Rohde & Schwarz to demo spread of T&M solutions at embedded world
At embedded world 2020 in Nuremberg (February 25-27), Rohde & Schwarz will highlight its T&M solutions for embedded designs in the automotive sector and high speed digital interfaces. On parade will be Bluetooth T&M solutions and innovative solutions for power, EMC and power integrity measurements.
The company is also celebrating ten years of Rohde & Schwarz oscilloscopes.
Test solutions for the automotive sector, including compliance tests for 100/1000 GBit/s automotive Ethernet on a high performance oscilloscope will be represented by the R&S RTP family. The tests specified by the TC9 working group will be demonstrated on a R&S ZNB vector network analyser using a 1000Base-T1 connection.
For developers of electric vehicles, the company is presenting a compact and flexible test solution for automotive battery management systems. The R&S NGM200 and R&S NGL200 series integrated power supplies deliver extremely stable output voltages with very low residual ripple and minimal noise, enabling simulation of a wide variety of battery types.
In the wireless sector, the R&S CMW platform of testers simplify testing of Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) devices and wearables.
Rohde & Schwarz has developed a variety of Bluetooth LE test solutions that perform RF tests over the air interface without a control cable. These solutions enable quick preconformance tests over the air and in shielded chambers.
They support the test mode for Bluetooth Classic and direct test mode (DTM) up to Rel. 5.1 for Bluetooth LE. Test solutions for various wireless interfaces and WLAN, including IEEE 802.11ac and 11ax, are also available.
The high performance oscilloscopes of the R&S RTP family with measurement bandwidths up to 16 GHz are ideal for signal integrity tests on high speed digital interfaces.
They offer integrated time domain reflectometry (TDR) and time domain transmissometry (TDT) measurement functions and real-time deembedding, which allows the high precision trigger system to directly access the corrected signal without bandwidth limitation.
Rohde & Schwarz will also be presenting its new jitter decomposition option that enables considerably more detailed signal integrity analysis than previously possible with oscilloscopes. These unique functions and all other relevant measurements and protocol analyses, such as DDR4, USB 3.1 and PCIe transmissions, will be demonstrated.
For testing EMC, Rohde & Schwarz is showing an entry-level solution for measuring radiated and conducted interference. This solution is based on the R&S FPC100 (pictured) spectrum analyser and the user-friendly R&S ELEKTRAEMI test software.
The software is available in several versions: with interactive test sequences for developers or as fully automatic EMC test software for device certification.
The company is also presenting the R&S FPL1000 portable spectrum analyser with measurement functions that make it ideal for a multitude of tasks, such as EMC precompliance measurements, analysing analogue and digital signals, and scalar network analysis.
When developing communications modules, for example for the IoT sector, tracking down very small and rare or sporadic interference signals is often a challenge.
Rohde & Schwarz uses the R&S RTO2000 multi-domain oscilloscope with real-time capability to demonstrate how such interference in frequency ranges up to 6GHz can be quickly identified and the causes determined.
For embedded designs, it is important that power is supplied to the individual modules at the right time and in the right sequence. The R&S RTE oscilloscope together with two R&S RT-ZVC wideband probes is the ideal solution for power sequencing measurements. Up to 20 voltages can be analysed simultaneously with this setup.
For power integrity measurements in frequency ranges up to 6 GHz the R&S ZNL vector network analyser will be presented.
It enables developers to test extremely low impedances as required in circuit design. The R&S ZNL can be used for many different types of analyses when debugging PCBs. It combines a vector network analyzer, spectrum analyzer and power meter in a single box.
And Rohde & Schwarz is kicking off a special anniversary at embedded world 2020: the launch of its first two oscilloscope series ten years ago. Since then, Rohde & Schwarz has developed a successful and comprehensive portfolio consisting of eight oscilloscope families with frequency ranges up to 16 GHz, probe options and software applications. The oscilloscopes feature excellent signal fidelity, high acquisition rates, an innovative trigger system and a smart user interface.
To celebrate this anniversary, Rohde & Schwarz will be raffling off ten of the popular R&S RTB2000 oscilloscopes throughout the year. To win one of these oscilloscopes, participants must submit the intended oscilloscope application and what makes the Rohde & Schwarz oscilloscope especially suitable for that task.