
RIGOL recently released DS4000 series digital oscilloscopes. The DS4000 series is configured with four levels of bandwidth of 500MHz/350MHz/200MHz/100MHz, and the real-time sampling rate is up to 4GSa/s.
According to the person in charge of RIGOL, DS4000 series digital oscilloscopes use RIGOL's original UltraVision technology to achieve deep memory, high waveform capture rate, real-time waveform recording and playback, multi-level grayscale display and other functions.
It is worth mentioning that the DS4000 series is configured with 500MHz/350MHz/200MHz/100MHz four-level bandwidth, real-time sampling rate up to 4GSa/s, providing 2 channels and 4 channels respectively, a total of 8 models, standard storage depth of 140Mpts, waveform capture Up to 110,000 waveforms per second, hardware real-time waveform continuous recording and waveform analysis supports recording up to 200,000 waveforms and up to 256 levels of grayscale display.
At the same time, DS4000 has a wealth of trigger and bus decoding capabilities, including edge trigger, pulse width trigger, slope trigger, video trigger, pattern trigger, RS232/UART trigger, I2C trigger, SPI trigger, USB trigger, CAN trigger and FlexRay trigger, And supports a variety of serial bus triggering and decoding.
In addition, the DS4000 Series features low noise floor with a minimum vertical scale of 1 mV/div. In terms of product appearance, the DS4000 adopts an asymmetrical design concept and uses a 9-inch WVGA 256-level grayscale display to facilitate observation of various waveforms.
The responsible person stated that RIGOL DS4000 series digital oscilloscopes can meet the common design, debugging and testing of communications, semiconductors, computers, aerospace and defense, instrumentation, industrial electronics, consumer electronics, automotive electronics, field maintenance, R&D/education and many other fields. Demand.
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