPM SW and storage
management SW, and improved the existing image editing SW benchmark test model. In addition, TTA announced
the result of its Linux server OS (64Bit) and CAD SW benchmark test which was conducted in 2005.
Embedded SW technology support center operation project
To support quality improvement efforts of small-scale embedded SW vendors, TTA built 53 test-beds for embedded
SW and conducted 21 tests and 17 cases of certification in diverse areas such as unmanned surveillance facilities.
In addition, TTA provided 27 quality consulting services for broadcasting SW and middleware. As KEPCO (Korea
Electric Power Corporation) made quality certification of surveillance system control SW mandatory, there was an
unexpectedly high demand for testing and certification, and as a result, TTA was able to show tremendous
achievement in this area. Also, three persons participated in conferences such as ESC, etc., and learned about
international trends in embedded SW.
As part of the MIC’
s URC robot pilot project, TTA established and operated the URC robot certification system in a
bid to verify the reliability of robot quality, and thus helped lay the foundation for commercialization leading to
revitalization of the robot industry. Also, by unifying the robot related certification system that was spread across
different sections into a single source, TTA played an important role in reducing confusion in the direction of robot
development.
In 2006 URC robot pilot project, TTA provided testing and certification services for 5 home robots manufactured by
6 companies and 2 robots for public use manufactured by 2 companies. The URC robot certification system will
accommodate the robot safety standard of MOCIE for integrated management. TTA expects the certification criteria
to be modified and improved so that it can be applied to the diverse types of network robots.
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Achievements in testing and
certification services
Achievements in 2006 (including consulting)
Network
759
Software Digital
Mobile
broadcasting communications
538
452
355
216
354
223
180
99
141
66
7
Consulting (1,965)
Testing (1,030)
Certification (395)
Achievements in 2002 - 2005 (combined)
648
461
448
262
267
225
151
Consulting (1,782)
[ 2004 ]
128
Testing (808)
134
48
7
62
Certification (251)
540
462
368
23
265
170
161
84
Consulting (1,531)
[ 2003 ]
Testing (604)
32
55
8
33
Certification (128)
305
277
121
Consulting (1,170)
[ 2002 ]
85
416
328
183
73
112
Testing (645)
47
35
1
24
Certification (107)
451
248
150
35
71
10
Consulting (646)
Targets in 2007
13
3
6
Testing (335)
360
[ 2005 ]
28
Certification (34)
355
225
155
Testing (1,055)
185
120
10
Certification (425)
70
Participants in standardization activities
3S Digital
ACETEL
HAAN SOFT
Hanaro Telecom
Hanmaro
AD Information &
communications
HANSUNG ELECTRONIC
INDUSTRIES DEVELOPMENT
ADVANTEST Korea
AIRPOINT
AIRTEC SYSTEM
AIRTECH I&C
Alcatel Korea
Alticast
ArrayComm Korea
ASETEC
ATTO Information Technology
BI&Tech
C&M communication
C&S Microwave
Cellpion
Centronix
CipherCasting
CMO Tech
CNS
Comweaver
CoreTrust
Cosco Electronics
Daewoo Electronics
DASAN Networks
Daum Communications
DigiCAPS
DIGIFRIENDS
Dizipia
Dongwon Systems
DRM inside
DTV interactive
E.M.W Antenna
EBS
Edge Soft
HANWOL
HFR
HIGH GAIN TELECOM
Homecast
HUMAX
Hyoncorp
HYUDAI MOTORS
Hyundai Autonet
Full members 178
24
Electronic & Telecommunications
Research Institute
ELUON
Ericssson Korea
ETRONICS
Freesat Korea
Frontier Silicon
Gaeasoft
Gain IT
GCT Semiconductor
GEOTEL
GS Teletech
GT&T
HYUNDAI DIGITAL
TECHNOLOGY
Hyundai Information
Technology
I&C technology
IBM Korea
Iconlab
ifeelnet
Infra Valley
INFRAWARE
INNERCUBE
INNOACE
Innowireless
Intel Korea R&D Center
INTICUBE
Intromobile
Irdeto Access Korea
ISS
Jungle System
KADO
KEB TECHNOLOGY
KHAN SOFT
KIPA
kiryung electronics
Kisan Telecom
KMW
Knowledge Cube
Korea Broadcasting System
Korea DMB
Korea Electronics Technology Institute
Korea Information Security Agency
Korea Institute of Science and
Technology Information
Korea Radio Tower
Korea Testing Laboratory
Korwin(Korea Wireless Network)
KT
KT Networks
KTF
KTF Technologies
KWANG SUNG ELECTRONICS
LetsVision
LG DACOM
LG Electronic
LG Telecom
LG-Nortel
LS
LS Cable
Lucent Technologies Korea
Makus
MBridge Systems
MCS LOGIC
McubeWorks
mds technology
Mercury
Mobile Inside
MODACOM
Motorola Korea
MTI
MunHwa Broadcating
National Grid
National Information Society Agency
National Internet Development
Agency of Korea
NDS Asia Pacific
Net & TV
Netford
Netpia.com
NeXilion
Nextreaming
Nokia Korea
oniontech
Onnet Technologies
OnTimetek
ORTHOTRON
Pantech&Curitel
Pixtree
PNP NETWORK
POSDATA
PSPACE
PULSUS Technologies
QUALCOMM KOREA
RadioPulse
REIGNCOM
Rohde & Schwarz Korea
S Net Systems
SAMHO TECHNOLOGY
⊙ By membership type (226) 100%
6 (3%)
6 (3%)
36 (16%)
178 (78%)
Full members
Special Members
Observers
Associate Members
SAMSUNG ELECTROMECHANICS
Samsung Electronics
SAMSUNG NETWORKS
Samsung Thales
SBS
SDSYSTEM
SEOHWA TELECOM
SEOUL COMMTECH
SGS Testing Korea
Sinjisoft
SK
SK Telecom
SK telesys
SkyLife
SODIFF E&T
SOLiD Techchnologies
SUNGIL TELECOM
SUNMYUNG ELECTRO
TELECOM
SUNWAVETEC
Taihan Electric Wire
Telechips
Texas Instruments Korea
THINKWARE
ThinMultimedia
TSC SYSTEMS
TU Media
Ubiquitous Busan Forum
Ubridge
Unimo Technology
Voceweb.com
Websync
WinIT
Wips
WISEGRAM
Withus
YTN DMB
Special Members 6
Institute Electronics Engineers
of Korea
Korea Association of Information
& Telecommunication
Korea Database Promotion Center
Korea Institute of
Communication Sciences
Korea Radio Promotion Agency
Korea Sofrware Industry Association
Observers 6
Bellwave
Flextronics Design Korea
Htelecom
OPENTECH
TI Square
VELOXSOFT
Associate Members 36
Agilent Technologies Korea
AIRCODE
Association of Next Generation
Computing Industry
BARONICS
CASUH
CELINX
Digital Stream Technology
For M Information Technology
GAON Cable
Humancare
IGETLINUX
INKA ENTWORKS
Intelligent Information
iSET
Jungdo UIT
KaiMeida
Korea Information & Comm.
