– Enhance your InfiniiVision or Infiniium oscilloscope with the analysis power of MATLAB software

– Develop custom analysis functions directly on Infiniium oscilloscopes

– Combine with other Keysight analysis software solutions

– Use with Keysight 2000 X-, 3000 X-, 4000 X-, 6000 X-, 5000, 6000, 7000, 9000, 90000,

S-Series, Z-Series, or 86100D DCA-X oscilloscopes or 90008A oscilloscope/digitizers

Get Powerful MATLAB Software Options on the

Most Popular Keysight Oscilloscopes

With today’s increasingly complex signals, the standard analysis routines that come with

your oscilloscope are sometimes not enough. Now, Keysight Technologies, Inc. has joined

forces with The MathWorks to offer powerful MATLAB software options that can be

ordered right with your new InfiniiVision or Infiniium oscilloscope. These options give you

advanced math and analysis options and allow you to create your own math functions

and filters to meet your specific needs.

MATLAB extends the functionality of Keysight oscilloscopes by enabling you to analyze

and visualize your data, execute and test various filters/equalization methods/transfer

functions, and develop automated tests. With these capabilities, you can:

– Test the functionality of electronic devices by making measurements with Keysight instruments

and comparing them against known baselines in MATLAB

– Capture waveforms using a Keysight oscilloscope controlled through the Instrument Control

Toolbox and then manipulate or analyze the waveforms within MATLAB

– Send MATLAB processed waveforms (either captured using an oscilloscope or derived

mathematically) to a Keysight waveform/signal generator

– Verify new algorithms or measurement routines using live data from Keysight instruments

MATLAB is a well known and respected data analysis software environment and

programming language developed by The MathWorks and now available for purchase

directly from Keysight. MATLAB software can be used to make measurements, analyze

and visualize data, generate arbitrary waveforms, control instruments, and build test

systems. It provides interactive tools and command-line functions for a wide range of

applications, including signal processing, signal modulation, digital filtering, and curve

fitting. MATLAB has more than 1,000,000 users in diverse industries and disciplines,

and it is a standard at more than 3,500 colleges and universities worldwide.