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Low frequency response curves with AC coupling or DC reject turned on, for different types of probes

Probe Points: Understanding Low Frequency Response Friday, June 28, 2024 par : Blair Battye

The Practice of AC Coupling and DC Reject Modes The practice of AC coupling the scope input or using a probe with DC reject capability is very common when looking at noise and/or ripple of DC power rails. Anytime there is insufficient DC offset available, then users often elect to use AC Coupling or DC Reject settings. With the focus on clean power, we see users more interested than ever before in …

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Tektronix’ Wide Bandgap Double Pulse Test Solution including the Wide Bandgap Double Pulse Test application (Opt. WBG-DPT) which runs on the 5 Series B MSO oscilloscope

The Importance of Double Pulse Testing for Designing Today’s Power Converters Thursday, June 27, 2024 par : David Pereles

The Importance of Double Pulse Testing for Designing Today’s Power Converters The field of power electronics is rapidly transitioning from the use of silicon semiconductor materials to wide bandgap semiconductors such as silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN). One of the most common applications of GaN and SiC semiconductors is to enable smaller, faster and more efficient designs of …

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Tektronix power rail measurement with Passive Probes (below) and Power Rail Probes (above)

Achieving Better Energy Efficiency in AI Data Centers With Power Integrity Testing Tuesday, June 18, 2024 par : Christopher Loberg

Introduction Deployment of AI-based technology is happening in the Data Center. The processor-intensive servers are driving up energy demands. The table below illustrates the magnitude of the impact. The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts that data centers will account for up to seven percent of global electricity consumption by 2030; a number equivalent to the entire country of India’s …

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Comment choisir la bonne sonde d'oscilloscope ? Saturday, March 9, 2024 par : Andrea Vinci

Une sonde d'oscilloscope est un appareil qui crée une connexion physique et électrique entre un point test ou une source de signal et un oscilloscope. Selon vos besoins de mesure, cette connexion peut être réalisée avec quelque chose d'aussi simple qu'une longueur de fil électrique ou quelque chose de sophistiqué comme une sonde différentielle active. Une sonde est une sorte de dispositif ou de …

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4 Key Testing Phases for Power Conversion Equipment Tuesday, February 14, 2023 par : John Tucker

While the types of electrical tests required during the design and production of power conversion equipment are similar to those required for previous generations of devices, the adoption of wide-bandgap materials like silicon carbide (SiC) or gallium nitride (GaN) requires added rigor and new test strategies. Bench testing continues to play an important role at every stage of the development of …

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Gain Powerful Design Insights, Join Tektronix at DesignCon 2023 Wednesday, January 18, 2023 par : Tektronix Expert

DesignCon 2023 is happening January 31 – February 2, 2023 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA and we’ll be at Booth 727. Swing by and we’ll show you – in real time – practical applications to solve current and emerging test challenges. Here’s what you’ll find… Deep Dive Into DDR5 and LPDDR5/5X Explore the Tektronix memory solutions (leveraging powerful analysis tools) on AMD’s …

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Engineer using a Tektronix Isolated probe with an oscilloscope

SiC MOSFETs Represent Opportunities and Measurement Challenges for EV Designers Tuesday, November 15, 2022 par : Christopher Loberg

Innovation in semiconductor technology is enabling more efficient and dense power conversion in hybrid and electric vehicles. Wide bandgap silicon carbide (SiC) technology enables faster switching and lower switching loss in high voltage EV systems. However, the same fast switching and high voltage capabilities that make SiC MOSFETs so promising, also create measurement challenges. Probing the …

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New Ways to Access Ever-Smaller DRAM Memory Friday, April 1, 2022 par : Ted Coleman

We’re in a new age of data. As our world becomes more enabled and new technologies are implemented, the world is experiencing an explosion in the amount of data being generated and processed. According to Statista global research, there will be 97 Zettabytes of data created this year. Even more jarring is the acceleration of the pace at which that data is being created; a 2020 study delivered by …

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5 series mixed signal oscilloscope with a Tektronix IsoVu probe

Best Practices When Handling Tektronix IsoVu Isolated Differential Probes Monday, December 20, 2021 par : Cameron Lowe

In this article, we will explore in detail some best practices to follow when handling Tektronix's isolated differential probe, also known as IsoVu™ probes. What is IsoVu? IsoVu is the brand name used to describe Tektronix's isolated differential probes. Generation One (TIVHx/TIVMx) was released several years ago, and Generation Two (TIVPx) came out more recently. IsoVu probes were originally …

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Tektronix oscilloscope probe innovation blog

History of Tektronix Oscilloscope Probes Infographic Tuesday, May 25, 2021 par : Andrea Vinci

Tektronix has been a leader in developing cutting-edge oscilloscope probe technology for nearly 30 years. The infographic below highlights some of the key innovations and probe features we’ve developed in the last few decades. From low noise, low loading, and high bandwidth power rail probes to low input capacitance, high voltage single ended probes, our portfolio is designed to help engineers …

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