Contractors Association
Korea Institute of Information
Security & Cryptology
Korea Radio Promotion Agency
LinuxOne
Mobiletalk
MPAGE
Nokia tmc
nTels
RANIX
REALTIMETECH
ROTIS
Securepia
Taegwang E&C
Telcoware
TVStorm
UT Starcom Korea Technologies
WAREPLUS
WITCOM
WRG
Xener Systems
⊙ By business category (226) 100%
1 9 9 (88%)
6 (3%)
4 (2%)
1 3 (5%)
4 (2%)
General businesses
Telecommunications service providers
R&D institutes
Associations and cooperatives
Broadcasting companies
Organization chart
Board of Directors
Auditor
President
Technical Assembly (TA)
Standardization
Department
IT Testing and
Certification Laboratory
Coordination Committee (CC)
Strategic Planning Committee (SPC)
General Service
Department
Technical Committee (TC)
Common Infrastructure (TC1)
Telecommunication (TC2)
IT Application (TC4)
Radio and Broadcasting (TC3)
Project Group (PG)
Information security
infrastructure, Internet
security, Biometrics,
Welfare communication,
PPDR, SoC, Embedded
SW, Open SW, DRM
IMT-2000 and systems
beyond IMT-2000, 2.3GHz
Portable Internet, WLAN,
WPAN, LBS, Digital TV,
DMB, Digital Cable,
Measurement, Telematics/ITS,
RFID/USN, Data Broadcasting,
Cognitive Radio, Satellite
Broadcasting
WEB, Multimedia,
Electronic commerce,
Public information, Meta
Data, SW Component, Grid,
SW Quality Evaluation,
Intelligent service Robot,
Distributed Resource
Information Management,
Post PC
President
Vice President, Standardization Department
Vice President, IT Testing & Certification Laboratory
Vice President, General Service Department
Assistant Auditor, Assistant Auditor Department
Director, Project Management Team
Director, Strategic Planning Team
Director, Standards Coordination Team
Director, Information and Communication Team
Director, Radio and Broadcasting Team
Director, Standardization Service Team
Director, Testing & Certification Planning Team
Director, Network Testing Team
Director, S/W Quality Evaluation Team
Director, Digital Broadcasting Testing Team
Director, Mobile Communication Testing Team
Director, General Affairs Team
Director, Business Innovation Team
Director, Informatization Team
Director, External Relations Team
82-31-724-0002
82-31-724-0101
82-31-724-0201
82-31-724-0011
82-31-724-0030
82-31-724-0040
82-31-724-0060
82-31-724-0070
82-31-724-0080
82-31-724-0090
82-31-724-0110
82-31-724-0162
82-31-724-0130
82-31-724-0180
82-31-724-0220
82-31-724-0240
82-31-724-0020
82-31-724-0104
82-31-724-0120
82-31-724-0050
Optical Transmission,
Optical Internet, Network
management, NGN,
Active Internet, signaling,
VoIP, Charging and
interconnection, IPv6,
IAR, LAN, Digital Home,
QoS, Grounding, Outside
Plant, Ethernet, IPTV
Secretariat
Won-Sik Kim
Byoung-Moon Chin
In-Sup Cho
Myoung-Gook Jang
Hong-Yeon Jee
Jong-Min Yoon
Hong Sohn
Kyoung-Cheol Koo
Sun Kim
Dae-Jung Kim
Han-Soo Lee
Young-Tae Kim
Jang-Kyoung Kim
Seok-Kyoo Shin
Keun-Ku Lee
In-Myeong Jeong
In-Hwan Choi
Hong-Won Kim
Jong-Ho Lee
Sung-Gwun Kim
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2006 Statement of income and expenditures
(unit: 1,000,000 KRW)
Income
Item
Commissioned
Research Projects
Member Contribution
Testing Fee
Interest Income
Carry-over
Others
Total
Budget Settlement
Increase/
Decrease
28,602
1,100
11,440
300
3,290
3,796
48,528
-28
-157
-852
156
-1,333
-2,214
28,574
943
10,588
456
3,290
2,463
46,314
Expenditures
Item
Business Expenses
Personal Expenses
Operation Costs
Others
Total
( unit: 1,000,000 KRW)
Increase/
Decrease
Budget Settlement
28,319
6.012
2,209
11,988
48,528
27,256
5,931
1,745
10,664
45,596
-1,063
-81
-464
-1,324
-2,932
Utilization of standards
Highly utilized TTA standards by technical committee in 2006
Common
infrastructure (TC1)
Telecommunication
(TC2)
Information security infrastructure
NGN
Standard model of BcN
128bit symmetric block cipher (SEED)
Disaster recovery
IPv6
TETRA TRS network standard
IPv6 addressing Architecture
Terminal technology
LAN
Standard on I/O Connection Interface of
Digital Cellular Phone
Standard for Design and Installation of Customer
Premises Telecommunications Facilities
Next-generation mobile communication
Web
Standard related to IMT2000 3GPP General Information
A Guideline for Web Development
Public information
Mobile Internet
Standard Software Acquisition
Processes for Public Sectors
Specifications for 2.3GHz band Portable Internet Service
DMB
SW
Specification of the video services for Terrestrial DMB
to mobile and fixed receivers
Standard for Software Requirement Specifications
RFID / USN
Multimedia application
Mobile RFID code structure and tag data
structure for mobile RFID services
Advanced Video Coding:
Profile and Level Definition
Radio &
Broadcasting (TC3)
IT Application (TC4)
2006 TTA standard utilization and downloads by technology sector
14,651
26
51.2%
No. of downloads (2006)1)
Utilization ratio
(duplicated responses)2)
8,983
32.3%
25.3%
6,749
24.3%
20%
17.6%
17.4%
14.6%
2,441
1,803
2,561
3,278
8.3%
2,228 7.8%
1,622
1,033
Wireless
communication
(3,369) 3)
terminal
technology
(105)
broadcasting
technology
(88)
SW and data
application
(413)
information
security
(78)
transmission
line technology
(270)
switching network
technology
(418)
service
operations
(208)
component
technology
(98)
intelligent network
technology
(240)
1) The‘number of downloaded standards’refers to the total number of TTA documents downloaded between
January 2006 and October 2006 through the standard search service of the TTA homepage.
