60 MHz PC Oscilloscope, Four Channel, 1 GSa/s

Accessories

• CD ROM
• USB cable
• Probe
• Probe Adjust
• Silicon Gel Case
• Quick Guide

Q1: Can an oscilloscope measure DC voltage?
A1: DC voltage can be measured using either an oscilloscope or a digital multimeter. Each piece of testing equipment has its advantages and disadvantages.

Q2: What is the maximum frequency for the oscilloscope?
A2: System bandwidth determines an oscilloscope's fundamental ability to measure an analog signal - the maximum frequency range that it can accurately measure. Entry-level scopes will often have a maximum bandwidth of 100 MHz. They can accurately (within 2%) show the amplitudes of sine-wave signals up to 20 MHz.

Q3: What is the record length for an oscilloscope?
A3: The record length, measured in points or samples, divided by the sample rate (in Samples/second) specifies the total time (in seconds) that is acquired. Example: With a record length of 1 M points and a sample rate of 250 MSa/sec, the oscilloscope will capture a signal of 4 msec in length.

Tips: How to use a PC oscilloscope?

1. Check the oscilloscope host and its accessories without missing and with no damage, press the switch button in the lower-left corner of the oscilloscope, and the oscilloscope opens.
2. Click "Default Setup", at this time all the configuration parameters will be restored to the default state.
3. Restore the default state after the use of the ordinary passive probe and the panel "probe compensation end" to connect, do not reverse the connection process.
4. Access the probe compensation end of the signal click "Auto Setup", then the screen may appear on the three waveforms, the probe compensation end of the square wave amplitude of about 3.0V, the frequency of 1KHz.

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