Tektronix

News Summary:

Tektronix recently launched power measurement tools for semiconductors, addressing the limitations of conventional test equipment and the increasing use of Wide Bandgap (WBG) devices such as Silicon Carbide (SiC) and Gallium Nitride (GaN) technologies, which raise operating frequency and voltage levels in power electronics. Earlier on June 26, the company strengthened its portfolio of electromagnetic interference (EMI) and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) test solutions with advanced measurement technologies designed to help engineers identify, characterize, and mitigate unwanted emissions while ensuring compliance with global regulatory standards. On June 25, Tektronix unveiled two additions to its power measurement portfolio: a wideband shunt for IsoVu isolated current probes and the THDP0400 high voltage differential probe, to address growing challenges in power electronics design. Previously, on June 18, the company advanced WBG research with precision characterization technologies, responding to the demand for accurate semiconductor characterization and materials analysis as the power electronics industry transitions to SiC and GaN materials. On June 11, Tektronix highlighted a modern approach to power integrity testing for EV chargers and high-voltage converters, which relies on integrated signal generation, waveform creation, measurement, and analysis capabilities.