Oscilloscopes

An oscilloscope is a measuring instrument intended to visualize an electrical signal, most often variable over time. It is used by many scientists to visualize either electrical voltages or various other physical quantities previously transformed into voltage by means of a suitable converter or sensors.

ADP7000
10-bit, 32GS/s, DC-10GHz digitizer with up to 4 channels
- Up to 256 GB memory (80+ Gpts per channel
CS320A
2 Channels, 100MS/Sec USB or Ethernet oscilloscope
- 2 Input Channels, 10-bit, 12-bit or 14-bit
- up to
CS328A
Mixed Signal oscilloscope USB or Ethernet, 2 analog channels, 100MS/s, 8 Digital Channels
- 2 Input Channels, 10-bit, 12-bit or 14-bit
- up to
CS548
Isolated Oscilloscope, LAN & USB, 200 MHz bandwidth, 500MS/s, 14 bit
- Oscilloscope
  - 2kVDC operating isolation voltage to ground and
DP7000
AXIe Digital processor
- Four Intel/Altera Arria™ 10 FPGAs (660/1150 GX) with up-to
FemtoScope
5 or 16 GHz USB Wide-Bandwidth Oscilloscopes
- 1, 2 or 4 channels configuration.
- 5 or 16
GFT6084
4 channels 2GS/s or 4GS/s LAN and USB Digitizer
- 2U, 19” Compact form factor
- 4 analog channels with
HP-2022
Oscilloscope probe 1:1
- Attenuation ratio 1:1
- Max. input voltage 600V CAT I
HP-3060
Oscilloscope probe 1:1 and 1-10
- Attenuation ratio 1 :1
  - Max. input voltage 300
HP-3250I
Oscilloscope probe 1:1 and 1-10
- Attenuation ratio 1 :1
  - Max. input voltage 300
HP-9250
Oscilloscope probe 1:1 and 1-10
- Attenuation ratio 1 :1
  - Max. input voltage 300
HP-9258
Oscilloscope probe 1:100
- Attenuation ratio 1 :100
- Max. input voltage 1500 Vrms