Abstract: A test and measurement instrument includes a user interface, one or more probes to connect to a device under test (DUT), and one or more processors to take measurements during application of a double pulse test to the DUT to create measurement data, identify a measurement start point, find a measurement stop point, use the measurement data between the measurement start point and the measurement stop point to determine an output charge, Qoss, of the DUT, and display the output charge to a user. A method of determining output charge of a device under test (DUT) includes taking measurements during application of a double pulse test to create measurement data, identifying a measurement start point, finding a measurement stop point, using the measurement data between the measurement start point and the measurement stop point to determine an output charge, Qoss, of the DUT, and displaying the output charge.

Abstract: A system for measuring characteristics of wide bandgap Devices Under Test (DUTs) includes a testing fixture including one or more wide bandgap DUTs, and a measurement instrument having one or more processors configured to apply a stimulus to provoke a response of one or more wide bandgap DUTs, measure the response, graph the response on one or more displays, each display having a vertical scale, and automatically adjusting the vertical scale of the one or more displays until no clipping occurs in the one or more displays. Methods of dynamically configuring a test and measurement instrument based on a particular testing setup are also described.

Abstract: A system for determining an amount of time skew between two measurement probes includes a first probe and a second probe and one or more processors configured to measure a current signal from a Device Under Test (DUT) through the first probe, measure a voltage signal from the DUT through the second probe, generate a modeled voltage signal from the measured current signal, compare the modeled voltage signal to the measured voltage signal, and determine the amount of time skew between the first and the second probe from the compared signals. Methods are also described.

Abstract: A test and measurement instrument for determining magnetic core losses of a device under test during in circuit operation. The test and measurement instrument receives a primary current signal from a primary winding of a device under test and receives a primary voltage signal measured across a magnetic core of the device under test. Based on the primary electric current signal and the primary voltage signal, the test and measurement instrument determines a magnetic loss of the device under test. In some examples, the test and measurement instrument can use primary and secondary voltage and current inputs to determine the magnetic loss of the device under test. The magnetic loss of the device under test can be displayed on a display of the test and measurement instrument. The magnetic loss can include a total magnetic loss, a hysteresis loss, a copper loss, and/or other losses.

Abstract: The present disclosure is related to systems, methods, and non-transitory machine readable media for virtual component revision. An example non-transitory machine readable medium can store instructions executable by a processing resource to cause a computing system to store a change to a configuration setting among a plurality of configuration settings each associated with a configurable virtual component and store the plurality of configuration settings associated with the configurable virtual component.

Abstract: The present disclosure is related to systems, methods, and non-transitory machine readable media for virtual component revision. An example non-transitory machine readable medium can store instructions executable by a processing resource to cause a computing system store a change to a configuration setting among a plurality of configuration settings each associated with a configurable virtual component and store the plurality of configuration settings associated with the configurable virtual component.