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Keysight Launches 'X Series Signal Analyzer' Tailored for Aerospace and Defense Industries
Equipped with the specifications required by the aerospace and defense industries
Keysight announced on the 3rd that it has launched a new X Series signal analyzer capable of measuring wireless communications in the aerospace and defense industries. A press conference was held in Gwanghwamun on the 26th, where Keysight Asia Business Development Manager Shin Seung-cheol presented the product.
Ahead of the product launch, Keysight Korea President Yoon Deok-kwon stated, “A notable feature of this X Series is the external change achieved by applying ‘Charcoal Gray’ to the instrument, unlike previous measuring instruments,” adding, “The modern Charcoal Gray design reflects our efforts to demonstrate high reliability and performance.”
Keysight stated that the X Series signal analyzers (model names: UXA, PXA, MXA, EXA, CXA) have three features, citing multi-touch capabilities, a 1 GHz analysis bandwidth, and real-time analysis. They explained that this will provide a useful development environment for developers by enabling precise analysis of high-frequency and wide-bandwidth signals required by the aerospace and defense industries.
In particular, the multi-touch function enabled measurement with two or fewer touches, and also optimized the user interface (UI) with motion-based actions such as zoom in and out, dragging, and swiping.

It was announced that among the X series, the UXA provides 44GHz and 50GHz frequencies tailored for the aerospace and defense industries and supports a 1GHz analysis bandwidth. The PXA also offers a spurious-free dynamic range (SFDR) of over 75dBc, along with real-time bandwidths of 501MHz and 510MHz.
It also supports real-time data streaming to characterize signal interactions in high-density radar environments. The UXA and PXA are capable of real-time data streaming with a maximum bandwidth of 255 MHz at 300 MSa/s and 16-bit resolution. It was also announced that it supports up to 15TB of memory capture by connecting to a data logging device from solution partner X-COM Systems.
In addition, complex operations have been simplified using measurement functions already proven in pulse analysis, analog demodulation, noise figures, phase noise, LTE/LTE-A, and W-CDMA fields.
Keysight President Yoon Deok-kwon stated, “We reorganized the organization from a product-centric ‘Product division’ into a Solutions Group to provide developers with a better development environment,” adding, “We will be able to offer customers high efficiency relative to cost.”
The full video of the meeting is available to watch on Tech Preview.
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