2)‘Standard utilization ratio’refers to the percentage of 1,000 respondents who said they reference or apply
related standards in developing products or providing service (%)
3) ( ) indicates the number of standards of each technology sector.
List of major TTA standards
established and revised in 2006
Name
Date
Remarks
TTAS.KO-01.0062/R1
Standard model of BcN V2.0
2006-12-27
revised
TTAS.KO-01.0081
Standards for mapping among different network’s QoS class and objectives in NGN transport stratum
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-01.0092
Profile of internet telephony service interworking between ITSPs based on H.323
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-01.0095
ENUM usage for Internet Telephony Service
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-01.0096
IPv6 anycast-based default IPv6 DNS address
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-01.0101
Management Information Base for WiBro Repeater
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-04.0043
The Service based QoS Provisioning Standard for the Home Gateway
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-04.0044
The Korea Standard Certification of Universal Middleware Bridge for Interoperability in the Home Network
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-05.0037/R1
Linux Server Specification 2.0
2006-12-27
revised
TTAS.KO-05.0038/R1
Linux Desktop Specification 2.0
2006-12-27
revised
TTAS.KO-06.0025/R1
Standard of DSRC Radio Communication between Road-side Equipment and On-board Equipment in 5.8 GHz band
2006-10-20
revised
TTAS.KO-06.0036/R5
Specification for Mobile Standard Platform Version 2.1.0
2006-12-27
revised
TTAS.KO-06.0107/R1
Air interface protocol conformance test Standard for Mobile RFID
2006-12-27
revised
TTAS.KO-06.0110/R1
Mutual Authentication Mechanism for WiBro™ Service
2006-06-29
revised
TTAS.KO-06.0113
ZigBee Device Profile Stage 2: ZigBee Safety Monitoring Profile (Gas, Door lock)
2006-06-29
established
TTAS.KO-06.0114
ZigBee Device Profile Stage 2: ZigBee HVAC Interface Specifications
2006-06-29
established
TTAS.KO-06.0118
Service Protocol between Telematics Terminal and TSP Server Stage 2-Interface (XTP.m v1.0:
eXtensible Telematics Protocol for mobile Version 1.0)
2006-10-20
established
TTAS.KO-06.0126
Test Framework for Telematics System and Services
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-06.0127
Telematics Terminal S/W Platform Stage3: Interface
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-06.0131
Interoperability Test Specification of between Telematics Terminal and TSP Server
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-06.0132
Air Interface RF Conformance Test Specification for Mobile RFID
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-06.0137
Mobile RFID Code Registration Protocol
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-06.0140
Conformance Test Specification for Mobile RFID Code & Application data structure of Mobile RFID Reader and Tag
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-07.0035
Terrestrial Digital Multimedia Broadcasting Systems; Specification of the Traffic and Travel
Information Service Transmission for VHF Digital Multimedia Broadcasting (DMB) to mobile, portable and fixed receivers
Specification of the TTI News Information(NWS) Service for Digital Multimedia Broadcasting(DMB) to Mobile, Portable and
Fixed Receivers
Satellite Multimedia Broadcasting Systems; Specification of the Traffic and Travel Information
services for Satellite Digital Multimedia Broadcasting (DMB) to mobile, portable and fixed receivers
2006-10-20
established
2006-10-20
established
2006-10-20
established
TTAS.KO-07.0043
Specification of conditional access for terrestrial Digital Multimedia Broadcasting (T-DMB) transmitter
2006-10-20
established
TTAS.KO-07.0045
Standard of Transmission and Reception for Terrestrial Personalized Broadcasting
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-07.0046
Interface Standard for Terrestrial Digital Multimedia Broadcasting (T-DMB) Automatic Emergency Alert Service
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-07.0047
Digital Multimedia Broadcasting(DMB) Mobile Application Terminal Environment; Terrestrial DMB
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-07.0048
Digital Multimedia Broadcasting(DMB) Mobile Application Terminal Environment; Satellite DMB
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-10.0090/R1
Security Management Guidelines for Web Environment Establishment & Operation
2006-12-27
revised
TTAS.KO-10.0207
CDMA/WLAN Heterogeneous Network Interworking based on IPv6
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-10.0208
IPv6 Address Configuration over CDMA
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-10.0209
IPv6 Transition over CDMA Network
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-10.0210
IPv6 over WiBro
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-10.0212
Web Services Architecture Usage Scenarios
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-10.0224
Data Grid Requirement for Ubiquitous Environment
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-10.0225
Real-time Control Interface for Hardware Actuator Modules of URC client Robot
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-10.0226
Standard Interface for Communication between Robot Client and Servers
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-11.0015/R1
Guidelines for Object-oriented Software Analysis and Design
2006-12-27
revised
TTAS.KO-12.0039
Hash Function FORK-256
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-12.0040
64-bit Block Cipher HIGHT
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-12.0045
Translation Protocol between Diameter and RADIUS for User Authentication, Authorization and Accounting
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-12.0047
Standard Interface of Fingerprint Sensors for on-line Authentication
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.OT-07.0001/R1
Standard for Terrestrial Data Broadcasting(Revision)
2006-12-27
revised
TTAE.IT-G729.1
G.729 based embedded variable bit-rate coder: An 8-32 kbit/s scalable wideband coder bit stream interoperable with G.729
2006-12-27
established
TTAS.KO-07.0038
TTAS.KO-07.0042
Standard number
27
Network
Certification Product name
date
Model name
Applicant
Certification type Certification No.
Certification
date
Product name
Model name
06.06.09
ZigBee Platform
MG2400
Radiopulse
TTA-NTS
TTA-NTS-06-001
06.07.20
TOSHIBA Mobile Phone
TS705-V
FLEX TRONICS DESIGN Korea Ltd. Bluetooth Qualification
06.07.25
Radiopulse
TTA-NTS
TTA-NTS-06-002
06.07.25
Mobile Phone
SCH-B600
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Bluetooth Qualification
ONSE TELECOM
TTA Certified
TTA-C-N-06-001
06.07.28
Mobile Phone
SGH-Z620
06.03.29
ZigBee Platform
MG2400
Internet Telephony
For 070 Number Issuing
Service Quality
IP Keyphone System IP LDK-50
LG-Nortel Co. Ltd.
TTA Certified
TTA-C-N-06-002
06.04.18
Mobile Phone
SGH-E786
06.03.29
LG-Nortel Co. Ltd.
TTA Certified
TTA-C-N-06-003
06.08.02
Mobile Phone
SCH-U710
06.03.29
LG-Nortel Co. Ltd.
