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ELECTRONIC DEVICE FAILURE ANALYSIS | VOLUME 18 NO. 2

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PRODUCT NEWS

Larry Wagner, LWSN Consulting Inc.

lwagner10@verizon.net

PRESS RELEASE SUBMISSIONS:

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SENSOFAR RELEASES NEW SURFACE

PROFILER

Sensofar Metrology (Terrassa, Spain) has released a

new high-resolution noncontact 3-D surface profiler in a

more compact format, the S lynx. The new system draws

frommore than 14 years of experience indesigning optical

metrology systems for research and development as well

as industry, enabling Sensofar topack all the performance

of Sensofar’s Slineof high-end 3-D surface profilers into a

smaller platform.

The newly updated software interface, SensoSCAN

6, offers an even more intuitive interface and includes

customizable tools as well as new and powerful analysis

algorithms that have been especially designed for com-

patibilitywith current surface-measurement benchmarks

(such as ISO standards).

TheS lynx’s versatilitymakes it appropriate for a broad

range of high-end surface-measurement applications.

Typical applications include automotives, consumer

electronics, energy, liquid crystal display, materials

science, microelectronics, micromanufacturing (electrical

discharge machining, milling, or laser), micropaleontol-

ogy, semiconductors, tooling, and watch manufacturing.

For more information: web:

sensofar.com

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KEYSIGHT ANNOUNCES X-SERIES

SIGNAL ANALYZERS

Keysight Technologies, Inc. (Santa Rosa, Calif.)

announced new X-Series signal analyzers that provide

significantly enhanced capabilities for developers

creating next-generation devices. Most notable is a mul-

titouch user interface (UI) that streamlines measurement

setup and creates a solid foundation for new solutions.

Performance improvements and feature enhancements

address emerging needs in aerospace, defense, andwire-

less communications.

The UI enables optimization of measurement

parameters in no more than two touches. Support for

gesture-driven controls, such as pinching, dragging, and

swiping, makes analysis more immediate and intuitive.

With consistent operation across the UXA, PXA, MXA, EXA,

and CXA, learning one means knowing them all.

To helpdevelopers create next-generationdevices, the

flagshipUXAnowoffers frequency coverage to44or 50GHz

and integrated1GHz analysis bandwidth, an industry first.

The PXA nowoffers benchmark phase-noise performance

of −136 dBc/Hz at 1 GHz, 10 kHz offset, and real-time

bandwidth of 510MHzwith a spurious-free dynamic range

greater than 75 dBc over the full span.

“These advances in usability and performance show

that Keysight is once again affirming its leadership in

Despite the compact format, the S lynx still uses

Sensofar’s key three-in-one technology approach,

namely the integration of confocal, interferometry, and

focus-variation techniques into the same sensor head.

This approach translates into unparalleled surface-mea-

surement versatility over differing textures, structures,

roughness, andwaviness, all across varying surface scales.

The S lynx now provides this same class-leading perfor-

mance capability in a smaller footprint.

TheS lynx comes equippedwith awhite-light-emitting

diode light source, a high-resolution camera, and an

encoded nosepiece for interchangeable objectives. There

are nomoving parts in the sensor head, improving stabil-

ity, repeatability, and providing a very long lifetime with

no maintenance.

Sensofar Metrology’s S lynx

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