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Oscilloscopes gain AWG capability

25 January 2012 Test & Measurement

Agilent has added optional arbitrary waveform generation (AWG) capability and five new analysis applications to its InfiniiVision 3000 X-Series oscilloscopes.

AWG makes it easy for engineers to capture waveforms with their oscilloscopes and instantly convert them to stimulus files to simplify stimulus/response testing. They can also use Agilent’s BenchLink Waveform Builder Pro software to quickly create custom waveforms.

The 2.0 release adds the following analysis options:

* DSOX3VID joins the 3000 X-Series’ million waveforms per second update rate with the triggers, IRE grids and cursors for the latest HDTV standards.

* DSOX3AERO (MIL-STD 1553 and ARINC 429) and DSOX3FLEX (FlexRay) protocol analysis packages combine hardware-accelerated protocol triggering and display with powerful search and navigation tools.

* DSOX3PWR adds a broad portfolio of power system measurements, including single-box power supply rejection ratio tests.

* DSOXADVMATH includes advanced math functions, including filters, trending and chart display.



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