TTA Certified
TTA-C-N-06-004
06.08.02
Mobile Phone
SCH-U740
06.03.29
LG-Nortel Co. Ltd.
TTA Certified
TTA-C-N-06-005
06.08.04
Mobile Phone
SGH-C417
(SGH-C327_multilisting)
06.03.29
VoIP Board
VOIBE
LG-Nortel Co. Ltd.
TTA Certified
TTA-C-N-06-006
06.08.08
Mobile Phone
SGH-E788e
06.03.29
IP-PBX
iDX-1
NewOn Sys Co., Ltd.
TTA Certified
TTA-C-N-06-007
06.08.10
Mobile Phone
SGH-T619
06.03.29
iDX-25
NewOn Sys Co., Ltd
TTA Certified
TTA-C-N-06-008
06.08.11
MP3 Player
YP-T9B
Korea Cable Telecom Co., Ltd. TTA Certified
TTA-C-N-06-009
06.08.22
PR-600
PR-600
PANTECH&CURITEL
COMMUNICATION, INC.
Bluetooth Qualification
SK Networks Co., Ltd. TTA Certified
TTA-C-N-06-010
06.08.31
Stereo Headset
UBHS-NC1
Ubixon Co., Ltd.
06.11.27
IP-PBX
Internet Telephony
Service Quality
Internet Telephony
Service Quality
5.8GHz-DSRC OBE
SET-110
SEOUL COMMTECH Co. Ltd. TTA Certified
TTA-C-N-06-011
06.09.06
Mobile Phone
SGH-Z370
06.11.27
5.8GHz-DSRC OBE
SET-310S
SEOUL COMMTECH Co. Ltd. TTA Certified
TTA-C-N-06-012
06.09.05
Stereo Headset
UBHS-LC1
Ubixon Co., Ltd.
06.12.01
5.8GHz-DSRC OBE
HGT-OBE-V2.1
High Gain Telecom Co., Ltd. TTA Certified
TTA-C-N-06-013
06.09.07
Mobile Phone
SGH-Z610
06.01.04
LG-Nortel Co. Ltd.
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-001
06.09.15
Mobile Phone
SCH-B560
06.01.04
LG-Nortel Co. Ltd.
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-002
06.09.18
Mobile Phone
SCH-V900
06.01.04
LG-Nortel Co. Ltd.
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-003
06.09.19
LG Mono Headset
HBM-550
LG Electronics Inc.
06.01.04
LG-Nortel Co. Ltd.
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-004
06.09.27
Mobile Phone
SGH-E690
06.01.04
VoIP Board
VOIBE
LG-Nortel Co. Ltd.
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-005
06.09.28
Mobile Phone
SCH-B630
06.02.14
5.8GHz-DSRC OBE
SET-100
SEOUL COMMTECH Co. Ltd. TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-006
06.09.29
Mobile Phone
SPH-B5600
06.02.24
IEEE802.11g WLAN AP DH-AP200G
Daehanet.Inc
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-007
06.10.10
Mobile Phone
SGH-V650i
06.04.24
VoIP(H.323) Gateway Mediant-1000
AudioCodes Korea Ltd. TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-008
06.10.11
Mobile Phone
SPH-V9050
06.05.23
IEEE802.11a+g WLAN AP
AG5032
IP One, Inc.
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-009
06.10.12
PILKOR CND BT Module
BCH6363GC3T0 PILKOR CND Co., Ltd.
06.06.19
5.8GHz-DSRC
BI&TECH-RSE/ BI&TECH-OBE
BI&TECH Co., Ltd.
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-010
06.10.18
CAR CD/MP3/ WMA Receiver
LAC-M9600R
LG Electronics Inc.
06.06.27
5.8GHz-DSRC
KOS-RSE-003/ KOS-OBE-003
KoSPACE Co., Ltd.
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-011
06.10.19
Mobile Phone
SGH-Z560
06.07.05
SIP based VoIP Server TSIP-2000
TELECENTRO Co., Ltd.
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-012
06.10.23
Mobile Phone
SCH-M359
06.07.05
IP-PBX
iPECS-2000
LG-Nortel Co. Ltd.
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-013
06.10.24
Mobile Phone
SPH-V9500
06.07.25
Home Gateway
KGW-1000
KOCOM
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-014
06.10.25
In Dash Navi &Infortainment
system with Bluetooth
LAN-8660EK
LG Electronics Inc.
06.08.07
Keyphone System
OfficeServ 7400
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-015
06.10.27
Mobile Phone
SCH-W559
06.09.07
IP Phone
ITP-5112L
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-016
06.10.30
Mobile Phone
SGH-ZV40
06.09.07
IP Phone
ITP-5121D
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-017
06.10.30
Mobile Phone
SGH-Z720
06.09.07
IP Phone
ITP-5114D
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-018
06.10.31
Mobile Phone
SGH-P930
06.09.07
IP Phone
ITP-5107S
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-019
06.10.31
In Dash Navi &Infortainment
system with Bluetooth
LAN-9600R
LG Electronics Inc.
06.09.27
IEEE802.11 g WLAN AP
MW-1750AP
MMC Technology, Inc. TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-020
06.10.31
DMB Navigation
STT-D370
06.10.23
IEEE802.11 g WLAN AP
Access Point (INF-502)
Infranet, Inc.
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-021
06.11.27
Mobile Phone
SGH-E570
06.12.06
Audio Guiding Receiver for the
Visually Handicapped
HUMC-2000V
Human Care co., Ltd.
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-022
06.11.27
Mobile Phone
SCH-R510
06.12.12
RFID Parking Management System
Operating at 910~914 MHz
Mercury4 Reader, SMT-PETAG 2007Tag,
FSDC -07Antenna, RG- 400 RF Cable
SMARTRO Co., LTD
TTA Verified
TTA-V-N-06-023
06.12.01
Mobile Phone
SCH-W531
06.04.18
Mobile Phone
SGH-E780
06.12.07
Mobile Phone
SGH-E790
06.05.18
Mobile Phone
SGH-X500
06.12.19
Mobile Phone
SGH-X540
06.06.07
Mobile Phone
SCH-B500
06.12.21
Mobile Phone
SPH-M510
06.05.26
Ancilla Duet
PBD-A1000
Prime Entertainment
Co., Ltd.(SK Tech)
06.12.22
Bluetooth Module
HBM1X1M
Hana Micron Co., Ltd.
06.06.12
Mobile Phone
SGH-E500
06.12.26
Bluestation
BS-L100, EDR-AP CLIPCOMM, Inc.
06.06.21
MP4 Player
Tuny9
Dain Information and
Communication co., Ltd.
