▲Infiniium MXR B-Series (Photo courtesy of Keysight)


Save testing and debugging time with automated analysis systems.
Built-in zone triggering, error detection, and real-time spectrum analysis

Keysight Technologies (Keysight) has launched an oscilloscope with built-in automated analysis tools to help engineers save time on testing and debugging and shorten time to market.

Keysight Technologies, Inc. today announced the launch of the new hardware-accelerated Infiniium MXR B-Series, a new addition to its Infiniium oscilloscope portfolio.

The product includes automated analysis tools that help engineers quickly derive results and shorten time to market.

Engineers who use oscilloscopes that cannot display signal details risk releasing products that are vulnerable to errors and defects.

An oscilloscope with excellent signal integrity minimizes the influence on the signal and accurately displays even the smallest details, making it very useful for testing and debugging.

Superior signal integrity and built-in automated analysis tools enable engineers to reduce testing and debugging time and accelerate time to market.

Keysight's Infiniium MXR B-Series features zone triggering, fault detection, and real-time spectrum analysis (RTS).A) and 50 MHz waveform generator, which are built-in automated debugging tools, can easily meet these needs.

Additionally, the MXR B-Series offers eight gear functions in one comprehensive benchtop solution, saving both bench space and budget.

All features of the MXR B-Series are upgradeable, allowing you to add features as needed.

Supporting up to 6 GHz, the new Infiniium MXR B-Series automates fault detection, design compliance testing, power integrity analysis, protocol decoding for over 50 serial protocols, and simultaneous mask testing on all channels, reducing troubleshooting time and delivering the highest resolution with a low noise floor, high effective number of bits (ENOB), and low system jitter.

Additionally, it captures important events in signals with an update rate of over 200,000 wfms/s, a fast sampling rate of 16 GSa/s, and a bandwidth of up to 6 GHz that does not decrease even when using multiple channels.

In contrast, competing scopes have update rates of only 1,200 wfms/s and their maximum bandwidth and sampling rate are limited by the number of channels.

“The MXR B-Series leverages the same hardware acceleration ASICs as Keysight’s 110 GHz Infiniium UXR B-Series oscilloscopes to accelerate analysis, eye diagrams and triggering with superior signal integrity,” said Robert Saponas, vice president of Keysight’s Digital Photonics Center of Excellence. “Engineers designing complex systems can now go from symptoms to root cause in minutes, not hours.”