Consign your CRO to the dustbin of history where it belongs and go digital. Digital Storage Oscilloscopes (DSOs) were once so expensive that only professionals could justify buying them, but they are now within the reach of anyone in the market for a dual trace scope. A DSO gives you many capabilities that simply aren't available with any analogue oscilloscope, including trace capture, PC interface, storage of data on portable media, on-screen menus, mathematical functions etc. Full 64k colour TFT display Much more compact than analogue CROs USB interface & storage memory Multiple trigger modes Digital filters Multi parameter auto measure function On-screen menus & split screen display Multiple language interfaceThis entry-level DSO is ideal for the advanced hobby user or technician and is particularly suited to audio work. Full data storage capabilities and USB interface so you can store traces on a flash drive.This DSO can also serve as a benchtop multimeter and frequency counter and has an RS-232 port so you can interface with programs such as LabView.
Channels: 2
Input impedance: 1Mohm
Bandwidth: 25MHz
Sampling rate: 500MSa/S
Input coupling: AC, DC, GND
Max input voltage: 400V P-P,
Cat II Triggers: Edge, pulse, video, slope, alt, delay
Trigger modes: Auto, normal, single
Mathematical operations: Add, subtract, multiply, divide, invert
FFT: Window: Hanning, Hamming, Blackman, Rectangular
DC accuracy: ±3%
Display Type: Colour TFT LCD 145mm
Resolution: 320 x 234 pixels
Colour: 64k
Contrast: 150 to 1
Graticule: 8 x 12 div.Vertical
Vertical sensitivity: 2mV - 5V/div
Vertical resolution: 8 bit
Rise time:Horizontal
Range: 25ns - 50s/div
Accuracy: ±50ppm over 1ms
Dimensions: 310(W) x 150(H) x 130(D)mm
Weight: 2.4kg
Accessories: 2 x 10:1 probes, EasyScope software, USB cable