06.12.27
Mobile Phone
SCH-i760
06.06.28
Mobile Phone
SCH-B540
06.06.28
Bluetooth Module
SGH-S401i
N3 Corporation
06.06.29
Mobile Phone
NBM2XA-03
06.06.30
Mobile Phone
SGH-D830
06.06.30
Mobile Phone
SGH-D836
06.07.05
LG Electronics Inc.
06.07.06
SPH-V9000
Mobile Phone
CAR CD/MP3/ WMA LAC-M8600R
Receiver
SCH-U420
Mobile Phone
06.07.07
Mobile Phone
SCH-V920
06.07.07
Mobile Phone
SCH-U520
06.07.08
Mobile Phone
SCH-Z230
06.02.14
06.10.13
06.11.10
28
06.07.06
Applicant
※ Certification No. NTS : TTA-NTS affiliation certification
Certification No. C : TTA Certified
Certification No. V : TTA Verified.
SW
Product name
Applicant
Certification
date
Product name
Applicant
06.01.04
LiveCMS v2.0
INFOVIL
GS
06-0001
06.04.11
BizMaster v4.5
Tmax Soft
GS
06-0056
06.01.04
ShadowPatch v3.1
UBNC
GS
06-0002
06.04.11
SK-UPEX Enterprise v1.0
SK C&C
GS
06-0057
06.01.04
CatchUp!eXtremeBuilder v2.0
TOMATO System
GS
06-0003
06.04.11
SMIS v1.0
HANYANG INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
GS
06-0058
06.01.04
XD WORLD Builder v1.0
EGIS
GS
06-0004
06.04.11
WIZ-KMS v1.0
FORWIZ SYSTEM
GS
06-0059
06.01.04
iView v4.54
OnDemandSoft
GS
06-0005
06.04.11
Lupin TMS v2.0
IseInfo
GS
06-0060
06.01.04
D’Amo v2.0
Penta Security Systems
GS
06-0006
06.04.21
CruzTP v1.0
DIREA
GS
06-0061
06.01.04
SoftCamp Secure KeyStroke v4.0
Softcamp
GS
06-0007
06.04.21
WinECCS v3.3
Winitech
GS
06-0062
06.01.04
KONAN Desktop Search v2.0
KONAN TECHNOLOGY GS
06-0008
06.04.21
IgetLinux Desktop Dicco 2005
IGETLINUX
GS
06-0063
06.01.11
NAMO WebStudio 2006 Standard
Sejoong Namo Interactive
GS
06-0009
06.04.21
Zipot Digital Book v3.0
ZIPOT
GS
06-0064
06.01.11
XTEN v3.0
OPENBASE
GS
06-0010
06.05.04
ARA - Traffic Sentinel v1.0
ARA Network Technologies
GS
06-0065
06.01.11
nCross v1.0
NGURU
GS
06-0011
06.05.04
WYZEKP v3.0
WYZSoft
GS
06-0066
06.01.11
The great men & tradition, historic sites of Korea v1.0
Pixels
GS
06-0012
06.05.04
Web Insight™ v2.0
MONITORAPP
GS
06-0067
06.01.11
IP-Plus v6.0
NetMan
GS
06-0013
06.05.12
Crinity v3.0
3RSoft
GS
06-0068
06.01.11
SOLOMON v6.0
NetMan
GS
06-0014
06.05.12
Onnet 21 v3.0
Dacom Corporation
GS
06-0069
06.01.11
Mail Watcher v6.0
Terrace Technologies
GS
06-0015
06.05.12
InfoMatrix Professional - Road V1.0
Hanjin Information Systems &
Telecommunication
GS
06-0070
06.01.11
Global Contents Carrier System
Internet Mini Window-Coolweb v2.0
OSTEC
GS
06-0016
06.05.12
InfoMatrix Professional - Water/Sewerage V1.0
Hanjin Information Systems &
Telecommunication
GS
06-0071
06.01.18
WISE HR v5.0
WISE iTech
GS
06-0017
06.05.12
Maummail Anti-Spam Gateway v2.2
NURIVISION
GS
06-0072
06.01.18
Zenius v4.0
Brainzsquare
GS
06-0018
06.05.12
Edudoumbang v2.0
WebSoft
GS
06-0073
06.01.18
Mariner v2.0
DiQuest
GS
06-0019
06.05.24
WBlock v4.0
DeepSoft
GS
06-0074
06.01.18
MaxGauge v2.5
EXEM
GS
06-0020
06.05.24
Trustform System v4.0
COMSQUARE
GS
06-0075
06.01.18
BizMax v3.53
EXEM
GS
06-0021
06.05.24
PowerTTS-S v2.0
HCI Lab
GS
06-0076
06.01.18
Korean Language Spelling and Grammar Checker v3.04
Nara info tech
GS
06-0022
06.05.24
EDCM v2.0
MG SYSTEMS
GS
06-0077
06.01.18
Flying PopCorn v5.0
PARASYS
GS
06-0023
06.05.24
PowerASR-S v2.0
HCI Lab
GS
06-0078
06.01.18
VOICEYE Standard Suit v1.0
AD Information &
Communications
GS
06-0024
06.05.24
ArchiHARD V1.0
SOLIDEO SYSTEMS
GS
06-0079
06.01.25
iKeeper v1.3
CARDINAL Info. Tech.
