Pickering Interfaces will be present at electronica 2026 in Hall A4, Stand 242, from 10–13 November in Munich. Reflecting its brand promise, “Own Your Signal Path. Trust Your Results,” the company will present live demos, new hardware and interactive challenges. Attendees can discover solutions for signal path design, test hardware control and long-term support for automated test systems. Pickering’s technical experts will also be on hand to discuss visitors’ specific requirements and projects.
Key highlights include:
Award-winning Test System Architect: Explore Test System Architect, Pickering’s free online toolset and winner of the 2026 I&E Award for Test & Measurement Product of the Year. Live demonstrations will bring together signal path design, chassis configuration and cabling, showing how requirements become a documented test system design. A design using Pickering’s 60-107 12-slot LXI/USB modular chassis, displayed alongside the demo, will connect the online workflow with the physical hardware.
Pickering Remote Gateway: See how test hardware can remain close to the device under test while applications run from a network-connected workstation. Pickering Remote Gateway enables remote control of Pickering Interfaces’ PXI/PXIe hardware across operating systems and programming languages, helping engineers extend the use of existing Pickering hardware.
New PXI/PXIe waveform generator: Launching at electronica, Pickering Interfaces’ new waveform generator will be demonstrated live on the stand. Visitors can explore its capabilities and discuss how it could fit into their automated test systems.
Hardware demos in action: A dedicated rack will feature Switch Path Manager and LabVIEW examples demonstrating signal routing, with Pickering PXI and LXI hardware and software working together.
Testblox: instrumentation inside the fixture: Meet the Testblox team on Pickering’s stand and explore compact, modular instrumentation designed to bring measurement, switching, power and communications inside the test fixture, close to the device under test. Discover how this approach can help reduce external cabling, shorten signal paths and build more compact functional test systems.
Interactive challenges & competitions: Attendees can test their skills in ‘Patch Panel Mayhem’ and ‘Stop the Clock’. Participants can compete for top scores, challenge colleagues and put themselves in the running to win prizes.
Test system partner network: Visitors can also connect with Pickering Interfaces’ test system partners exhibiting across Hall 4, including NOFFS (A4:418), LX Instruments (A4:300), Konrad Technologies (A4:351) and OiTec Oy (A4:150).
Along with its switching and simulation solutions, Pickering will have custom cable assemblies from its connectivity division along with reed relays from its relay division. Pickering Interfaces stands behind its manufactured products with a standard three-year warranty and guaranteed long-term product support.
