GW Instek (www.gwinstek.com) has unveiled a dual channel oscilloscope that delivers a real-time sampling rate of up to 250 MSa/s and a maximum equivalent time sampling rate of 25 GSa/s, the GDS-1022 digital oscilloscope. Featuring a vertical resolution of eight bits, this 25 MHz oscilloscope comes with 5.6-inch color TFT LCD display and a memory length of up to 4k per channel.
The front panel of the oscilloscope features an SD storage slot, which allows users to easily access data. With just a press of a button, users can capture waveform data or image screen shots and save them into an SD card. The GDS-1022 also allows users to save the panel settings. Remotely controlling the DSO and connecting to a PC has been made easier with its rear USB port.
The oscilloscope can save up to 15 waveforms into its memory and display them at a later time. It also enables users to simultaneously compare two live waveforms and two saved reference waveforms. In addition, all voltage and signal time related measurements can be displayed simultaneously on the screen in real-time through the Measure key press.
It also features a Freewave DSO remote control and monitoring software as standard, allowing users to capture screenshots or waveform data and remotely monitor the DSO. It offers flexible saving options that enable users to capture data for later observation and analysis, with the screen images captured in jpeg or bitmap formats, waveforms as AVI movies or to CSV.
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