LeCroy intros Eye Doctor instrumentation for next-gen serial data analysis.(TEST & MEASUREMENT)(Brief article)

From: EDN Asia | Date: June 1, 2007 | Copyright information

Eye Doctor is a digital oscilloscope (DSO)-based instrumentation and co-simulation system that addresses the challenges of analyzing serial data created by the increase of systems' symbol rates and adoption of receiver equalization. Designed for use with LeCroy's SDA instruments, Eye Doctor is a major enhancement that...

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