Tektronix, a supplier of test, measurement, and monitoring products, today signed an agreement to acquire Mixed Signals. The details of the transaction were not disclosed. 

Mixed Signals is a provider of digital content monitoring including digital services, transport streams, ad insertion, switched digital video (SDV) and interactive content. Mixed Signals’ products provide visibility into video streams and digital services delivery in real time.

“The acquisition of Mixed Signals brings to Tektronix a strong team that has delivered leading innovation to the video monitoring market,” said Eben Jenkins, general manager of the Tektronix Video Business, in a statement.  “The combination of Mixed Signals and Tektronix accelerates our ability to provide unmatched next-generation video test and monitoring solutions to our customers.”

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