Yes, that's right - certainly the other two devices have not been tested against the newer ETD standards that the QS-B220 was tested against to be qualified, so those devices cannot be considered "state-of-the-art". So I think everyone is reading this correctly, this shows NIST needed a state-of-the-art ETD system, they already have the other two systems, and the only one available to meet this requirement is the QS-B220.
Wondering if you could help out a neophyte. Not as experienced as you are. Looked some stuff up, but is the NIST another testing agency? Are they only looking for 1 unit or will they be looking for multiple units? You seen enthused, just wanted to know your thoughts. Finally, the options mentioned earlier, is that just a sign of insider confidence? Would really appreciate your help.
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