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Tektronix vs. Keysight at PCIM: Two Ways to Look Inside a SiC MOSFET
Two booths at PCIM. Two oscilloscope giants. Both measuring SiC MOSFETs — but asking entirely different questions. This is what the Tektronix/Keithley vs. Keysight split reveals about where SiC technology...
De-embedding in High-Speed Signal Integrity: Reconstructing the True Signal Beyond the Measurement Channel
At Embedded World 2026, Tektronix presented something that did not look like a traditional oscilloscope demo. There was no waveform on a large screen, no eye diagram being explained to...
- AI Hardware
- Embedded World 2026
- High-Speed Design
- Jitter
- PDN Noise
- Power Integrity
- Protocol Decode
- SI/PI Analysis
- Signal Integrity
- Tektronix
Why Your Signal Problem Is Actually a Power Problem: The Physics Behind SI/PI Coupling
Power noise does not stay in the power domain. It becomes timing uncertainty, which becomes bit errors. At Embedded World 2026, I watched Tektronix demonstrate why signal integrity and power...
- Automotive Debugging
- CAN FD
- CAN XL
- Embedded World
- Oscilloscope
- Pre-Compliance
- RF Signal Analysis
- Signal Integrity
- Testing Mixed Signal
One Oscilloscope. Four Domains. Why Modern Automotive Debugging Is a System Problem
At Embedded World 2026, one Tektronix demo captured why modern automotive debugging spans four domains: CAN bus, RF/wireless, EMI, and signal integrity — all from a single oscilloscope platform.
- Bosch EG120
- Gate Driver
- Gate Shaping
- Oscilloscope
- Parallel Switching
- PCIM 2025
- Power Electronics
- SiC MOSFET
- Tektronix DPO4034B
Smart Switching in SiC: How Bosch’s EG120 Gate Driver Uses Oscilloscope Feedback to Synchronize Power Devices
This hands-on demo from Bosch shows how adaptive gate current shaping and real-time oscilloscope feedback can solve one of the biggest challenges in parallel SiC MOSFET switching.
SiC MOSFET Power Characterization at PCIM: Why Static and Dynamic Are Two Different Worlds
Two stations. Two measurement worlds. Tektronix and Keithley showed at PCIM why static DC characterization and dynamic switching power testing are not the same thing — and why SiC MOSFET...
- AutomotivePower
- Bosch
- EVPowerTrain
- GateDriver
- PCIM2025
- PowerElectronics
- SiC
- SignalIntegrity
- TractionInverter
Adaptive Gate Current Shaping: How Bosch EG120 Solves the Parallel SiC-MOSFET Balancing Problem
Two SiC MOSFETs in parallel will never have exactly the same threshold voltage. That nanosecond difference creates transient current imbalance that degrades reliability over a vehicle's lifetime. The Bosch EG120...
Wolfspeed Gen 4 SiC MOSFET at PCIM: 30–50% Less Turn-On Loss — But What Are You Actually Measuring?
Gen 4 delivers 30–50% lower turn-on switching losses. That's the claim. At PCIM, Wolfspeed backed it with a live oscilloscope comparison — three devices, same loop, same conditions. Here's what...
- 1000BASE-T
- CISPR Standard
- Electronic Certification
- Embedded World
- EMC Measurement
- EMI Receiver
- EMI TestingPre-Compliance
- FCC Compliance
- Pre-Compliance
- Radiated Emission
- spectrum analysis
Why Products Fail EMI: A Pre-Compliance Testing Guide for Engineers
Pre-compliance EMI testing helps engineers detect emission issues early, reducing certification risks and costly redesigns in modern electronic systems.
Power Integrity at PCIM: What OMICRON Lab and Picotest Were Really Asking
"Is your test bench complete?" That was the question on the wall at the OMICRON Lab and Picotest booth at PCIM. Four live demos — loop gain, output impedance, PSRR,...
Bode Plot as a Design Tool: How Filter Characterization Predicts EMC Compliance
One curve, three frequency regions, one answer: does your EMI filter work — and where does it stop working? A breakdown of the Omicron Lab Bode 500 demo from a...
- 5G
- Aaronia
- interference detection
- microwave
- real-time bandwidth
- RF measurement
- SPECTRAN V6
- spectrum analyzer
- sweep speed
Aaronia AG at a Microwave Show: 3 THz/s Sweep Speed — World Record via USB, and What That Actually Means
"World Record Sweep Speed via USB." That's what the red banner said on Aaronia's curved multi-panel display. 3 THz/s. 490 MHz RTBW. 40 FPS. Here's what those numbers mean in...