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  • 4457H Series Digital Oscilloscope

    4457H Series Digital Oscilloscope

    • Channels number: 2 сhannels

    The 4457H series digital oscilloscope has 4 product models, with bandwidth ranging from 1GHz to 4GHz, sampling rates of 10GSa/s and 20GSa/s, vertical resolution of 12-bit, storage depth of 1Gpts, and a fastest wa...

    Qingdao, China
  • 4457 Series Digital Oscilloscope

    4457 Series Digital Oscilloscope

      The 4457 series digital oscilloscope has 4 product models, with bandwidth ranging from 1GHz to 4GHz, sampling rates of 10GSa/s and 20GSa/s, vertical resolution of 8-bit, storage depth of 2Gpts, and a fastest wave...

      Qingdao, China
    • 2 Channels, 30 MHz, Oscilloscope

      2 Channels, 30 MHz, Oscilloscope

      • Manufacturer: GW Instek

      Basic Performance ‧ 2 Channels. ‧ DC ~ 30MHz (GOS-6030/6031) ‧ DC ~ 50MHz (GOS-6050/6051) ‧ 1mV/DIV ~ 20V/DIV CRT direct reading display ‧ Cursor measurement, 6-digit frequency counter, 10 memory groups for panel...

      Taoyuan City, Taiwan
    • 2465B - ANALOGUE OSCILLOSCOPE -

      2465B - ANALOGUE OSCILLOSCOPE - TEKTRONIX - 400 MHz - 4 CH

      • Manufacturer: Tektronix
      • Model: 2465B

      ANALOG OSCILLOSCOPE 400 MHz - 4 CH - Sweep speed: 500 pc/div - Sensitivity: 2 mV/div - Cursors: Delta Volts and Delta Time - CRT readout: scale factors, trigger level, voltage, time, frequency, phase and ratio me...

      Lannion, France
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    Overview

    Oscilloscopes are essential electronic test instruments used to observe the varying signal voltages in electrical and electronic devices. They capture and display waveforms, allowing engineers and technicians to analyze the performance and diagnose issues in circuits, components, and systems. Oscilloscopes come in various types, including analog and digital, and are crucial for troubleshooting, designing, and testing electronic equipment.

    FAQ

    What features should I look for when buying a used oscilloscope?

    Check the bandwidth, sample rate, number of channels, and memory depth. Also, consider the oscilloscope’s condition, screen quality, and any included probes or accessories.

    How can I safely ship an oscilloscope?

    Ensure it is well-packed with protective materials like bubble wrap and foam. Use a sturdy box and label it as fragile. Consider using a shipping service experienced in handling delicate electronics.

    What maintenance does an oscilloscope require?

    Regularly clean the screen and controls, check and replace probes if necessary, and ensure firmware is up to date. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance guidelines.