Rohde & Schwarz showcases its advanced test solutions for embedded systems at embedded world 2025

03/05/2025

Rohde & Schwarz will present its advanced test and measurement solutions for the embedded industry at the embedded world Exhibition & Conference in Nuremberg, Germany. Visitors can find the T&M expert at booth 4-218 in hall 4 of the Nuremberg Exhibition Center from March 11 to 13, 2025. The event provides an opportunity for visitors to engage with the company’s experts and delve into the latest technologies designed to enhance device energy efficiency, expedite EMC compliance within the design process, speed up digital protocols debugging, and meet required regulatory standards for wireless interfaces.

Ensuring energy efficiency and reliability in power electronics

At embedded world, Rohde & Schwarz will showcase its ever-growing range of next-generation oscilloscopes with the R&S®MXO 4, R&S®MXO 5 and the rackmount-optimized R&S®MXO 5C series. Visitors can also experience the R&S®ScopeStudio, a new solution that brings the functionality of the MXO to a PC, making visualizing, analyzing and sharing oscilloscope measurements easier. In combination with matching high quality active and passive probes, the exceptionally fast MXO oscilloscopes help design engineer enhance the reliablity of their power electronics and other embedded systems.

The eight-channel MXO 5 oscilloscope coupled with the R&S RT-ZISO Isolated probing system , for instance, delivers unparalleled accuracy, sensitivity, dynamic range, and bandwidth. These features make it the go-to solution for characterization, verification and debug of the next generation of wide-bandgap (WBG) power designs. WBG materials such as SiC and GaN boost the efficiency of power designs, but the WBG semiconductor's fast switching capability must be thoroughly characterized. In another setup, the MXO 5 oscilloscope will simplify the validation of multi-phase buck converter design, promising reliable results. High-speed multi-phase buck converter SoCs offer operational advantages for big data applications and others necessitating lower voltages, higher currents and faster switching times.

Battery life is a critical specification for battery-powered devices. Visitors can monitor how GPS impacts power consumption in real-time in a battery simulation setup using the R&S®NGU source measure unit. A novel analysis tool aids developers in examining power consumption data collected with the R&S NGU, allowing them to measure current consumption during all phases and transitions from sleep to active mode.

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