GS
06-0025
06.05.24
XDWORLD BUILDER PROFESSIONAL v1.0
EGIS
GS
06-0080
06.01.25
WISE CAMPAIGN v5.0
Wise iTech
GS
06-0026
06.05.24
Intelligence Parking Management HS-7100 v1.0
HanMec IPS
GS
06-0081
06.01.25
dGriffin v1.2
SINSIWAY
GS
06-0027
06.06.02
KnowledgePlus v5.0
ONTHEIT
GS
06-0082
06.01.25
Search Formula-1 v3.5
Korea Wisenut
GS
06-0028
06.06.02
Destiny EDM:IV
Cyberdigm
GS
06-0083
06.01.25
No man’s digital keeping box system v1.0
BizCube
GS
06-0029
06.06.02
TAMS v2.0
For M Information Technology
GS
06-0084
06.01.25
OZ Xstudio v3.1
FORCS
GS
06-0030
06.06.02
e-PageSafer v2.1
Markany
GS
06-0085
06.02.09
Parking Management System v1.1
SINAN Information System
GS
06-0031
06.06.02
PowerPDF WizardServer v7.0 Lite
COXSYSTEM
GS
06-0086
06.02.09
PC Clean v1.2
Netpia.com
GS
06-0032
06.06.02
IGETLINUX e-bazy 2005
IGETLINUX
GS
06-0087
06.02.09
Sefficeware v2.0
SEFFICE
GS
06-0033
06.06.02
Black Magic v1.0
SMS
GS
06-0088
06.02.09
RemoteCall v4.0
Rsupport
GS
06-0034
06.06.02
WiniZB Stack v1.0
Korwin
GS
06-0089
06.02.20
AURORA 2000
KHAN SOFT
GS
06-0035
06.06.07
Ticket Box v5.0
Well Being Digital
GS
06-0090
06.02.20
RedCastle v2.0
REDGATE
GS
06-0036
06.06.07
VOICEYE Standard Suit for HWP2005 v1.0
AD Information & Communication
GS
06-0091
06.02.20
BVM v4.1
BTECHSYS
GS
06-0037
06.06.07
KS1 v1.0
Sinwoo communication GS
06-0092
06.02.20
SAMSUNG Digital Conferencing v1.5
SAMSUNG NETWORKS
GS
06-0038
06.06.07
Local Surveillance Software v1.0
Hanwul Multimidia
Communication
GS
06-0093
06.02.20
ESapos v1.2
EnergySoft
GS
06-0039
06.06.16
K2 Enterprise v5.5
3SOFT
GS
06-0094
06.02.28
Global Contents Carrier System
Internet Mini Window - Coolweb v2.0
OSTEC
VeriTest
VT-06-001
06.06.16
INISAFE Web v6.0
INITECH
GS
06-0095
06.03.03
CMS Platform, SEJAK v2.0
SEJAK
GS
06-0040
06.06.16
InterActor v1.0
Namyang Information &
Technology
GS
06-0096
06.03.03
DLS(Digital Library System) v2.0
KERIS
GS
06-0041
06.06.16
PC Keeper v4.0
Softcamp
GS
06-0097
06.03.03
Web-based self-leading e-learn computer school v1.2
MOREINFO
GS
06-0042
06.06.16
CREDISHIELD v3.3
MOBIGEN
GS
06-0098
06.03.03
nProtect Enterprise v2.5
INCA Internet
GS
06-0043
06.06.12
XTEN v3.0
OPENBASE
VeriTest
VT-06-002
06.03.17
NTracerIPS v6.0
Yoong System
GS
06-0044
06.06.28
PineAPP v2.0
Korea Enterprise Data System
GS
06-0099
06.03.17
EnCluster v1.6
Clunix
GS
06-0045
06.06.28
Ari Uploader Pro v2.0
ARISOFT
GS
06-0100
06.03.17
HI-FACS v2.1
FINE SYSTEM
GS
06-0046
06.06.28
GSM v2.1
CF Information & Communication
GS
06-0101
06.03.17
AnyEraser Enterprise Edition v2.0
Innotov
GS
06-0047
06.06.28
Hizard v2.5
SecuBrain
GS
06-0102
06.03.17
iTag-IS v1.0
GS
06-0048
06.06.28
CrediMail v4.0
MOBIGEN
GS
06-0103
06.03.17
CSUMS(Channel Service Unit Management Software) v2.0
GS
06-0049
06.06.28
Integrated Watch Controller v1.0
Jaeshin information
GS
06-0104
06.03.17
eWeight v5.0
Meta Rights
DongMin DataSystem
Corporation
Wit
GS
06-0050
06.07.10
OffiStor XP v1.0
Narae System
GS
06-0105
06.03.24
REDOWL Secu OS v4.0
TSonNet
GS
06-0051
06.07.10
nexPAM v1.0
Nexgen Technology
GS
06-0106
06.03.24
UTO-PMS v2.0
UTONICS
GS
06-0052
06.07.10
K-Cube search-I v2.0
Knowledge Cube
GS
06-0107
06.03.24
Document Safer v2.5
Markany
GS
06-0053
06.07.10
eCatalog Studio v2.2 Library
I-One technology
GS
06-0108
06.03.24
Content Safer v3.0
Markany
GS
06-0054
06.07.10
nexROI v1.0
Nexgen Technology
GS
06-0109
Certification
date
29
SW
30
Certification
date
Product name
Applicant
Certification
date
Product name
Applicant
06.07.10
Structured E-learning Maker v3.5
BizKiz
GS
06-0110
06.10.13
MyBuilder v6.2
Active Soft
GS
06-0167
06.07.21
IntraMap/Web v5.0
Korea geoSpatial Information
& Communication
GS
06-0111
06.10.20
Defcon PC Security 2005 v1.2
SAFERZONE
GS
06-0168
06.07.21
J*Link v3.0
Unipoint
GS
06-0112
06.10.20
XDWORLD SERVER v2.0
Egis
GS
06-0169
06.07.21
Road name and address information system(New address) v2.0
Korea geoSpatial Information
& Communication
GS
06-0113
06.10.20
Phonedor v1.0
Fusion Soft
GS
06-0170
06.07.21
DB-i v2.0
Somansa
GS
06-0114
06.10.20
UNIA PLUS v2.0
Hanmi Information &
Communication
GS
06-0171
06.07.21
XSAFE-1000 v1.0
Hanmaro
GS
06-0115
06.10.20
Photato v6.0
MarkWin
GS
06-0172
06.07.21
HanWall-UTM v3.0
Han Internetworks
GS
06-0116
06.10.20
Pony-23SC v1.1
Micro-Chem
GS
06-0173
06.07.28
Kairos Spatial v3.0
Realtime Tech
GS
06-0117
06.10.20
TGMS-2000 v1.0
Taegwang E&C
GS
06-0174
06.07.28
UPIS v3.0
Woodai CALS
GS
06-0118
06.10.27
Human CMS v4.0
Human Touch Soft
GS
06-0175
06.07.28
ACUBE PMM v5.0
Samsung SDS
GS
06-0119
06.10.27
XpertViewer NetMon v1.1
Goodus
GS
06-0176
06.07.28
ACUBE KM v5.0
Samsung SDS
GS
06-0120
06.10.27
No-AD v6.3
Happy Virus
GS
06-0177
06.07.28
Kairos v4.4
Realtime Tech
GS
06-0121
06.10.27
TrendMap TAS v4.0
Self-Security
GS
06-0178
06.07.28
nProtect WebScan v1.4
Inca Internet
GS
06-0122
06.10.27
SmartMap v3.0
EK Sys
GS
06-0179
06.07.28
BackupXcelerator v3.0
NCerti
GS
06-0123
06.10.27
SecuPlat ESM Package v3.0
Inzen
GS
06-0180
06.07.28
XWatch A2 v1.0
DINOSIS
GS
06-0124
06.10.27
MESplus v4.2
Miracom Inc.
