Tektronix TPS2014 Overview
As an engineer or technician, you must often make floating, or differential, measurements. You face faster edges and clocks due to the migration of higher performance technologies to widely implemented electronic systems and subsystems, with the pressure to conform to customer specifications or industry requirements.
And you may need to develop and test designs in a variety of challenging environments that demand versatility.
You can quickly tackle these tough challenges to speed the design, troubleshooting, installation, and maintenance of components and systems with the world's first 4-isolated-channel, full featured, battery-powered oscilloscope – the TPS2000 Series
Features:
And you may need to develop and test designs in a variety of challenging environments that demand versatility.
You can quickly tackle these tough challenges to speed the design, troubleshooting, installation, and maintenance of components and systems with the world's first 4-isolated-channel, full featured, battery-powered oscilloscope – the TPS2000 Series
Features:
- 100 MHz and 200 MHz bandwidths
- Sample rates up to 2 GS/s real-time
- 2 or 4 fully isolated and floating channels, plus isolated external trigger
- 8 hours of continuous battery operation with two batteries installed, hot-swappable for virtually unlimited freedom from an AC power source
- Optional power application software offers the broadest range of power measurements at its price point
- Quickly document and analyze measurement results with OpenChoice® software or integrated CompactFlash® mass storage
- FFT standard on all models
- Advanced triggers to quickly capture the event of interest
- Easily operate the oscilloscope with traditional, analog-style knobs and multi-language user interface
- Simplify setup and operation with autoset menu, autorange, waveform and setup memories, and built-in, context-sensitive help
- Adjust the oscilloscope to your operating environment with backlit menu buttons/display and brightness/contrast controls
- 11 automatic measurements
