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A choice which faces a lot of engineers is whether to purchase a high resolution scope for analog applications or a fast scope for digital applications. Pico has the ideal solution for addressing that dilemma; FlexRes!
The PCI Express (PCIe) serial communication standard supports up to 16 lanes of full-duplex data transfer. This document describes how to accurately measure the lane-to-lane skew across PCIe transmitters with a maximum data rate of 32 GT/s (Gen5).
Digitizers, with a suitable number of channels, can be employed to measure single and multi-phase power systems employing suitable voltage and current probes.
To ensure the stability of voltage regulators and switched mode power supplies, the control loop behavior must be measured and characterized. The quality of this control circuit determines the stability and dynamic response of the DC/DC converter.
Building a power supply that can handle various loads without oscillating can be a challenge. One method of quickly determining stability is to use a load step response.
Power supply design engineers often face the challenge of measuring the power supply rejection ratio or power supply ripple rejection (PSRR) of their design.