GS
06-0181
06.08.09
Contents Wise CMS v3.3
Contents Wise
GS
06-0125
06.11.06
DQMiner v3.0
ITPlus
GS
06-0182
06.08.09
SV6-RADIUSTM? v2.0
SOLCOM INFOCOMS GS
06-0126
06.11.06
Space Eraser v2.0
Space International
GS
06-0183
06.08.09
PC Clear v1.5
eBiz Networks
GS
06-0127
06.11.06
Lemon Board v1.0
Soft Korea
GS
06-0184
06.08.09
EZQ Engine v3.8
EZNIX
GS
06-0128
06.11.06
e-STATION PRO v3.5
B&S Media
GS
06-0185
06.08.16
XSAFE-1000 v1.0
Hanmaro
VeriTest
VT-06-003
06.11.06
Niagara II Plus v1.0
Ilho Electronics
GS
06-0186
06.08.24
ACUBE Portal v5.0
Samsung SDS
GS
06-0129
06.11.06
Intelligent integration monitoring system v1.1
Oriental Total System GS
06-0187
06.08.24
ACUBE BPM v5.0
Samsung SDS
GS
06-0130
06.11.13
VENUS/EMASS v6.7
XCURENET
GS
06-0188
06.08.24
Hi-Name 3.0 Professional
HIART Corporation
GS
06-0131
06.11.13
DOCRUZER v3.1
Konan Technology
GS
06-0189
06.08.24
FINALeRASER v2.0
Final Data
GS
06-0132
06.11.13
SEGIO Webmail v3.0
KSeek
GS
06-0190
06.08.24
CTMP Suite v3.0
Nexus Community
GS
06-0133
06.11.13
PlusFile v1.2
Chungbak NIT
GS
06-0191
06.08.24
eDOMS v1.0
ESPE
GS
06-0134
06.11.13
MagicShopTycoon 2
Game Neo
GS
06-0192
06.08.24
Come on Baby!
Expotato
GS
06-0135
06.11.13
TOMMS FACTORY Enterprise v4.0
Haeden Bridge
GS
06-0193
06.08.24
Guard i v1.0
IMAGE AND INFORMATION
GS
06-0136
06.11.20
Duzon Taxonomy Editor v1.0
Duzon Dass
GS
06-0194
06.09.06
Diver v4.0
Diquest
GS
06-0137
06.11.20
SPiDER TM (Threat Manager) v2.5
Igloo Security
GS
06-0195
06.09.06
WatchLog v7.0
Watchtek
GS
06-0138
06.11.20
Printmade v1.2
Designmade
GS
06-0196
06.09.06
SportsPro21 v7.0
EpicSoft
GS
06-0139
06.11.20
Aurora 2006 (Aurora2006)? v5.0
BiPulse Networks
GS
06-0197
06.09.06
DB SAFER v2.0
PNP Secure
GS
06-0140
06.11.20
ToBeEMS v1.2
Tobe Systems
GS
06-0198
06.09.06
Expert Electronic Fax v7.0
Kicom
GS
06-0141
06.11.20
nProtect Game Guard Pro v2.0
Inca Internet
GS
06-0199
06.09.06
Media Canvas
GS
06-0142
06.11.20
Touch Screen Voting System v1.0
National Election Commission
GS
06-0200
Samsung Electronics GS
06-0143
06.11.30
bitUchart v5.2
Bit Computer
GS
06-0201
06.09.06
Winee v1.3
Kooreogi Hunminjeongeum
(for educational institutions) v1.0
NTracer v1.0
Yoong System
GS
06-0144
06.11.30
TIMS v5.3
Terrace Technologies GS
06-0202
06.09.14
ezEKP v3.0
Kaon i
GS
06-0146
06.11.30
MEGA-NT v2.7 (Premium Edition)
Nara Controls
GS
06-0203
06.09.14
SensMail v5.0
IMOXION
GS
06-0147
06.11.30
NASCenter EMS v4.2
Nuri Telecom
GS
06-0204
06.09.14
SECUREWORKS PreON v3.0
Oullim Information Technology
GS
06-0148
06.11.30
Wizshot v2.4
IMCT
GS
06-0205
06.09.14
ACE-Toolkit v2.1(WIPI 2.1) SKT
SKTMpage
GS
06-0149
06.11.30
Highway101 Integration Suite (Dabase Bridge) v3.2
Miracom Inc.
GS
06-0206
06.09.14
FSW v2.0
Fasoo.com
GS
06-0150
06.11.30
EYESurfer v2.6
Bflysoft
GS
06-0207
06.09.14
UTO-IDEA v2.0
Utonics
GS
06-0151
06.11.17
MiPlatform v3.1
TOBESOFT
VeriTest
VT-06-004
06.09.14
WILIH v2.1
Winitech
GS
06-0152
06.12.11
Duzon XBRL DataMapper v1.0
Duzon Dass
GS
06-0209
06.09.14
ACE-Toolkit v2.1(WIPI 2.1) LGT
LGT Mpage
GS
06-0153
06.12.11
DEXTUpload Professional v3.1
Devpia
GS
06-0210
06.09.25
Webs-Ray v2.0
Trinity Soft
GS
06-0154
06.12.11
enRiseOFFICE v7.0
SN Technology
GS
06-0211
06.09.25
CUBRID v6.6
CUBRID
GS
06-0155
06.12.11
Network quality measuremen Probe v1.0
PIVOTEC
GS
06-0212
06.09.25
ezPDF WebBook Maker v2.0
UNIDOCS
GS
06-0156
06.12.11
WAPP SAFER v2.5
EasyCerti
GS
06-0213
06.09.25
BOKDONG-I Delivery Management System 7.O
EXE Soft
GS
06-0157
06.12.11
OK FAX v6.0
CoiSys
GS
06-0214
06.09.25
H-CamPro v1.0
Hapdong Electronics
Communication
GS
06-0158
06.12.11
Coin Stack 2006 v1.0
E3net
GS
06-0215
06.09.25
Site control unit v1.0
Daehan System
GS
06-0159
06.12.21
CLRecord v1.0
Jeyun
GS
06-0216
06.09.25
KIS-SMS v1.0
Korea Internet Software GS
06-0160
06.12.21
SiManager v2.1
Shina System
GS
06-0217
06.10.13
Top Enterprise v7.0
RTE Solution
GS
06-0161
06.12.21
Quality measurement terminal Agent v1.0 PIVOTEC
GS
06-0218
06.10.13
VENUS/ContentFilter v1.1
XCURENET
GS
06-0162
06.12.21
Ginux v1.0
SK C&C
GS
06-0219
06.10.13
Winvader v3.0 Enterprise
COREBANK
GS
06-0163
06.12.21
Internet desktop helper v5.0
Ahranta
GS
06-0220
06.10.13
eBrother WebNibblerTM v4.0
CC Media
GS
06-0164
06.12.21
IntroPAD v3.1
Intro Mobile
GS
06-0221
06.10.13
AGS-RADIUS v4.5
AirCUBE
GS
06-0165
06.12.21
Mail-i v6.0 (Mail-I v6.0)
Somansa
GS
06-0222
06.10.13
Fixed weight measuring program v1.2
Korea Traffic Systems
GS
06-0166
06.09.06
※ Certification type GS : Good Software,
Certification No. VT : VeriTest to indicate the affiliation between TTA and VeriTest.
