The quantumdata M42d Video Analyzer and Generator is the industry's first DisplayPort 2.0 protocol test instrument. The DisplayPort 2.0 standard provides for data rates up to 20 Gb/sec per lane for an overall aggregate bandwidth of 80 Gb/sec, going … [Read More...] about Video analyzer and generator offers comprehensive testing for DisplayPort 2.0
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PHY interposer supports PCI Express 5.0 CEM spec
The CrossSync PHY technology now supports the PCI Express 5.0 Card Electromechanical (CEM) specification. This new CEM interposer (PE230UIA-X) joins the existing CrossSync PHY enabled M.2 form factor interposers (PE210UIA for PCIe 4.0 and the PE222UIA for PCIe 5.0), with more form factors in … [Read More...] about PHY interposer supports PCI Express 5.0 CEM spec
Economical scopes now include zone triggers, Bode plots and power analysis
The 2560B Digital Storage (DSO) and Mixed Signal Oscilloscope (MSO) Series offers 100 MHz, 200 MHz and 350 MHz bandwidth models in a four-channel configuration, with a sample rate of 2 GSa/sec and a maximum memory depth of 200 Mpts. Additionally, these oscilloscopes are equipped with a large 10.1-in … [Read More...] about Economical scopes now include zone triggers, Bode plots and power analysis
PC-based scopes decode I3C waveforms
MIPI I3C Basic specification waveforms can now be decoded, displayed and analyzed on any PicoScope with sufficient bandwidth and memory depth. I3C is a medium-speed control and data bus interface for connecting peripherals to an application processor in embedded systems and a range of mobile, … [Read More...] about PC-based scopes decode I3C waveforms
New protocol decoders for PC-based scopes
Four new protocol decoders/analyzers--MIL-STD-1553, CAN J1939, Quadrature encoded and Parallel bus decoders--are included with the latest PicoScope 6 software (6.14.54) for Windows, Linux and macOS operating systems. The same decoders have also been added to PicoScope 7, the next-generation … [Read More...] about New protocol decoders for PC-based scopes
Odd ball application department: Using a scope to display SEM images
The Applied Science YouTube channel run by Ben Krasnow (who in his day job is a hardware engineer at Verily, Google Life Sciences) focuses on interesting applications of science and technology. One video in particular caught our eye where Kranow uses an oscilloscope to help view digital images … [Read More...] about Odd ball application department: Using a scope to display SEM images
Economical 2-GHz DSOs sample at 5 GSa/sec
The Siglent SDS6000A Series of four-channel digital storage oscilloscopes include models available in bandwidths of 500 MHz, 1 GHz, and 2 GHz offering a sample rate of 5 GSa/sec (10 GSa/sec ESR) on each channel, a large memory depth of 500 Mpts, and the option to provide synchronous mixed signal … [Read More...] about Economical 2-GHz DSOs sample at 5 GSa/sec
Software lets data loggers/scopes stream data to cloud storage
The PicoLog Cloud data logging software enables any Pico data logger or real-time oscilloscope to save data to a local disk or stream the capture directly to a secure online Cloud store. Uers can set up and control captures on a source PC and then remotely view them on any number of client … [Read More...] about Software lets data loggers/scopes stream data to cloud storage
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What is the importance of resolution in an oscilloscope?
When looking at the oscilloscope feature of a multi-instrument device or when comparing two benchtop oscilloscopes, the first specifications that we look at are the bandwidth and sample rate. While these are incredibly important specs, often most design work is done well within the limits of most products and the more critical specification to consider is resolution. Did you know that while most […]
