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Oscilloscopes are used to measure and evaluate a variety of signals and sources. They also play a major role in both design and manufacturing, providing a visual display of voltage over time. Many times oscilloscope users need more than a visual representation and want to validate the quality and stability of electronic components and systems.… (Show moreShow less)
What is the best oscilloscope for your application? The following areas will help you make an accurate and informed decision. Today’s complex electronics industries require a broad spectrum of test equipment, with oscilloscopes being one of the most fundamental tools used by engineers and technicians. Oscilloscopes provide design and manufacturing… (Show moreShow less)
Here in Keysight Oscilloscopeland we talk a lot about our ASICs (application specific integrated circuits). But why? Who cares about the architecture of a cheap oscilloscope? All that matters is how well it works, right? We agree. That’s why we design and use oscilloscope-specific chips for all our scopes. How, though? Custom ASICs don’t just… (Show moreShow less)
Lab benches are many times cluttered with multiple pieces of test equipment. Keysight’s InfiniiVision Oscilloscopes are equipped with a built in digital voltmeter, frequency counter and totalizer giving the oscilloscope user additional measurement options that can reduce the amount of test equipment needed. In addition, when you only measure the… (Show moreShow less)
In oscilloscopes and oscilloscope probes, bandwidth is the width of a range of frequencies measured in Hertz. Specifically, bandwidth is specified as the frequency at which a sinusoidal input signal is attenuated to 70.7% of its original amplitude, also known as the -3 dB point. Most scope companies design the scope/probe response to be as flat as… (Show moreShow less)
Keysight continues to invest in the very popular InfiniiVision X-Series oscilloscopes with new oscilloscope models, new options, and customer-requested enhancements. Every 6 to 8 months, Keysight releases new firmware that our customers can download into their InfiniiVision scopes at no cost. The latest release of firmware (version 7.10) for the… (Show moreShow less)
Lab benches are many times cluttered with multiple pieces of test equipment. Keysight’s InfiniiVision Oscilloscopes are equipped with a built in digital voltmeter, frequency counter, and totalizer giving the oscilloscope user additional measurement options that can reduce the amount of test equipment needed. In addition, when you only measure the… (Show moreShow less)
This blog was written by Ailee Grumbine- Keysight Memory Solutions Product Manager As a design engineer, your job is to design the best product. Your manager’s job is to reduce the number of redesigns and deal with engineering shortages and budget constraints. Your manager asked for test results to decide if your product is ready for release to… (Show moreShow less)
What does the piezoelectric effect have to do with oscilloscopes? If you follow any of the electrical engineering YouTube channels, you’re likely familiar with Dave Jones & the EEVBlog. His latest video caught my eye “EEVBlog #983 – A Shocking Oscilloscope Problem”. Now, this made me stop in my tracks. Not because he’s highlighting an oscilloscope… (Show moreShow less)
The latest Infiniium software release (for Infiniium oscilloscopes and Infiniium Offline on your PC) includes a handful of new and improved tools to help you make more efficient measurements and documentation. These updates include: MIPI SPMI Protocol Decode Generic Raw Decode for PAM-4 and NRZ Symbolic Decode added to ARINC 429 and MIL-STD-1553… (Show moreShow less)
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