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On March 5, 2026, Keysight Technologies released the all-new XR8 real-time oscilloscope platform and the first product based on the platform, the Infiniium XR804KA, in Beijing. According to Electronic Technology Application, the platform uses a single integrated front-end ASIC and 12-bit ADC, achieving a 30% depth reduction, 1/3 lower power consumption, and 4x noise reduction; the platform's analysis performance is improved by 3-10x, DDR5 testing is compressed from 40 minutes to 13 minutes, and DP2.1 compliance testing is shortened from 7.5 hours to 2.5 hours. The new platform also reserves adaptability for next-generation high-speed buses such as PCIe 8 and GDDR7X. No further progress has been disclosed at present.
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Keysight Technologies Releases XR8 Real-Time Oscilloscope Platform and Infiniium XR804KA
On March 5, 2026, Keysight Technologies released the XR8 real-time oscilloscope platform and its first product, the Infiniium XR804KA, in Beijing. It adopts a single integrated front-end ASIC and 12-bit ADC, achieving a 30% reduction in depth, a 1/3 reduction in power consumption, and a 4x reduction in noise. The platform's analysis performance is improved by 3-10x, DDR5 testing is compressed from 40 minutes to 13 minutes, and DP2.1 compliance testing is shortened from 7.5 hours to 2.5 hours. The new platform has reserved adaptability for next-generation high-speed buses such as PCIe 8 and GDDR7X.