• Choice of 4 GHz or 6 GHz bandwidth models
• Up to 5 Vpk-pk dynamic range with low noise
• ±3 V offset range
• Low loading and high impedance for minimal signal disturbance
• Ideal for DDR2, DDR3, LPDDR2
• Deluxe soft carrying case
• Innovative QuickLink architecture
• Wide variety of tips and leads
  • Solder-In Lead
  • Optional Positioner (Browser) Tip
  • Quick Connect Lead
  • Square Pin Lead
  • HiTemp Solder-In Lead

• 10 GigE Ethernet port & hardware 
• Industry’s smallest 67M 10GigE Vision camera 
• Simplified set-up with field proven Sapera LT software featuring CamExpert 
• Engineered to accommodate industrial environment with a ruggedized screw mount RJ-45 connector

• Image acquisition from Camera Link Base camera 
• Supports Camera Link® operations up to 85MHz 
• Supports 32/64-bit Windows platforms 
• Quarter-length PCI Express x1 Board 
• Power Over Camera Link® (PoCL) Compliant 
• Offers external acquisition control signals on single PCIe x1 slotROHS compliant

AI, cloud computing, and hyperscalers are accelerating the demand for ultra-high-speed, low-latency connectivity, taking us past Gigabit Ethernet and into the era of Terabit Ethernet.

Teledyne LeCroy’s Terabit Ethernet solutions are engineered to help you take full advantage of this new technology cycle. The Xena Ethernet Test Platform gives developers of semiconductor, NEMs, and hyperscalers the solutions they need to validate next-gen silicon, network devices, and interconnects with confidence.

From Layer 1 signal integrity and Layer 2 traffic generation and analysis, we have the solutions you need to simulate, stress, and certify real-world performance. Support for 224Gbps electrical lanes, advanced FEC, and PCS diagnostics ensure readiness for tomorrow’s networks. Compact, desktop-friendly hardware combined with intuitive software and powerful automation ensure seamless lab-to-production workflows.

Whether you’re path-finding 1.6T or optimizing 800G deployments, Xena can fast-track your innovation cycle. Test smarter, deploy faster and reap the rewards.

• Allows TekProbe interface level II probes to work with any ProBus-equipped Teledyne LeCroy oscilloscope 
• Automatic probe detection 
• Provides all necessary power and offset control to the attached probe 
• Supports probes up to 4 GHz 
• Easy firmware updates 
• Wide variety of probes supported including: Preamplifiers, Current Probes, Single-Ended Active Probes and Differential Active Probes

Linea Lite makes line scan more accessible than ever. Designed with performance in mind, this camera offers superior color fidelity with 2k to 4k resolution and line rates from 12.5 to 50 kHz, with a GigE Vision® interface.

Fully Integrated: With the ProBus™ interface, the AP033 becomes an integral part of the oscilloscope. The probe sensitivity and offset can be controlled from the oscilloscope front panel, the probe front panel, or by using remote control commands (GPIB or RS-232). Sensitivity, offset, input capacitance, and common mode voltage range are displayed on the oscilloscope screen. When used with a LeCroy digital oscilloscope, no external power supply is required.

• Highest resolution - 12 bits all the time
• Bigger Display, smaller footprint, most bench space
• More capability, increased productivity
• Zone Trigger – Simple Triggering for Complex Signals

Transmission line probes are a special type of passive probe designed for use at very high frequencies. They replace the high impedance probe cable found in a traditional passive probe with a precision transmission line, with a characteristic impedance that matches the oscilloscope input (50 Ohm). This greatly reduces the input capacitance to a fraction of a picofarad, minimizing the loading of high frequency signals. A matching network at the tip increases the DC input resistance. While they have lower DC input resistance than a traditional passive probe (usually 500 Ohm) to 1kOhm), the input impedance of these probes remains nearly constant over their entire frequency range. A traditional /10 passive probe will have a 10 MOhm) input impedance at DC, however this impedance drops rapidly with frequency, passing below the input impedance of a transmission line probe at less than 100 MHz.