K Measure recently launched a new, improved website, featuring all existing products and also an exciting range of new products, all in easily searchable categories (oscilloscopes, logic analysers, waveform generators, power supplies, bus converters and accessories). In addition to online quoting and ordering functionality, it also offers handy comparison tables with all the specifications of the different models.
One new category of test equipment that has been added is bus converters/adapters, which can convert from USB to I²C, SPI, high-speed (50 MHz) SPI, CAN (controller area network) and UART-TTL. Some other new additions are the DSO-1200 handheld oscilloscope and the PC-based DSO-5200A oscilloscope, which offers high speed and advanced functionality such as FFT.
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