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Newark introduces new-to-market LCR meter from Rohde & Schwarz

The new R&S®LCX series from Rohde & Schwarz provides fast, accurate and versatile measurements and is the first LCR meter to extend the measuring frequency range up to 10 MHz.

Chicago – March 29, 2022: Newark, an Avnet Company and global distributor of electronic components, products and solutions, is now shipping the new R&S®LCX series of LCR meters from Rohde & Schwarz. This is the first general purpose LCR meter in the Test and Measurement sector to feature an extended frequency range up to 10 MHz for AC components. For engineers selecting suitable capacitors, inductances, resistors, and analogue filters to match a device application, the R&S®LCX models offer high precision impedance values with market-leading accuracy.

The R&S®LCX family of high-performance and general-purpose testers from Rohde & Schwarz can effectively take all industry standard impedance measurements as well as specialized measurements for selected component types. The R&S®LCX series offers the high accuracy required in research and development and the high speed needed for production test and quality assurance.

Key features of the R&S®LCX series of LCR meters now available for fast delivery from Newark include:

  • Frequency range: The R&S®LCX100 LCR meter covers the frequency range from 4 Hz to 300 kHz while the R&S®LCX200 has an upper frequency limit of 500 kHz and can be extended to 1 MHz or 10 MHz using available software.
  • Versatile functionality: All the essential software and hardware required for production environments is available, including remote control and result logging, rack mounting and a full range of test fixtures for handling components.
  • Easy to use: Modern and intuitive operation thanks to a large capacitive touchscreen, virtual keyboard to support tap-and-test measurements. Frequently used functions are directly accessible via the front panel keys.
  • Applications: The R&S®LCX family of LCR high performance impedance meters are suitable for testing most devices operating at conventional 50 or 60 Hz domestic power frequencies through to 400 Hz for aircrafts. The R&S®LCX series can also measure low frequency seismic sensors and high-power communication circuits operating at several megahertz.

James McGregor, Global Head of Test, Tools & Production Supplies at Newark, said: “Rohde & Schwarz has been manufacturing industry-leading technology for decades and this latest introduction to their Essentials Portfolio is no different. This breakthrough product series greatly expands the measurable frequency limit to 10 MHz while key automation setup features, such as the integrated transformer measurements, and touch display enable our customers to take faster and more reliable measurements than ever before. We are excited to bring the R&S®LCX family of LCR meters to our global customer base.”

Rohde & Schwarz is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of electronic test and measurement equipment. Their products set standards in research, development, production and service. Rohde & Schwarz offers a broad spectrum of market-leading solutions for the newest technologies including electronics, wireless, RF test and measurement, microwave applications, broadcast and media, air traffic control and military radio communications, cybersecurity and network technology.

Newark 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 program. Customers have free access to online resources, data sheets, applications notes, videos, webinars and podcasts with excellent customer and technical support available 24/5 in local language.

The R&S®LCX family of LCR meters from Rohde & Schwarz are now available from Farnell in EMEA, Newark in North America and element14 in APAC.

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