Tektronix to Exhibit at 'Automotive Engineering Exposition 2026 YOKOHAMA'

Tektronix will exhibit at the 'Automotive Engineering Exposition 2026 YOKOHAMA' starting May 27th. The company will showcase its latest test and measurement solutions for next-gen automotive development, including the new 7 Series DPO oscilloscope, IsoVu current probes, and solutions for automotive Ethernet, power device evaluation, and high-speed serial analysis.
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Tektronix, Inc. (Location: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Koichi Sega) announced it will exhibit at the 'Automotive Engineering Exposition 2026 YOKOHAMA,' to be held at Pacifico Yokohama from May 27 (Wed) to May 29 (Fri), 2026 (Booth No.: 210).

As the automotive industry undergoes a transformation centered on CASE (Connected, Autonomous, Shared, and Electric), the complexity of measurement continues to rise alongside advancements in electronic technology. At the Tektronix booth, we will introduce a wide range of essential test and measurement solutions for next-generation automotive development, including the latest '7 Series DPO Oscilloscope,' as well as solutions for automotive Ethernet, MIPI, PCIe, and high-power DC-DC converter evaluation.

[Key Exhibits]

- New Arrival: 7 Series DPO Digital Phosphor Oscilloscope
Featuring an analog bandwidth of up to 25 GHz, a 125 GS/s sample rate, and 12-bit resolution, this model provides industry-leading signal fidelity for analyzing ultra-high-speed signals, from AI data centers to automotive SoCs.

- Industry First: TICP Series IsoVu Isolated Current Probes & Double Pulse Test Solutions
We will showcase a test configuration using the new 'TICP Series IsoVu Isolated Current Probe,' which employs the industry's first RF isolation technology. With a frequency bandwidth of up to 1 GHz and high immunity to fast common-mode voltage fluctuations, it enables previously impossible current measurements. It is optimized for the design and development of SiC/GaN power devices, inverters, and motor drives.

- EV & Power Electronics Evaluation
We will showcase the EA brand's lineup of power supplies and electronic loads that support everything from low-power to MW-class systems and high-performance battery testing, including live demonstrations of DC-DC converter evaluation.

- MIPI A-PHY/D-PHY/C-PHY Physical Layer Evaluation Solutions
Learn about techniques for reliably evaluating and analyzing complex D-PHY/C-PHY signals that dynamically switch between High Speed and Low Power modes using our oscilloscopes.

- Debugging and Analysis of High-Speed Serial Interfaces
With the advancement of autonomous driving and ADAS, high-speed communication has become crucial. We will demonstrate signal quality evaluation techniques, such as eye diagrams and jitter analysis, using PCI Express (PCIe) chip-to-chip measurements.

- Automotive LAN Analysis & Test Solutions
In light of the rapid adoption of high-speed, large-capacity communication such as automotive Ethernet, we will showcase solutions supporting a wide range of standards, from the latest CAN XL to MultiGBASE-T1 (10M to 10Gbps+). These solutions significantly reduce the time required for compliance testing and debugging.

[Event Overview]
Name: Automotive Engineering Exposition 2026 YOKOHAMA
Date: May 27 (Wed) - May 29 (Fri), 2026, 10:00 - 17:00
Venue: Pacifico Yokohama Exhibition Hall North (Booth No.: 210)

FAQ

Which exhibition will Tektronix attend?

Tektronix will attend the 'Automotive Engineering Exposition 2026 YOKOHAMA' starting May 27, 2026, at Pacifico Yokohama.

What kind of technologies will be showcased?

The latest 7 Series oscilloscopes, IsoVu isolated current probes, and evaluation solutions for automotive LAN and power electronics will be on display.

What is the purpose of the exhibit?

The goal is to provide solutions to accelerate next-gen automotive development in response to increasing measurement complexity driven by electronic technology evolution in the CASE era.