Category Archives: Technical Articles

3.2.09 Technical Article: With Digitizers, The Little Bits Count

Article: With Digitizers, The Little Bits Count Published in: Evaluation Engineering, March 2009 Article Written by Tom Lecklider, Senior Technical Editor

9.19.08 Technical Article: High Channel Density Oscilloscopes earn LXI Compliance

Published in EE Times, 09/19/2008 ZTEC Instruments has earned LXI Class C compliance for its 1-GHz ZT4610 and 300-MHz ZT4210 LAN/Ethernet-based digital oscilloscopes. With LXI certification, these oscilloscopes become the highest channel density LXI oscilloscopes on the market today, according … Continue reading →

11.1.06 Technical Article: Adding a Bench-top Look and Feel to Modular Instruments

Printed in: Test and Measurement World, November 1, 2006 Seen in Viewpoint- Adding a bench-top look and feel to modular instruments An exclusive interview with a technical leader Rick Nelson, Chief Editor — Test & Measurement World, 11/1/2006 To read … Continue reading →

9.1.06 Technical Paper: Oscilloscope Measurement Fundamentals

Many oscilloscope users take advantage of only a small fraction of the powerful features available to them. In addition, selecting the right measurement from a catalog of possibilities and accurately interpreting the results can lead to confusion and mistakes.  This … Continue reading →

4.1.05 Technical Article: Choices: The modular instrument dilemma

Featured in : VMEbus Systems / April 2005 Written By- Mark W. Morris Summary – Too much choice is never enough, or is it? In the Automated Test   Equipment (ATE) market, choices range from tried-and-true modules such as VXI and … Continue reading →

9.1.98 Technical Article : Integrating a microwave instrument into a portable VXI system

Featured in : VXIJOURNAL / Fall 1998-
This article describes the steps taken by B & B Technologies and ZTEC in the development of a microwave instrument on the VXIbus – which included integration with software and a portable VXI mainframe – to provide our customer with a single, portable measurement system. Continue reading →