Tag: Oscilloscope

The ADP2230 has 16 digital input/output channels that work with 3.3 V CMOS, can sample up to 125 MS/s, and buffer up to 128 MS per channel. It also includes an analog output channel with a 15 MHz bandwidth and 14-bit resolution, capable of producing standard, modulated, and custom...

Siglent’s first high-bandwidth, high-resolution oscilloscope SDS7000A series offers bandwidths up to 4 GHz, 12-bit resolution, and a sampling rate of 20 GSa/s, together with a matching high-bandwidth active differential probe SAP5000D. Saelig Company, Inc. has announced the Siglent...

With the all-new R&S MXO 5, Rohde & Schwarz continues to evolve its series of next-generation oscilloscopes, started with the successful R&S MXO 4 in 2022. The R&S MXO 5 is the company’s first eight-channel oscilloscope. It expands upon the industry-firsts pioneered by...

Rigol's newest high-performance 12 bit economical digital oscilloscopes are not only very portable but they offer high-resolution based on Rigol's "Centaurus" technology platform, a capture rate up to 1,000,000 wfms/s, up to 50 Mpts memory depth, with an ultra-low noise floor that...

Embedded systems are at the core of today’s electronic devices, whether in consumer electronics, telecommunications, industrial, medical, automotive or aerospace applications. Flawless operation is crucial, and engineers face complex challenges when designing ever more compact...

This month OemSecrets teamed up with Digilent to give away an Analog Discovery 2 worth $399! The Analog Discovery 2 is a USB oscilloscope, logic analyzer, and multi-function instrument that allows users to measure, visualize, generate, record, and control mixed-signal circuits of all...

Rohde & Schwarz is adding a completely new series to its oscilloscope portfolio that delivers a number of industry firsts. The new R&S MXO 4 series oscilloscopes feature the world’s fastest real-time update rate of over 4.5 million acquisitions per second. Development...

Rigol has created a 7GHz differential probe to go with the 5GHz DS70000 oscilloscopes that it announced at the beginning of the year. Called PVA8000, the probe also comes in a 3.5GHz variant, and there are single-ended types. Inside is the same ‘Phoenix’ ASIC that the company...