Keysight University Live

Tune in on March 15 for the Keysight University Live from the Lab kickoff. During this daily online event from March 15 to 19, you will learn tips and tricks,

Tune in on March 15 for the Keysight University Live from the Lab kickoff. During this daily online event from March 15 to 19, you will learn tips and tricks, hear from experts, and get a sneak peek at never-before-seen test gear. You will also get a chance to win over 100 test gear prizes worth a total of $300,000. Enter now for a free early entry, and tune in on March 15 at 9 am PST, 4 pm UTC, for daily chances to win.

Check out some of the prizes

- Digital Oscilloscope Keysight EXR254A

- Electronics Load Keysight EL34143A

- Digital Oscilloscope Keysight DSOX3054T

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