Data Sheet
8
RIGOL
Super High Sample Bandwidth Ratio
500,000 wfms/s Capture Rate
Bandwidth and the sample rate are two key technical
specifications that engineers take priority in choosing the digital
oscilloscope. Bandwidth determines the maximum frequency that
the oscilloscope can acquire. The higher the bandwidth of the
oscilloscope, the better the oscilloscope can keep the steep, fast,
abundant harmonics components and energies of the signal under
test. Whereas the sample rate determines the time interval of the
sample points, that is, determines the refinement of the outlined
waveforms. The MSO5000 series provides a maximum of 8 GSa/s
real-time sample rate and 23X sample rate/bandwidth ratio for 350
MHz bandwidth, which makes itself far ahead of the same level
products.
While maintaining the super high sample rate of 8 GSa/s, the
MSO5000 series also has a maximum of 200 Mpts memory depth,
enabling itself to capture more events in one acquisition. This
provides sufficient time for users to observe while retaining the
waveform details to a large extent. Thus, users can not only get
the detailed information about the waveforms, but also can take an
overview of the waveforms.
Engineers often have to spend a lot of time and efforts in
locating the problem in design and debugging. Therefore,
a proper debugging tool will help engineers to work more
efficiently. MSO5000 series digital oscilloscope can provide
the waveform capture rate of up to 500,000 wfms/s, so
that the glitches and infrequent events in waveforms can
be quickly identified, greatly improving the debugging
efficiency for the engineers.
256-level intensity grading display can reflect the
occurrence frequencies of the infrequent events. Its newly
added color persistence function can highlight the signal
of different probabilities with a different color grading. You
can set the persistence time to control the duration time for
the waveforms to be displayed on the screen, so that the
display capability of the infrequent events can be further
enhanced.
Capture occasional exceptional signals in a highly refresh mode.
With up to 100 M memory depth, you can capture 12.5 ms of waveforms
while maintaining a sample rate of 8 G, without causing the waveforms to
be distorted.