Keysight Korea (CEO Yoon Deok-kwon) has launched the CX3300 analyzer, which is capable of measuring dynamic currents of at least 100 pA with a maximum bandwidth of 200 MHz, a sampling rate of 1 GSA/s, and a dynamic range of 14 or 16 bits.

The Keysight CX3300 series device current waveform analyzer is a new frontier in the measurement industry and is optimized for personnel struggling with high-speed transient current measurement while characterizing the latest devices, or for engineers looking to reduce power and current consumption in low-power devices.

For characterizing the latest devices or evaluating low-power devices, high-speed (1 MHz or higher) or low-level dynamic current (1 μA or lower) measurements are required, which is a difficult task.

With current measurement methods, low-level dynamic currents are frequently missed or cannot be measured due to various reasons (massive noise, voltage drop, limited dynamic range and bandwidth).

Keysight's CX3300 analyzer is capable of measuring low-level dynamic current by simultaneously measuring broadband and low-current frequencies.

By providing a wide dynamic measurement range of 14-bit or 16-bit, it can meet wide measurement requirements such as measurements using multiple devices with a single device, and it features a GUI using a WXGA 14.1” multi-touch display and measurement analysis software.

Masaki Yamamoto, Head of Wafer Test Solutions at Keysight’s Industrial Solutions Group, said, “With broadband and low-level dynamic current measurement, the CX3300 is a product designed to meet customer needs. The launch of this product strengthens Keysight’s existing portfolio while simultaneously providing customers with more complete solutions.”