• Add-ins customize Agilent compliance software

  February 10, 2012
  An enhancement to Agilent's N5467A user-defined application software gives engineers the ability to develop extensions that can be plugged into existing Infiniium compliance applications.  More

• Ironwood's 40-GHz device sockets 16×16-mm BGAs

  February 9, 2012
  The SM-BGA-9006 socket is constructed with an elastomer contactor that not only offers high speed, low inductance, and high endurance, but also allows operation from −55°C to +150°C.  More

• Digitizer runs 16 bits at high speed

  February 8, 2012
  The ATS 9625 digitizer card from Alazar Tech contains two analog-input channels that simultaneously sample at speeds up to 250 Msamples/s.  More

• Everett Charles group offers custom connectors

  February 7, 2012
  Everett Charles Technologies uses a wide range of compliant technologies to deliver custom interconnects in small to large volumes through its new Compliant Connector Group.  More

• Goepel adds PXI unit to LIN interface module line-up

  February 6, 2012
  Goepel Electronic has expanded its range of LIN communication controllers for testing electronic control units with the introduction of the PXI 3078, a module that provides two LIN bus or K-Line interfaces and supports LIN specifications 1.3, 2.0, and 2.1.  More

• KLA-Tencor rolls out trio of wafer inspection systems

  February 6, 2012
  The 2900, Puma 9650, and eS800 series of inspection systems address the wide range of defect issues that new materials, structures, and design rules have imposed on manufacturers of advanced chips.  More

• Waveform analyzer plug-in smokes at 50 GHz/32 Gbps so engineers can stay cool

  Bill Schweber, February 2, 2012
  Santa Clara, CA — 86108B precision waveform analyzer module from Agilent for their 86100C/D DCA wide-bandwidth oscilloscope family targets engineers testing high-speed serial links. Agilent demonstrated the modules and hit hst at DesgiCon 2012.  More

• Panel probes T&M’s tech chiefs

  Rick Merritt, EE Times, February 2, 2012
  A DesignCon panel probed the leaders of the major test and measurement companies on a broad range of issues. All agreed test problems are becoming increasingly thorny, and at least one member of the audience gave panelists flak for not doing enough to solve customers' toughest challenges.  More

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