Specifications

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True-analog bandwidth- 33 GHz
The engineering of a high-performance real-time oscilloscope
front end requires designing pre-amplifiers, triggering
capability, and sampling technology, then seamlessly tying
them together. Using fine line microcircuit processes and
relying extensively on years of experience with RF design,
Agilent developed the front end multi-chip modules shown
here for the Infiniium 90000 X-Series oscilloscopes. Packaging
technology provides excellent high-frequency electrical
properties along with superior heat dissipation. It is a key
enabling technology block in Agilent’s 90000 X-Series’ high
measurement accuracy.
Engineered for 33 GHz true analog bandwidth that delivers:
The Oscilloscope: highest real-time scope measurement accuracy
Whether you’re deploying emerging high speed bus
technology, identifying spectral content of wide-bandwidth
RF signals, or analyzing transient physical phenomena, you
need the truest representation of your signals under test.
Agilent invested in leading edge technology to bring you
the highest real-time oscilloscope measurement accuracy
available today.
Custom integrated circuits using a proprietary Indium
Phosphide (InP) process and breakthrough packaging
technology enable industry-leading performance, including
the:
• Up to 33 GHz of true analog bandwidth
• Lowest oscilloscope noise floor
• Lowest oscilloscope jitter measurement floor
Low noise floor
One of the keys to measurement accuracy at high
bandwidths is minimizing the noise generated
by the oscilloscope itself. Agilent utilizes a
proprietary Indium Phosphide (InP) integrated
circuit process in the design of the Infiniium 90000
X-Series oscilloscopes because other oscilloscope
techniques just can’t deliver the necessary
combination of high-bandwidth and low noise. Not
only does that mean you’re purchasing the best
tool today, but it also means you can count on
technology leadership from Agilent in the future.