News and Information about the Test of Electronics in Research & Design, Production, Maintenance, and Installation.
29 January 2026 — Teledyne LeCroy announced the addition of Video Electronics Standards Association’s (VESA) DisplayPort Automotive Extension (AE) support to its industry-leading quantumdata M42de DisplayPort 2.1 Analyzer/Generator system, ushering in a new era of functional safety and interoperability for next-generation in-vehicle displays.
27 January 2026 – Anritsu Company announces a comprehensive automotive Ethernet test solution that delivers precise Media Dependent Interface (MDI) return loss and mode conversion measurements for validating 100BASE-T1 and 1000BASE-T1 compliance. By using the Anritsu ShockLine MS46524B vector network analyzer (VNA) with the Tektronix 6 Series MSO oscilloscope, the solution enables engineers to conduct robust, standards-based verification of automotive Ethernet components, including cables, and connectors.
28 January 2026 – Featuring a wide range of new functions designed to streamline debugging and trace-based analysis of complex microcontroller applications, PLS Programmierbare Logik & Systeme is unveiling the major release UDE 2026 of the Universal Debug Engine at embedded world 2026 in Nuremberg in Hall 4, Booth 4-310. At the same time, the portfolio of supported high-end microcontrollers and embedded processors has been significantly expanded once again.
Read more: Universal Debug and Trace Tool with new Functions
20 January 2026 – Vector Informatik and Real-Time Innovations (RTI) have formed a strategic partnership that will significantly simplify and accelerate the development and validation of DDS-based systems. The integration of the RTI Connext communication framework into the CANoe.DDS simulation, analysis, and test tool provides users with a comprehensive environment for testing all DDS functions, including the extended features of RTI Connext. The result: higher efficiency, greater test depth, and shorter development cycles.
Read more: Development and Testing of DDS-Based Applications
19 January 2026 – Anritsu and VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland have demonstrated a major advance in D-band wireless communications by validating a beam-steering transmitarray antenna system using advanced test equipment. The achievement confirms the feasibility of stable, high-capacity wireless links for next-generation backhaul, industrial, defense and future 6G networks.
