
TEST_PACKET to Bathtub: Reading a USB 2.0 High-Speed Jitter Analysis at electronica 2026
A USB 2.0 high-speed jitter test, start to finish: TEST_PACKET mode, fixture, 12-bit capture, then eye, TIE, jitter spectrum and bathtub on one...
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Technology news, company perspectives and original analysis. Following semiconductors, AI and the systems reshaping industry — with an engineering view from Europe.

A USB 2.0 high-speed jitter test, start to finish: TEST_PACKET mode, fixture, 12-bit capture, then eye, TIE, jitter spectrum and bathtub on one...

Maury Microwave’s InsightPro displayed two gain curves at thesame load, from a single-pulse and a double-pulse power sweep, differingby several dB at low...

Microsoft rallied as chip stocks fell after the US midterms. An engineering view of the divide: data-center permits, power delivery, financing and the...

Two Keysight stations at EuMW 2026 dealt with the RF world outside the lab: networked spectrummonitoring at 750 MHz with 100 MHz bandwidth,...

At Keysight’s Master Signal Analysis station, the 89600 VSAshowed an 8 GHz span at 20 GHz while calibrating. The uncorrectedspectrum showed strong tilt...

Keysight’s end-to-end NTN demo used a PROPSIM FS16 channelemulator to reproduce a LEO satellite pass: Doppler swinging from about+40 kHz through zero, and...
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