TDS Series High Capture Rate Digital Oscilloscope

TDS Series High Capture Rate Digital Oscilloscope

Touchscreen Digital Oscilloscope with 70MHz / 100MHz / 200MHz Bandwidth, 1GS/s / 2GS/s sample rate, 7.6M record length and 50,000 wfms/s waveform refresh rate
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Product Introduction

- 70MHz-200MHz Bandwidth, Max 2GS/s Sample rate

- 7.6M record length

- 50,000 wfms/s waveform capture rate

- waveform zooming (horizontal / vertical), and saving

- FFT points (length, and resolution variable)

- multi-window extension

- 8 inches 800 x 600 pixels high def LCD

- multi- communication interface : USB, VGA, LAN

- LabVIEW supported

- 4 Channel output


Model No.ChannelBandwidthSample RateRecord Length
TDS7074470MHz1GS/s7.6M
TDS71044100MHz1GS/s7.6M
TDS81044100MHz2GS/s7.6M
TDS82044200MHz2GS/s7.6M


Powerful waveform capture rate

Up to 50,000 wfms/s waveform capture rate, restoring random / low-probability event in fine details.

 


 


FAQ


How to Use Spectrum Analyzer for Noise Testing? Part 2


In Figure 2 and Figure 3, the size of the spectrum is expressed in decibel milliwatts (dBm), which is a common measurement unit for spectrum analyzers. One decibel milliwatt is the power ratio measured in decibels relative to one milliwatt. For the spectrum analyzer in this example, the decibel milliwatt measurement also assumes in advance that the input impedance is 50 ohms. For most spectrum analyzers, this is also the case when the input impedance is chosen to be 1M ohms. Figure 4 shows the derivation of the formula used to convert the decibel milliwatts into voltage rms. In Fig. 5, this formula is used to calculate the measurement results listed in Fig. 2 – 3 – the R voltage of the –10 dBm signal.

From Figures 5.13 – 5.14, we can see that when the resolution bandwidth decreases, the intrinsic noise increases from –87 dBm to –80 dBm. On the other hand, when the resolution bandwidth changes, the signal amplitude at 67 kHz and 72 kHz does not change. The inherent noise is affected by the resolution bandwidth because it is thermal noise. Therefore, the increase of the bandwidth also increases the total amount of thermal noise. In addition, since the signal waveform is a sine wave curve and the amplitude inside the band-pass filter remains constant regardless of the bandwidth, the signal amplitude at 67 kHz and 72 kHz is not affected by the resolution bandwidth. Because we must understand that discrete signals should not be included in spectral density calculations, the characteristics related to noise analysis should cause us enough attention. For example, when measuring the noise spectral density of an op amp, you will find a discrete signal that occurs at 60 Hz (power rising line). Because this 60 Hz signal is not a spectral density but a discrete signal, it is not included in the power noise spectral density curve.

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Model TDS7074TDS7104 TDS8104 TDS8204
Bandwidth70MHz100MHz200MHz
Channel4
Sample Rate1GS/s2GS/s
Waveform Capture Rate50,000 wfms/s
Display8" touch screen color LCD
Record Length7.6M
Horizontal Scale (s/div)2ns/div - 100s/div, step by 1 - 2 - 5
Vertical Resolution (A/D)8 bits resolution (4 channels simultaneously)
Vertical Sensitivity2mV/div - 10V/div (at input)
Trigger TypeEdge, Pulse, Video, Slope
Trigger ModeAuto, Normal, Single
Waveform Math+, -, ×, ÷, FFT
Communication PortUSB host, USB device, VGA, LAN、AUX
Dimension (W×H×D)380 × 180 × 115 (mm)
Weight (without package)1.5 kg



 

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ACCESSORIES   The accessories subject to final delivery.

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Power Cord

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CD Rom

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Quick Guide

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USB Cable

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Probe

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Probe Adjust

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Soft Bag
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