Thursday, July 14, 2022
作者：Tektronix ExpertWith the lowest input noise and up to 10 GHz analog bandwidth, the 6 Series B MSO provides the best signal fidelity for analyzing and debugging today's embedded systems with GHz clock and bus speeds. The remarkably innovative pinch-swipe-zoom touchscreen user interface coupled with a large high-definition display and up to eight FlexChannel™ inputs, each of which lets you measure one analog or …
A new generation of wide-bandgap (WBG) materials such as silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN) are becoming more prevalent. Electrically, these substances are closer to insulators than silicon and other typical semiconductor materials. Their adoption is an effort to overcome limitations of silicon that stem from it being a narrow bandgap material, which leads to undesirable conductive …
Innovation often happens when it is least expected. In the case of the 2 Series Mixed Signal Oscilloscope, Tektronix uncovered a number of unexpected customer wants and needs during the development process, but some of the most valuable customer insights resulted from pandemic-related hurdles, something no one expected.
Pandemic Informed Design for Today and Tomorrow’s Engineers
With only the …
Keithley’s line of Touch Test Invent™ graphical Instruments have the ability to locally run custom scripts written in the Test Script Processor (TSP™) language. These scripts allow the instrument to execute code in real time written by you.
The example script provided allows a 2400 Series Graphical SMU to function as a power supply by outputting a constant wattage. A traditional power supply …
Keithley’s Touch Test Invent™ instruments feature ability the to create TSP applications. These applications can potentially serve unlimited purpose, as users can generate custom scripts to suit their specific and dynamic needs. Created internally, the TSP Calculator App allows users to form simple mathematical functions on their Touch Test Invent instruments.
Features
The TSP Calculator can …
Cars have taken us where we needed to go for over a century. In that time, the industry has moved from one that focused on hardware and mechanical features, like horsepower and torque, to one that prizes features and functions primarily enabled by software, such as driver-assistance features and infotainment options. We find ourselves in the middle of a fast-moving transition to a future where software-defined vehicles (SDVs) are the norm, not the exception.
Rechargeable batteries are appearing in more devices than ever before. We are requiring these batteries to hold more energy, last longer and charge faster. This is even more critical in applications such as electric vehicles, where batteries must perform to the highest standards while remaining small and lightweight. This makes it critical to catch failures in the batteries before they are placed …
We are celebrating the amazing work that women engineers around the world are doing to support lives and livelihoods every day.
Interview with Maria Heriz, Tektronix
Position: Vice President, Commercial Operations, EMEAI
The modern automotive industry moves quickly, and automotive engineers and technicians need the right tools at their fingertips to identify issues quickly and easily. There are many diagnostic tools that analyze the performance of different vehicle systems on any given day, but these instruments almost always include an oscilloscope, which displays different voltages and helps automotive …
With the lowest input noise and up to 10 GHz analog bandwidth, the 6 Series B MSO provides the best signal fidelity for analyzing and debugging today's embedded systems with GHz clock and bus speeds. The remarkably innovative pinch-swipe-zoom touchscreen user interface coupled with a large high-definition display and up to eight FlexChannel™ inputs, each of which lets you measure one analog or …
As the phenomenal new images from the James Webb Space Telescope came out this week, letting us see farther into space than ever before, Tektronix and Keithley are honored to be on the contributors list for the telescope.
“Keithley Instruments, Tektronix company, worked with the NASA Glenn Research Center in Ohio to perform low level measurements for the cryogenic development on the James Webb …
