Tag: Oscilloscope

Farnell is now stocking the Tektronix new entry-level TBS2000B Digital Storage Oscilloscope which offers easy-to-use controls, automated measurements and a large 9” display. The cost-effective TBS2000B also provides exceptional performance and advanced debugging features. Farnel is...

This latest diagnostic PicoScope design retains all the strengths of the existing 4425/4225 automotive scopes but adds smart interfaces for powered and intelligent accessories for increased efficiency. Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced the new PicoScope 4425A and 4225A diagnostic...

Micsig’s STO1000E 2/4-channel oscilloscopes include 70Mpts memory, 1GSa/s sampling, 130,000wfm/s refresh rate, and a 7.5Ah Li battery for extended field use.  Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced the Micsig STO1000E PLUS series of two- and four-channel battery-powered portable...

Commercial current clamp devices certainly are able to measure current by potential-free means but they are not suitable for capturing rapid alterations in current over time. In addition, many low-cost examples of these do not provide an output for connecting to an oscilloscope. Here...

The MP720105 from Multicomp Pro is a newly launched 200MHz, 2-channel digital storage oscilloscope, featuring 1GS/s sampling rates, 8-bits vertical resolution, an 8" colour LCD screen, and decoding kit (RS232, SPI, I2C, CAN trigger/decode). Ultra-thin design, less space...

The PicoScope 9404-16 brings very high-speed performance at less than half the cost of other traditional benchtop solutions with four high-resolution 12-bit channels driven by up to 5TS/s (0.2ps) equivalent-time sampling Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced the PicoScope 9404-16 SXRTO,...

New series builds on previous 2000X models to bring 200Mpt memory, 10” touch-screen, external mouse/keyboard control, built-in web server, and 50MHz waveform generator Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced the new Siglent SDS2000X Plus Digital Oscilloscope Series consisting of four...

A basic open-source multi-GHz sampling oscilloscope for experimenters on a budget. Still a work-in-progress, with key pieces on separate PCBs, but showing bandwidths in the 7-8 GHz range with >= 100 GSa/s equivalent-time sampling, and around 500 k comparisons/second real time. by Ted...