World Class Power Measurement Solutions 

With LeCroy PowerMeasure Systems, you can analyze power devices' performance while they are operating in circuit. The PowerMeasure System combines the required current and differential voltage measuring capability with unequalled DSO triggering, long record capture, and waveform math to make these difficult measurements as simple as the push of a very few buttons.

Current, voltage, instantaneous power and energy dissipation measurements.

Jitter & Timing Analysis (JTA)

This analysis package provides a comprehensive set of precise timing measurements for clock, clock-to-data, and datastream analysis. TrackViews show deviations directly synchronized to the signal patterns you would never see without this view. Press the Wavepilot button for easy access, and zoom in on both the “where” and the “why” of the problem; you can see it and fix it! Quickly gain insight into the source of timing and signal integrity problems.

JitterTrack clearly shows timing variation as it tracks the signal cycle by cycle.

MT series Mask Testing options for electrical communications signals are available with Waverunner-2 scopes. Mask Testing compares a trace against a mask template to check if it falls inside or outside the mask boundaries. Several actions may be initiated if the trace fails the test, including “stop”, “output a pulse”, and “datalog”.
With the exclusive Finder Function, pulses, patterns or even random bit streams are easily isolated. MT packages take control of the Waverunner scope, displaying only relevant test menus.

Mask Testing and extinction ratio measurements of a 156 Megabit/s coaxial (STM1-E)

PolyMask is a powerful, general-purpose testing application that lets you view and test against complex masks. PolyMask locates and clearly depicts signal failures. In pass/fail testing, failures are highlighted with colored circles. Creating masks is greatly simplified with the MaskMaker utility, a simple program that runs on any PC with Windows. Masks can be used in either normal or X-Y display mode (useful for applications such as power measurement.)

An Ethernet 100 Base-T 
mask created with the MaskMaker utility.