Extend the measurement capabilities of your UXR-Series, MXR-Series, or EXR-Series oscilloscope with Infiniium analysis software
 
 
D9020ASIA Advanced Signal Integrity Software (Crosstalk)
Highlights
Emulate Feed-Forward (FFE), Decision Feedback (DFE), and Continuous-Time Linear Equalization (CTLE)
Application allows for accurate modeling of DFE, FFE and CTLE
FFE emulation accurately depicts hardware equalization
DFE is adaptive and allows for customization of the tap values
InfiniiSim
Removes channel effects such as lossy cables or test fixtures; commonly referred to as ‘de-embedding’
View waveforms anywhere in a modeled system
Inserts channel effects such as a standard cable model
Replace one or more channel element with another
Crosstalk
Challenges the crosstalk analysis application addresses
Identify the sources of crosstalk affecting the victim
Quantify how much each aggressor is disrupting the victim
Remove the effect of crosstalk from the victim signal for analysis
Check how much design margin is recovered when crosstalk is removed from victim+V26
 
D9020JITA Jitter, Vertical, and Phase Noise Analysis Software for Infiniium 90000, V-, Z-, and UXR-Series Oscilloscopes
 
Highlights
Jitter Analysis Provides
Automatic setup wizard for creating jitter histograms, trends, and spectrums
Automatic setup wizard for RJ/DJ separation via multiple algorithms, pattern lengths, BER levels
Multiple clock recovery methods
Calibration to remove RJ from oscilloscope
Composite histograms and graphs of separated RJ, PJ, DJ, DDJ, DCD and ISI jitter subcomponents
Composite histograms and graphs of separated TI, DDI, PI, ISI noise subcomponents
Spectral and noise BER bathtubs
Phase Noise Analysis Provides
Plotting Single Side Band (SSB) phase noise as log frequency vs dBc/Hz
Using 2 channels and cross-correlation to reduce broadband measurement noise.
Measure phase noise of differential clocks with reduced broadband measurement noise.
Measure phase noise of spread-spectrum modulated clocks.
Reduce broadband noise (RJ) in cross-correlated time interval error (TIE) measurements.
Measure integrated jitter between two frequencies on phase noise plot.
Measure phase noise in circuit with InfiniiMax probes.
 
D9020SCNA InfiniiScan Event Identification Software for Infiniium Oscilloscopes
HIGHLIGHTS
 
Quickly and easily identify waveform anomalies
Application scans through over one thousand waveforms per second
Isolate anomalous signal behavior
Trigger on up to 8 Zones across multiple channels
Standard InfiniiScan Features
Zone Quality Finder draws up to 8 "must pass" or "must not pass" zones on scope screen
Measurement Finder sets boundary conditions to specified measurement and finds them
Generic Serial Finder sets up an 80-bit serial pattern for trigger
Non-monotonic Edge Finder easily identifies edges caused by reflections
Additional Standard InfiniiScan Features
Runt Finder identifies under-sized signal pulses
Measurement Limit Test counts violations against user-specified measurement values
Set up to five different triggering conditions over all 4 analog channels
Compatibility
This software is compatible with the V-Series, Z-Series, UXR-Series, and 90000 Series Infiniium oscilloscopes.
 
D9020PAMA Pulse Amplitude Modulation PAM-N Analysis Software
 
Highlights
Electrical signals
Eye width, eye height, eye skew
Level amplitude, level noise, level skew
Linearity measurements and more
Powerful analysis features
PAM-4 equalizers (LFE, CTLE) using the Infiniium serial data equalization software
Embedding / de-embedding of channels using the InfiniiSim waveform transformation toolset for Infiniium oscilloscopes
Jitter and amplitude analysis on JP03 patterns using the EZJIT analysis software
Flexible, economical
PAM features integrated directly into the Infiniium graphical user interface (not a separate application)
Offline analysis on a PC using saved or simulated PAM-4 waveforms running Infiniium Offline analysis software bundle
Compatibility
Infiniium real-time oscilloscopes running firmware 6.30 or later
Demand for increased network bandwidth in data centers continues to grow. Pulse Amplitude Modulation (PAM) is a multi-level signaling format that is enabling technology to help address this need. The switch from NRZ to PAM-4 is revolutionary, rather than evolutionary from 100G, presenting many new design and measurement challenges.
 
D9010DMBA De-embedding Software (PrecisionProbe, InfiiniSim Basic) For Infiniium Oscilloscopes
Highlights
Removes channel effects such as lossy cables or test fixtures; commonly referred to as ‘de-embedding’
View waveforms anywhere in a modeled system
Inserts channel effects such as a standard cable model
Replace one or more channel element with another
Characterizes and corrects for S21 insertion loss of cables, fixtures, and switches without the need of additional equipment such as a VNA or TDR
Measures and corrects probing frequency response for all probes connected to Infiniium oscilloscopes
Ensures every probe has the same frequency response and phase for consistent measurements across multiple probes
Share PrecisionProbe created characterization files (s2p or tf2) across multiple scopes and channels
PrecisionProbe and InfiniiSim Basic provides two ways to de-embed the effect of cables and fixtures from measurements. This new package gives you both capabilities.
Compatible with all Infiniium oscilloscopes with firmware 6.30 or greater.
 
D9010POWA Power Integrity Analysis Software
Highlights
A quick and easy setup wizard guides the user through selections and automatically identifies signals probed by the N7020A and N7024A Power Rail probes.
No crosstalk simulation or modeling is required when using the PI Analysis application.
Analyze the adverse interactions between power supplies and digital lines. Power supply induced jitter (PSIJ) or voltage-dependent amplitude noise when the power rail is the aggressor. Simultaneous switching noise (SSN) when the power rail is the victim.
Before-and-after views of the victim waveform are presented for quick and easy visual qualitative assessment.
Waveforms are automatically labeled for easy recognition—“victim”, “aggressor” and “crosstalk removed”.
Quantitative analysis unique to the victim signal type is also presented—before-and-after peak-peak noise measurements and FFT’s if the supply is the victim, before-and-after eye diagrams of the digital signal when it is the victim.
Additional measurements can be performed on either the before or after waveforms at the user’s discretion (math functions, waveform measurements, jitter analysis, et cetera).
Analysis can also be performed on saved waveform data. This allows users to study their data offline or to study previous revisions of data.
Compatible with all Infiniium oscilloscopes with firmware 6.30 or greater.