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RF instrument connects 12 75-Ω ports to a 2-port VNA

July 17, 2025 By Martin Rowe Leave a Comment

Copper Mountain Technologies (CMT) has released the PE0312-75, a port extender that expands the company’s product portfolio for 75 Ω test applications. The port extender enhances the flexibility of multi-port testing for broadband, telecom, cable, and RF research and production applications in 75 Ω environments. The PE0312-75 is a USB-controlled, 12-port extender, or switch, designed […]

Filed Under: vector network analyzer, vector network analyzers, wireless, wireless test equipment

Rigol oscilloscopes reach 13 GHz bandwidth

July 7, 2025 By Martin Rowe Leave a Comment

Rigol DS80000 oscilloscope

The DS8000 series features four 4-channel models with bandwidths from 6 GHz to 13 GHz. Rigol has introduced the DS8000 series of digital oscilloscopes. The series takes over as the company’s high-end line with four models topping out at 13 GHz of analog bandwidth. All models feature four analog channels, 40 Gsamples/s sample rate, 500 […]

Filed Under: Digital Oscilloscope, Oscilloscope Descriptions, Oscilloscopes Tagged With: rigoltechnologies

R&S digital multimeters feature 5.5 and 6.5 digits with triple displays

July 3, 2025 By Martin Rowe Leave a Comment

The UDS series from Rohde & Schwarz provides the company with a significant upgrade and place it against top competitors. Digital multimeters (DMMs) are a measurement staple, sitting alongside oscilloscopes, power supplies, and waveform generators on just about every engineer’s bench. You may not think of Rohde & Schwarz as a major competitor in the […]

Filed Under: data acquisition, Meters & Testers, New Articles, Temperature Measurement Tagged With: rohdeschwarz

FieldDAQ captures physical data close to the sensor

July 1, 2025 By Martin Rowe Leave a Comment

FieldDAQ modules accept sensors directly and send data over Ethernet. Collecting data such as temperature, strain, and other physical parameters often requires long sensor wires or rugged equipment close to the measurement source. Long wires can add errors due to losses in analog wiring or from outside interference. Field installations often add environmental and power […]

Filed Under: data acquisition, data recorders, Featured, Instrumentation, Temperature Measurement Tagged With: nationalinstruments

Oscilloscope software automates automotive ASA-ML serial link tests

June 27, 2025 By Martin Rowe Leave a Comment

Teledyne LeCroy ASA-ML oscilloscope test software

QPHY2-ASA software from Teledyne LeCroy lets you perform physical-layer tests on ASA-ML v1.1 devices. SerDes devices transfer data from sensors and cameras to an in-vehicle processing unit, which then sends instructions to the motion systems that drive autonomous vehicles. Teledyne LeCroy has released the QPHY2-ASA oscilloscope software, which automates testing of the Automotive Serdes Alliance […]

Filed Under: Automotive and Aerospace, Digital Oscilloscope, oscilloscope measurements, Oscilloscopes Tagged With: teledynelecroy

Swapfest May 2025: test equipment

June 2, 2025 By Martin Rowe Leave a Comment

Krautkrämer USM 2

The May 2025 gathering of the monthly electronics “Flea at MIT” swapfest featured an excessive number of test instruments. We break them down into oscilloscopes, meters, and signal sources. Click on any image to enlarge in a new tab. Oscilloscopes A Tektronix analog modular oscilloscope. The black bezel hides the model number. This unit has […]

Filed Under: Calibration, Communication Test, Featured, Meters & Testers, Oscilloscopes, signal generator, signal generators Tagged With: Hewlett-Packard, rigoltechnologies, Tektronix

Modular tester simulates and tests control systems

May 21, 2025 By Martin Rowe Leave a Comment

Speedgoat Pulse test system

The Pulse Real-Time Target Machine from Swiss company Speedgoat uses a set of I/O modules so you can configure s test system that meets your needs.

Filed Under: Automation, Automotive and Aerospace, data acquisition, Electromechanical, Featured, Modular Instruments Tagged With: Speedgoat

Teardown: HP 8112A pulse generator

May 13, 2025 By Martin Rowe 1 Comment

This 50 MHz pulse generator was built as solid as a rock. It’s almost all metal. We take the unit completely apart and look at it from a system and board level. On a visit to the MIT swapfest in 2024, I came across an HP 8112A 50 MHz pulse generator. For $20, I brought […]

Filed Under: Bench Test, Featured, Instrumentation, New Articles, signal generator, signal generators, Video Tagged With: analogdevices, Hewlett-Packard, keysighttechnologies, NXP Semiconductors, texasinstruments

OFC 2025: Test equipment

April 21, 2025 By Martin Rowe Leave a Comment

This year’s OFC in San Francisco featured one thing, or so it seemed: 1.6T. Every company making optical modules was showing them lest they be left behind in the always accelerating data rate race. As with any emerging technology, test equipment must lead the way. After all, how do you know if anything works unless […]

Filed Under: Communication Test, Featured, Optical, vector network analyzers, Video Tagged With: anritsu, bristolinstruments, EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering Inc., keysighttechnologies, spirentcommunications, viavisolutions

Phone chargers produce EMI: We compared four

April 15, 2025 By Martin Rowe Leave a Comment

Four chargers USB

The switching power supplies that regulate output voltage produce radiated emissions. Our tests compare waveforms that give clues as to how the chargers operate.

Filed Under: EMI/EMC/RFI, FAQ, Featured, oscilloscope measurements, Power supplies Tagged With: Anker, Apple, JBL, UNI-Trend

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