The HDO6000B Series brings together high sample rate 12-bit ADCs, high signal-to-noise amplifiers and low-noise system architecture. Oscilloscopes with HD4096 technology always provide 12 bits of vertical resolution. “No digitizer is perfect,” says Robert Mart, Teledyne LeCroy’s Director of Product Marketing, “but compared to an 8-bit system, a 12-bit system is 16 times closer to […]
Digital Storage Oscilloscope
New budget-minded 200-MHz digital scopes sport 2GS/sec max sample rate
The new TBS2000B Series of Digital Storage Oscilloscopes was developed to meet the performance, usability and affordability needs of both engineers and educators. The TBS2000B scopes extend the performance of the TBS2000 portfolio to 200 MMz with 2GS/sec maximum sample rate. The TBS2000B introduction comes shortly after the release of Tektronix’s Series 3 and 4 […]
USB scopes feature 5 GSa/sec sampling and 500 MHz bandwidth
Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced the PicoScope 6000E Series 8-channel 500-MHz Oscilloscopes, which provide 8 to 12 bits of vertical resolution, 5 GSa/sec sampling rate, and 4 GSa memory, allowing these scopes to display single-shot pulses with 200-psec time resolution. The two models in the 6000 series are the PicoScope 6804E with 8-bit A/D resolution […]
Two/four-channel 100-350 MHz scopes feature 200-Mpt memory, 10-in touch-screen, external mouse/keyboard control, 50-MHz waveform generator
The new Siglent SDS2000X Plus Digital Oscilloscope Series consists of four models: one two-channel 100-MHz bandwidth (software upgradeable to 350 MHz) and three four-channel models (100/200/350 MHz.) The 350-MHz models can be upgraded to 500 MHz on two independent channels. A large 10.1-in capacitive touch-screen supports multi-touch gestures. The oscilloscope range also offers a 10-bit […]
Keysight Infiniium S-Series scopes now available from Newark
The electronics distributor Newark will now handle a new line of Keysight Technologies oscilloscopes, adding to its extensive range available for same-day shipping. With the industry’s best signal integrity, Infiniium S-Series oscilloscopes offer the most advanced platform for designers and engineers to see the truest representation of their signal. For designers debugging their latest design […]
High-def scope sports 12-bit resolution in all modes
The WaveSurfer 4000HD High Definition Oscilloscope (HDO) is the first in its class to feature 12-bit vertical resolution at all times, showing clean, crisp waveforms on a bright, 12.1-in. touchscreen display. The WaveSurfer 4000HD is available in bandwidths from 200 MHz to 1 GHz, with sample rates of up to 5 GS/sec and up to […]
New high-def scopes sport 12-bit resolution, 5 Gpts of memory
The WavePro HD high-definition oscilloscopes combine HD4096 12-bit technology and 8 GHz bandwidth for low noise and pristine signal fidelity. With a maximum of 5 Gpoints of fast, responsive, and easily navigable acquisition memory, WavePro HD oscilloscopes also acquire extremely fine waveform details over long periods of time. A deep, powerful toolset quickly exposes underlying […]
Test Setup Analyzes Coverage of 5G Base Stations
Keysight Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: KEYS) today announced a solution for measuring, analyzing and visualizing the coverage generated by 5G base stations. Keysight’s Nemo Outdoor, combined with FieldFox handheld RF and microwave analyzers, enables mobile operators and network vendors to measure 5G radio propagation and coverage. The solution uses the Nemo Outdoor analytics tools to provide […]
Comparing analog and digital oscilloscope architectures
The first oscilloscope was derived from an apparatus involving a moving pen that recorded a change in voltage on a turning drum or paper strip. The first scope was a quite simple piece of equipment. Its heart was the cathode ray tube (CRT) equipped with vertical and horizontal deflection plates that caused an electron beam […]
VIDEO: Using Reference Waveforms in the Tektronix MDO 3104 Digital Storage Oscilloscope
In the Tektronix MDO 3104, the Reference capability provides a convenient way to store waveforms in the instrument’s memory for the purpose of comparison to other signals.
