Tektronix 3 Series Mixed Domain Oscilloscopes
Tektronix 3 Series Mixed Domain Oscilloscopes are compact and portable devices with a big high-definition display and touch interface. These oscilloscopes feature a unique built-in 1GHz spectrum analyzer on all models to make them suitable for RF analysis. The 3 series oscilloscopes offer analog bandwidths between 100MHz and 1GHz and a sample rate of up to 5GS/s. The MDO32 variant offers two analog channels, while the MDO34 offers four analog channels. Typical applications include embedded serial bus analysis, power measurements and analysis, Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) troubleshooting, and engineering education.
The 3 series MDO display is 11.6 inches wide with 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution and offers pinch, tap, swipe, and capacitive touch interface. These oscilloscopes provide digital voltmeter and trigger frequency counter along with a signal generator and advanced analysis options.
Features
- 2 and 4 analog-channel models
- 100MHz, 200MHz, 350MHz, 500MHz, and 1GHz bandwidth models
- Bandwidth is upgradable (up to 1GHz)
- Up to 5GS/s sample rate
- 10M record length on all channels
- >280,000wfm/s maximum waveform capture rate
- 3.9pF capacitive loading and 250MHz or 500MHz analog bandwidth standard passive voltage probes
- Includes 1GHz spectrum analyzer, 3GHz options
- Up to 3GHz ultra-wide capture bandwidth
- Arbitrary function generator (optional)
- 13 predefined waveform types
- 50MHz waveform generation
- 128k arbitrary generator record length
- 250MS/s arbitrary generator sample rate
- Digital channels (optional)
- 16 digital channels
- 10M record length on all channels
- 121.2ps timing resolution
- Serial bus decode, triggering, and search (optional)
- Digital voltmeter/frequency counter
- 4-digit DC, AC RMS, and DC+AC RMS voltage measurements
- 5-digit frequency measurements
Applications
- Embedded design and IoT
- Power design
- Education
- Manufacturing test and troubleshooting
- Service installation and maintenance
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Published: 2019-06-19
| Updated: 2023-07-07