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Oscilloscope Technology
Keysight Technologies, Inc. has announced
the new Infiniium 8-channel oscilloscope
technology, which is now available via both
distribution and direct channels.
Powerful and intuitive to use, the new
Infiniium EXR-Series extends the power of
Keysight's Infiniium MXR oscilloscope family to users who want to buy through the
company's global network of distributors.
The Infiniium MXR-Series and EXR-Series
feature multiple instruments integrated into a single platform
for higher engineering productivity and ease-of-use.
Designs are growing more complex, and the benchmark for
professional mainstream bench debug and analysis continues
to rise. The new Infiniium EXR-Series mixed signal oscilloscope (EXR-Series) is the professional engineer's ultimate tool
for general purpose debug. The Infiniium-EXR and -MXR families feature a state-of-the-art ASIC which powers 7 integrated
applications, including oscilloscope, digital voltmeter (DVM),
waveform generator, Bode plotter, counters, protocol analyzer and logic analyzer. The EXR-Series offers up to 8 analog
channels that operate simultaneously at 2.5 GHz with 16 independent digital channels.
Professional engineers need tools that keep up with the
complexity of their designs. Infiniium EXR and MXR deliver
advanced applications and features on a 15.6-in high-definition touchscreen, enabling users to access both built-in
applications and powerful advanced applications.
The 15.6-in high-definition touchscreen display
of the EXR-Series is complemented by the ability
to duplicate or extend the
scope's screen to another
monitor, improving overall productivity. A built-in
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Fault Hunter feature automatically analyzes the normal signal
for 30 seconds and initiates advanced triggers to find rare or
random signal faults. The EXR-Series' automatic, one-button
launch to find physical layer signal anomalies speeds design
and troubleshooting efforts, adding efficiency and expertise.
Infiniium users can analyze data anywhere with the advanced
Infinium Offline software.
Key features of the Infiniium EXR-Series:
◗◗ Enables designers to work with higher bandwidth signals
simultaneously across more analog and digital channels.
◗◗ Fully upgradeable from 4 to 8 channels, from 500 MHz to
2.5 GHz, and up to 7 total instruments in one lightweight,
bench-top device.
◗◗ Reduces troubleshooting time for random errors and
dramatically improves test workflow, enhanced by
remote team collaboration for engineers to quickly move
from symptom, to root cause, to solution, speeding timeto-market and reducing labor cost.
◗◗ Simultaneous 8 analog channels and 16 digital channels
allow users to perform no-compromise monitoring and
analysis of complex signal interactions, opening a wide
and insightful window into designs.
◗◗ Powerful remote collaboration with PathWave Infiniium Offline Analysis software enables design teams to
do extensive analysis and data manipulation after bench
measurements are complete, enhancing both the efficiency and effectiveness of their test bench.
More information about the Keysight Infiniium EXR Series
real-time oscilloscopes is available at https://www.keysight.
com/find/exr-faq.

System Amplifier Supports Microwave
Device Manufacturers
As the industry for mobile radio, IoT, satellite and radar applications grow, Rohde & Schwarz has introduced a new
approach to the system amplifier challenge. It features unprecedented output power, bandwidth and market-leading
noise performance. Designated R&S®SAM100, the
microwave amplifier sets
new standards in ease of
operation, robust design
and super-compact footprint within the 2 - 20 GHz
range with up to 20 W output power.

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