A New Era of Innovation in Test and Measurement

Today marks a milestone for Tektronix. We are unveiling two breakthroughs that reshape what’s possible in test and measurement: the 7 Series oscilloscope and the MP5000 Series modular precision test system.

At first glance, they serve different needs. Together, they embody a single vision—helping engineers see more, know more, and move faster as their challenges grow more complex.

Clarity at the Edge of the Discovery

In fields like AI, quantum computing, and high-speed communications, precision is everything. For too long, it’s been defined by bandwidth alone. The 7 Series raises the bar with scalable bandwidth and an exceptionally low noise floor—giving engineers confidence in the smallest details, where breakthroughs often emerge. Powered by custom ASICs, it delivers the signal fidelity required at the front edge of discovery.

Scale for Tomorrow’s Demands

Innovation doesn’t stop at design. It extends through validation and production, where speed and adaptability determine how quickly ideas reach the world. The MP5000 Series brings new levels of flexibility and density to those stages. Its modular architecture allows engineers to configure, scale, and automate rapidly—adapting test to evolving requirements. With additional modules already in development, the system ensures today’s investments keep pace with tomorrow’s needs.

"What excites me about today’s launches is not only what they deliver, but what they enable: innovation that moves with velocity."

Building Velocity Across Workflows

For more than 75 years, Tektronix has helped engineers explore the limits of possibility. What excites me about today’s launches is not only what they deliver, but what they enable: innovation that moves with velocity, from research through production. The 7 Series provides the clarity to spark discovery. The MP5000 Series delivers the scale to validate and deploy with confidence. Together, they strengthen the foundation of progress at every stage.

Measurement has always been the bedrock of innovation. Today, that foundation is stronger—and faster—than ever.