- Pico Technology has extended its PicoScope 3000E series with new entry-level mixed-signal oscilloscope (MSO) modules, featuring four analog channels and covering a bandwidth of 100 MHz and 200 MHz.
- Based on the architecture of the previously launched 350 MHz and 500 MHz models, these new oscilloscopes offer the same features at lower cost, but at lower bandwidths that are better suited to many everyday applications.
- These oscilloscopes, integrated into a compact case, can be controlled from a PC via a USB link.
Key features of the new PicoScope 3000E MSO models include:
- 100 MHz and 200 MHz bandwidth options with 5 GS/s sampling rate and 10-bit resolution.
- 2 GS memory and segmented acquisition: Capture long or repetitive events with speed up to 2 million waveforms per second.
- Cross-platform PicoScope 7 software (Windows, macOS, Linux): Interface with advanced features and free lifetime updates.
- 4 analog channels + optional 16 digital inputs: to simultaneously analyze both analog and digital signals.
- 200 MS/s, 14-bit AWG/function generator: Generate analog signals for testing and simulation without external equipment.
- USB 3.0 Type-C® interface: Enables data transfer and removes the need for an additional power source.
- 40+ serial protocol decoders included as standard, including I2C, SPI, UART, CAN, LIN, FlexRay and USB.
- Advanced triggering, math and measurements: Includes tools such as DeepMeasure™, automated pass/fail testing, waveform masks and more.
- PicoSDK®: Enables developers to integrate the oscilloscope into custom Windows, macOS and Linux applications.
