Tektronix has launched a new oscilloscope series Referred to as “smooth running from bench to field and back”, it has been dubbed “the first portable oscilloscope for benchtop performance”.
The 2 Series MSO device is 1.5 inches thick and weighs less than four pounds, Tech says – small enough to fit a backpack.
According to Tektronix, the device features include bandwidth support from 70 MHz-50-MHz; Two or four analog channel inputs; 16 digital channels (which will be available with future software releases); A 2.5 GS / s sample rate; And an optional battery that provides up to eight hours of power. The company added that future software releases will enable a built-in pattern generator, a voltmeter and a frequency counter.
“This groundbreaking product is a direct result of our proven Growth Accelerator innovation process and our continued focus on our customers,” Tami Newcombe, President of Tektronix, said in a statement. “Our team has worked closely with engineers to deepen their unique needs. We can’t wait to see how 2 Series MSO improves the way our customers work. “
Other test news:
–Anaritsu There is Partnership with AeroGT Labs On 5G Multiple-in Multiple-Out (MIMO) Over-the-Air (OTA) test solutions. In particular, the companies say their offer is useful for testing systems, such as automobiles, to have more than a dozen on-board antennas for communications, information technology, security and systems, and more.
-Sprint Communications MEC and Cloud have conducted some interesting latency testing, with enterprises being asked about their willingness to pay for related SLAs for less-delayed services. The result? There is a significant disconnect between what current 5G networks can provide (best effort low latency) and what enterprises think they want (determinism). Take a read here.
–Rohde and Schwartz Says it now has specific test profiles For embedded SIM (ESIM), developed in partnership with Compion, for R&S network simulators like its CMX500. Test profiles for mobile devices, including phones, tablets, wearables, consumer IoT devices and market-ready prototypes, can be configured in the lab with new downloadable profiles, the testing company said. Rohde adds that test profiles are available through Comprion’s subscription service, and in addition to specific testing for Rohde and Schwarz tools, it also includes a collection of eSIM test profiles as well as a GSMA-standard remote SIM provisioning service. Unique in the market, ”said R&S.
-ICYMI: The US Department of Defense Testing of a private 5G network for smart warehouse logistics continues AT&T This week provides an update that includes Tidbit that the AT&T Private 5G network at Base provides 3.9 Gbps data throughput speeds with a latency of less than 10 milliseconds. Read more details here.
–KeySite Technologies Is Work with Test room decra To support 112 emergency call testing and location services for mobile phones sold in the European market. Keysight noted in a release that Keysight’s network emulation solutions enabled DEKRA to test E112-related testing in 2022, a new order came into force requiring all new mobile phones sold in the EU to support GNSS technology based on “Galileo”. “Constellations, Advanced Mobile Location (AML) Protocol and Wi-Fi Communication Technology” to identify the location of a caller.
In other keynote news, company representatives spoke at several investor conferences this week. Read RCR’s coverage of the Baird 2022 Global Consumer, Technology and Services Conference here.