Digital broadcasting
date
Mobile phone charger
Applicant
Model name
06.01.19
Cable card
06.02.14
ACAP settop box
MK7720CCS
Firmware(MAKUS):1.0
Software(NDS Verifier):3.52.25
DTB-H650F
06.03.02
ACAP TV
SVP-56K3HDB
06.03.10
Cable card
06.03.10
Cable card
06.12.28
ACAP TV
06.12.28
ACAP TV
Makus
TTA Certified
TTA-C-B-06-001
TTA Certified
TTA-C-B-06-002
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd
TTA Certified
TTA-C-B-06-003
TTA Certified
TTA-C-B-06-004
MK7720CCS-CJ
Firmware(MAKUS):1.0Software Makus
(NDS Verifier):3.85
MK7720CCS-BSI
Firmware(MAKUS):1.0Software Makus
(NDS Verifier):3.84
LG Electronics
47LY3DR
LG Electronics
50PB3DR
TTA Certified
TTA-C-B-06-005
TTA Certified
TTA-C-B-06-006
TTA Certified
TTA-C-B-06-007
※ Certification No. C : TTA Certified.
Mobile communications
date
Model name
Applicant
06.01.04
A
H company
TTA Certified
06.01.04
cdma2000 1x mobile phone
B
C1
P company
M company
TTA Certified
TTA Certified
TTA-C-M-06-001
TTA-C-M-06-002
TTA-C-M-06-003
06.04.12
cdma2000 1x-EvDO modem
D1
C company
TTA Certified
TTA-C-M-06-004
06.05.18
D2
C company
TTA Certified
TTA-C-M-06-005
06.05.18
06.05.18
D3
D4
C company
C company
TTA Certified
TTA Certified
TTA-C-M-06-006
TTA-C-M-06-007
06.05.30
E1
U company
TTA Certified
TTA-C-M-06-008
06.06.20
cdma2000 1x WLL
E2
U company
TTA Certified
TTA-C-M-06-009
06.07.19
06.08.21
cdma2000 1x modem
cdma2000 1x-EvDO mobile phone
E3
E4
U company
U company
TTA Certified
TTA Certified
TTA-C-M-06-010
TTA-C-M-06-011
06.08.21
E5
U company
TTA Certified
TTA-C-M-06-012
06.09.01
cdma2000 1x WLL
E6
U company
TTA Certified
TTA-C-M-06-013
06.10.13
C2
M company
TTA Certified
TTA-C-M-06-014
06.10.13
E7
U company
TTA Certified
TTA-C-M-06-015
06.10.13
E8
U company
TTA Certified
TTA-C-M-06-016
06.11.28
cdma2000 1x WLL
E9
U company
TTA Certified
TTA-C-M-06-017
※ Names of certified models and applicants in mobile communication will not be
disclosed at the request of the vendors.
※ Certification No. C : TTA Certified
Model name
Applicant
Certification type
Certification No.
06.01.26
SR719-R
Sunlin Electronics
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-001
06.01.26
KC-105
Kumoh Electronics
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-005
06.01.26
ETTC-I
E-Tech
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-006
06.01.26
KC-205
Kumoh Electronics
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-007
06.01.26
KC-305
Kumoh Electronics
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-008
06.02.28
DT-100
Damo Tech
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-009
06.02.28
WL-T2006C
Tech full Solutions
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-010
06.02.28
WKT-C10001A Tech full Solutions
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-011
06.02.28
SYT-TC600M
SY Telecom
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-015
06.03.23
FSTC-100
Digitek
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-014
06.03.23
ATC-K750T
Korea AFIS
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-017
06.03.23
ATC-C750T
Korea AFIS
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-018
06.03.23
TC-800
Pantech & Curitel
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-019
06.04.20
TCH080KSK
Samsung Electronics
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-002
06.04.20
TCH080KDK
Samsung Electronics
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-003
06.04.20
ATCH180KSK
Samsung Electronics
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-012
06.04.20
ATCH180KBK
Samsung Electronics
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-013
06.04.20
TC-100TC
INZI Telecom
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-004
06.04.20
COK-1500
INZI Telecom
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-016
06.04.20
HTH-2006
Hyundai Tech
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-020
06.04.20
MIT-2006
Main Tech
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-021
06.05.11
PR-200A
PowerRiver
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-022
06.05.11
HZ-120A
PowerRiver
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-023
06.05.11
HZ-120B
PowerRiver
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-024
06.05.11
HIK-600TC
Hidea
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-025
06.05.11
IT 5001
IT Korea
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-027
06.05.11
IT 5002
IT Korea
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-028
06.05.11
SB-06-001
Shinbo Cables
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-029
06.06.08
LSE-1001A
Powertop
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-026
06.06.08
PST-2006-1
PulseTech
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-030
06.06.08
PR-200C
PowerRiver
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-031
06.06.08
HZ-120C
PowerRiver
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-032
06.08.22
WL-T2006D
Two-One Technology
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-033
06.08.22
KYT-D08
Any-One
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-034
06.08.22
Y-200
IJ World
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-035
06.08.22
WKT-C10001B Two-One Technology
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-036
06.09.07
ATC-A750T
Korea AFIS
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-038
06.09.07
ATC-Q750T
Korea AFIS
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-039
06.09.27
TC-810
Pantech & Curitel
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-040
06.09.27
GLB-4275T
Global Electronics
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-037
06.10.17
DEP-4275CA
Dream Electronics
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-041
06.10.17
TC-600
LG Electronics
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-043
06.11.09
CHP-4275C
Chounghwa Tech
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-042
06.11.09
SJ-1000
Samji Electronics
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-044
06.11.22
PR-165A
PowerRiver
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-045
06.11.22
PR-165B
PowerRiver
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-046
06.11.22
HZ-165A
PowerRiver
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-047
06.11.22
HZ-165B
PowerRiver
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-048
06.12.21
SB-06-J001
Shinbo Cables
TTA Certified
TTA-C-06-049
※ Certification No. C : TTA Certified
06.01.13
cdma2000 1x WLL
date
31
http://www.tta.or.kr

TTA 2006 Annual Report

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