Oscilloscope Solves Signal Capture Challenges
Struggling to catch signals in your electronic systems? An oscilloscope captures signals faster and clearer, letting engineers see what others miss.
Engineers working on electronic systems often struggle to capture short or rare signal events that reveal design or performance issues. Traditional oscilloscopes in small or low-cost formats usually compromise on speed or precision, making it harder to see what is happening in a device under test.
The MXO 3 series from Rohde & Schwarz solves this problem. It brings the full speed and accuracy of MXO technology, previously limited to larger and high-end instruments, into a smaller and lower-cost form. With it, engineers can view more signal details than with any other oscilloscope in its class.
At the core of the series is the MXO EP processing ASIC, which enables 4.5 million acquisitions per second, the fastest in the industry.
Author's summary: New oscilloscope solves signal capture challenges.
More News
- Government completes assessment of Sydney-Newcastle high-speed rail business case
- Councillor accused of sex offences will not sit on Lambeth’s Investigations Committee after council rejects report
- Electric Island Expands with Five Shows and a Massive Lineup
- Cricket South Africa | BadgersS And Province Share Spoils In Oudtshoorn
- Netizen Voices: Backlash Against Supposed Beauty of Golden Week Traffic Jams
- Hamas Battling Different Clans for Control in Gaza: Who Are These Groups?
- Did Qatari Money Drive Trump’s Push for Gaza Ceasefire?
- The Amish Cook: Birthdays, and meatloaf
- Ramaphosa suspends inspector general of intelligence amid conduct probe
- 7 Films To Watch During Homecoming | Essence