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2021
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Keysight presents a buyer’s guide to T&M equipment on Farnell’s podcast, The Innovation Experts

Leading test and measurement instrument manufacturer Keysight joins Farnell to discuss the essentials of buying critical pieces of test equipment in the fourth episode of The Innovation Experts podcast.

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Farnell, an Avnet Company and global distributor of electronic components, products and solutions, has today released the fourth episode in its new global podcast series, The Innovation Experts, featuring market-leading test and measurement instrument manufacturer Keysight Technologies. The podcast series investigates how test and measurement equipment supports innovation and new product development across a wide variety of real-world applications. Each episode in the series will provide valuable insights for buyers, engineers, and other industry professionals wanting to stay up to date with the latest trends, challenges, products, tools and applications.

This brand new episode provides a buyer’s guide to test and measurement equipment and focus on what functions and features really matter when purchasing test equipment today. Mike Hoffman, Product Manager for Keysight Technology’s mid-level range of oscilloscopes joins Cliff Ortmeyer, Farnell’s Global Head of Technical Marketing and Solutions Development, to provide practical tips to help buyers differentiate between low-cost and high-end instruments. Using Keysight’s wide range of products for reference, Mike discusses how test equipment is evolving to support customers’ cutting-edge technology requirements now and in the future.

James McGregor, Global Head of Test & Tools at Farnell, said: “We place great importance on supporting the customer at every stage of their process and that begins with product selection. Knowing exactly which functions and features your test product needs is essential to making the right decision and, in the fourth episode of our new podcast series, Keysight help us layout how best to approach the buying process. This ‘buyer’s guide’ episode provides a very useful review of features and performance allowing engineers to specify the right equipment to meet their product design and test needs.”

With new episodes released every few weeks, The Innovation Experts podcast covers how test and measurement equipment enables innovation at tiny start-ups right through to large blue-chip organisations. All previous podcast episodes are available now on Farnell’s new Technical Resources Hub including:

  • Episode 1: Test equipment drives hybrid working and remote learning – The debut episode of the series focuses on how Pico Technology’s PC-based oscilloscopes and RF testing products have enabled hybrid working and new ways of remote learning throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Mike Purday, Business Development Manager from Pico Technology, discusses the capabilities and impact of using low-cost PC-based scopes through to high-performance products for a range of innovative – and unexpected – applications, from tattoo removal to monitoring the temperature of penguin eggs.
  • Episode 2: Fast-tracking innovation: Emerging trends and techniques As Tektronix and Keithley celebrate their 75th anniversary, the second episode of The Innovation Experts podcast provides a brief historical perspective about how both companies have helped drive innovation in some of the world’s leading industries. Brad Odhner, Technical Marketing Manager for Tektronix and Keithley talks about how test and measurement equipment is accelerating innovation by helping engineers overcome present and future challenges.
  • Episode 3: The design of innovative tools and equipment for battery design and testing – Hioki discuss this cutting-edge technology and explain how it is used to measure the efficiency of electric cars and other critical applications. Kai Scharrmann, Engineer and Business Development Manager at Hioki will talk about the trends and challenges to be found in battery technology and testing.

Keysight is the leading test and measurement equipment provider for electronic design, e-mobility, network monitoring, 5G, LTE, IoT, connected cars and more, delivering solutions in wireless communications, aerospace and defence and semiconductor markets with world-class platforms, software and consistent measurement science. A key element of Farnell’s test and measurement portfolio, Keysight products are available from stock for fast delivery.

Farnell offers a full range of market-leading test, tools and production supplies from stock to support electronic design and test, with no minimum order value and an educational discount programme. Customers have free access to online resources, data sheets, applications notes, videos and webinars with excellent customer and technical support available 24/5 in local language.

The Innovation Experts podcast is freely available from major podcast providers including Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

The fourth podcast episode, featuring Keysight Technologies, is available now on Farnell’s new Technical Resources Hub.

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Farnell Global is a fast and reliable distributor of products and technology for electronic and industrial system design, maintenance and repair.  From research and design through prototype to production, Farnell helps its customers access the products and services they need 24/7.  With more than 80 years of experience, 47 localised websites, and a dedicated team of over 3,500 employees, Farnell provides every component its customers need to build the technology of tomorrow.

Farnell Global trades as Farnell in Europe, Newark in North America, and element14 in Asia Pacific.  It also sells direct to consumers through its CPC business in the UK.

Farnell Global has been part of the established global technology distributor, Avnet (Nasdaq: AVT), since 2016. Today, this relationship allows the company to support its customers at every stage of the product life cycle, offering a truly unique distribution model, as well as expertise in end-to-end delivery and product design.

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