Agilent’s Infiniium 90000 X-series oscilloscope grabs EDN China Innovation award

Agilent Technologies Inc. (www.agilent.com) is proud to announce that its Infiniium 90000 X-Series oscilloscopes have bagged this year’s EDN China Innovation Award for the category Best Product in the Test and Measurement.

“This award reflects Agilent’s commitment to delivering superior technology and value in its broad electronics measurement offering. We are honored that the judges selected the Infiniium 90000 X-Series for this prestigious award,” the company said.

Launched based on the original EDN Innovation Awards, The EDN China Innovation Awards is considered an iconic award in the microelectronics field in China. This year, 81 manufacturers with 154 products submitted entries. The 90000 X-Series oscilloscope was chosen unanimously by a panel of experts from industry, academic research and the press. The oscilloscope won against tough competition from LeCroy (www.lecroy.com) and Tektronix (www.tek.com). This is the second time that the Agilent’s oscilloscopes have received this title. The Agilent‘s Infiniium 9000 Series oscilloscopes grabbed the 2009 EDN China Innovation Award for the Best Test and Measurement Product.

“Agilent has continuously embraced a spirit of innovation,” said Jay Alexander, general manager and vice president at Agilent’s oscilloscopes business. “This award reflects Agilent’s commitment to delivering superior technology and value in its broad electronics measurement offering. We are honored that the judges selected the Infiniium 90000 X-Series for this prestigious award.”

Agilent’s 90000 X-Series oscilloscopes are the fastest real-time oscilloscopes in the world. The oscilloscopes offer the industry’s only 30GHz oscilloscope probing system, the highest real-time scope measurement accuracy, and the first application-specific measurement software. They can deliver the highest measurement accuracy due to their highest true analog bandwidth (32GHz), lowest jitter measurement floor (150fs) and lowest oscilloscope noise floor (2.04mV at 50mV/div, 32GHz).