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Agilent débuts Z-Series oscilloscopes

14 May 2014 Test & Measurement

Agilent Technologies has introduced its Infiniium Z-Series oscilloscopes, which can be synchronised to measure up to 40 channels simultaneously with a maximum 63 GHz real-time oscilloscope bandwidth (on up to 10 oscilloscopes).

With industry-leading noise and jitter measurement floors, the new scopes enable engineers to effectively test devices that incorporate the newest technologies and achieve new performance milestones.

The Z-Series includes 10 models ranging from 20 to 63 GHz, all of which are bandwidth-upgradable to 63 GHz. The Z-Series also features significantly faster processing and a next-generation user interface.

Key capabilities include sufficient bandwidth to capture the third harmonic on 28, 32 and 40 Gbps digital signals; capacitive touch screen and touch-screen-friendly controls to improve the user experience; and USB 3.0 offload speeds, making it significantly faster to offload and analyse data.

The Z-Series leverages key technologies used in the 90000 Q-Series oscilloscopes. They include RealEdge technology, which comprises a combination of proprietary architectures, next-generation microcircuits/thin-film components, and advanced application of Agilent’s indium phosphide semiconductor process. RealEdge enables high-frequency capability while maintaining 75 fs noise and jitter measurement floors.

Customers who have previously purchased the 90000 Q-Series can upgrade their units to Z-Series performance with upgrade kits.



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