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• A Xilinx Kintex-7 410 FPGA to create custom internet
protocol, including filtering or triggering, programmed
through LabVIEW
PXI oscilloscopes deliver the ease of use expected from
a box oscilloscope. Engineers can use the interactive soft
front panels inNI-SCOPE software tomake basicmeasure-
ments, debug automated applications, or view the scope
datawhile the test programruns. The driver includes help
files, documentation, and ready-to-run example pro-
grams to assist in test code development, and it includes
a programming interface that works with a variety of
development environments, such as C, Microsoft.NET,
and LabVIEW system design software. Engineers can also
use PXI oscilloscopes with TestStand test management
software, which simplifies the creation and deployment
of test systems in the lab or on the production floor.
PXI oscilloscopes are an important part of theNational
Instruments platform and ecosystem that engineers can
use to build smarter test systems. These test systems
benefit from more than 600 PXI products ranging from
direct current to mmWave and feature high-throughput
datamovement using PCI Express bus interfaces and sub-
nanosecond synchronization with integrated timing and
triggering. Supported by a vibrant ecosystemof partners,
add-on internet protocol, and applications engineers, the
National Instruments platformhelps todramatically lower
the cost of test, reduce time to market, and future-proof
testers for tomorrow’s challenging requirements.
For more information: web: ni.com.
TELEDYNE LECROY INTRODUCES HIGH-
DEFINITION OSCILLOSCOPE
Teledyne LeCroy, Inc. (Chestnut Ridge, NY) introduced
the latest offering in its high-definition oscilloscope line.
The HDO9000 high-definition oscilloscope uses HD1024
high-definition technology that automatically optimizes
vertical resolution under each measurement condition
to deliver 10 bits of vertical resolution. The combination
of the next-generation most advanced user interface
(MAUI) withOneTouch and a big, bright, 15.4 in. capacitive
touch screen takes oscilloscope efficiency, intuitiveness,
and ease of use to a completely new level. The HDO9000
high-definition oscilloscopes offer 10-bit resolution,
bandwidths of 1 to 4 GHz, and sample rates of 40 GS/s,
enabling efficient and accurate debug in high definition.
“Teledyne LeCroy has been providing industry-
leading high-definition oscilloscopes since 2011, and
the HDO9000 adds significant capabilities to the HDO
line of products,” said Tom Reslewic, Chief Executive
Officer of Environmental and Electronic Measurement
Instrumentation. “The addition of the HD1024 technol-
ogy to an exceptionally deep analysis toolbox enables the
HDO9000 to easily uncover even difficult-to-find signal
abnormalities.”
The HDO9000 and MAUI with OneTouch allows users
to perform all common operations with a single touch of
the 15.4 in. high-resolution display, optimized for conve-
nience and efficiency. Users’ instinctive interaction with
theoscilloscopedramatically reducesmeasurement setup
time. Furthermore, in addition to the versatile standard
toolset, Teledyne LeCroy offers a broad variety of optional
software packages to equip theHDO9000 for all validation
and debug requirements, ranging from automated stan-
dards compliance packages toflexible debugging toolkits.
For more information: web: teledynelecroy.com.
Teledyne LeCroy’s HDO9000 high-definition oscilloscope
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