V-SERIES Datasheet, PDF (6/45 Pages) Keysight Technologies – Infiniium V-Series Oscilloscopes

06 | Keysight | Infiniium V-Series Oscilloscopes - Data Sheet
Industry’s Best Signal Integrity
Groundbreaking oscilloscope technology for highest measurement accuracy
Whether you are deploying emerging high-speed bus technology, identifying spectral content of wideband RF signals or analyzing
transient physical phenomena, you need the truest representation of your signal under test. Keysight invests in leading-edge
technology to bring you the highest real-time oscilloscope measurement accuracy available today.
Keysight utilizes a proprietary Indium Phosphide (InP) integrated
circuit process to design the key technology blocks to deliver
high-bandwidth performance, ultra-low noise and high-voltage
signal input. This process is used in the pre-amplifier, trigger,
sampling, ADC and probe amplifier integrated circuit design. Not
only does this mean you are purchasing the best oscilloscope
on the market today, but you can also count on technology
leadership from Keysight in the future.
Indium Phosphide Integrated Circuits.
Infiniium V-Series’ front-end multi-chip module integrates the
pre-amplifier, trigger and sampling technology blocks using a
proprietary cutting-edge packaging technology. Based on fine-
line microcircuit processes and extensive experience with RF
design, Keysight developed a front-end that provides excellent
high-frequency electrical properties along with superior heat
dissipation. The unique technology includes a quasi-coaxial path
in the packaging to ensure signal shielding and delivers a high-
speed clock to the sampler chip for the most accurate sampling
time base.
Front-end multi-chip module.
All technology blocks, including the front-end, analog-to-
digital converter (ADC), memory controller, digital channels
and hardware serial trigger, are meticulously laid out on the
acquisition board with outstanding noise and coupling isolation.
Time scale accuracy of 0.1 parts per million after calibration is
achieved through precise clock synchronization and distribution,
as well as the use of a 10-MHz oven-controlled crystal oscillator
(OCXO) with ± 0.1 ppm of accuracy.
Acquisition board.