Expanded our existing product released in January from 2 channels to 4 channels

Keysight has launched a power analyzer designed to enhance the accuracy of commercial and industrial product development measurements for engineers. The press conference, held on November 11 at the Shilla Stay Mapo, was led by Bob Zollo, Power and Energy Product Planning Manager. The main focus was on Keysight's newly released 4-channel power analyzer, the IntegraVision PA2203A, and its product family.

Prior to the full product introduction, Bob Zollo, following up on the press conference held last January, emphasized the importance of effective energy management applied to production, transmission, and storage. In particular, raising energy efficiency ratings is crucial when transmitting power; efficient energy management becomes impossible if the gap between the input and output results cannot be narrowed. He stated, "While the 2-channel configuration of our Zone product was suitable for the design and testing of residential and office equipment, it had limitations in industrial environments." "We have launched a 4-channel power analyzer product equipped with high-precision, dynamic measurement capabilities to solve the difficulties faced by these engineers," they stated.

12.1- inch touchscreen, twice as wide as competitors

The IntegraVision PA2203A 4-channel power analyzer provides measurement performance with 0.05% base accuracy and 16-bit resolution, identical to the 2-channel power analyzer, for characterizing and identifying the incremental performance improvement status of high-efficiency power conversion systems. It captures voltage, current, and power in real-time in the 2.5 MHz band, and can visualize transients, inrush currents, and state changes using a 5-M sampling digitizer per second. As the need for a separate oscilloscope to check power line status and time-varying performance is eliminated, measurement setup is simplified and configuration time is reduced. In addition, power consumption in dynamic conditions can be easily observed through IntegraVision’s 12.1-inch capacitive touchscreen, which is twice as wide as that of competing products.



Keysight Power and Energy Manager Kari Fauber stated, "The new IntegraVision PA2203A power analyzer allows engineers to utilize the performance of a high-precision power analyzer while maintaining the same experience they have had using oscilloscopes to troubleshoot problems and optimize efficiency in three-phase designs. Solar inverters, in particular, require a four-channel power analyzer because they use DC input current and three-phase AC output current," adding, "In this case, the PA2203A is particularly perfect in that it can measure both DC and AC and provides efficiency and power quality analysis capabilities."

The Integravision PA2203A provides 2-Arms and 50-Arms direct current input terminals on all four power channels, along with external sensor inputs. The external sensor inputs support current probe or transducer inputs up to 10-V. Additionally, the wide range and input terminal voltage isolation up to 1,000 Vrms (Catll) enable engineers to perform various test scenarios, and the integrated data logger allows data to be captured for up to one year for offline analysis and archiving.

Meanwhile, Keysight President Yoon Deok-kwon stated, "Keysight has attempted an organizational restructuring." While the company was previously product-centric on the hardware side, it has now set up two groups capable of accommodating customer needs. "We provide solutions required by customers through the Communication Group and the Industrial Group. Furthermore, as the Service Solution is elevated to a group level, we plan to offer methods to maximize equipment utilization in addition to repairs," he stated, expressing his aspirations.