Oscilloscope offers 12-bit resolution and 1% accuracy.
Press Release Summary:
With 80 MSa/sec real-time sampling rate and input ranges from ±50 mV to ±100 V full-scale, PicoScope4000 scope can handle small signals from sensors as well as higher voltages from power supply circuits and motor drives. Deep 32 MSa memory allows scope to capture over 400 msec of data at maximum sampling rate. Powered from standard USB 2.0 port, unit features 12-bit 2/4-channel 20 MHz high-resolution, and suits noise, vibration, and mechanical analysis.
Original Press Release:
USB-Powered 12-Bit 2/4-Channel 20MHz Scopes Offer Huge Buffer for in-Depth Analysis
January 9, 2009
Pittsford, NY: PicoScope4000 PC oscilloscope adapters are 2- or 4-channel 20MHz high-resolution oscilloscopes that are ideal for general, scientific and field-service use. With 12-bit resolution (adjustable up to 16 bits in enhanced resolution mode) and 1% accuracy they are an excellent choice for noise, vibration and mechanical analysis.
With a fast 80 MSa/s real-time sampling rate and input ranges from ±50 mV to ±100V full-scale, PicoScope4000 scopes can handle small signals from sensors as well as higher voltages from power supply circuits and motor drives. The deep 32MSa memory allows PicoScope4000 series scopes to capture over 400msec of data at the maximum sampling rate without any performance reduction. Powered solely from a standard USB 2.0 port, no power adapter or batteries are required, making PicoScope4000 series scopes ideal for field work with a laptop PC.
PicoScope4000 Series oscilloscopes include PicoScope6 software for Windows PCs, which harnesses the PC's processing power, storage, graphics and networking capabilities. The user interface is easy for novices to learn, but professional users will find many advanced features including spectrum analysis, persistence display, automatic measurements, advanced triggers and channel math capabilities. Users can download software updates, feature extensions and improvements free of charge with no time limit. PicoScope6 can save waveform data in a range of text and binary formats including CSV, PNG, BMP and MATLAB, ready for export to other applications. An API and examples are included for LabVIEW, C, C++, Delphi and Visual Basic for integration into users' own software.
Made by Pico Technology, Europe's award-winning oscilloscope adapter manufacturer, PicoScope4000 series adapters are available now from Saelig Co. Inc.
