SIGLENT Digital Oscilloscopes: Precision & Performance from Pertech

What are the key features and benefits of SIGLENT digital oscilloscopes?

SIGLENT digital oscilloscopes offer a perfect balance of features and price, with key benefits including bandwidths from 50 MHz to 2 GHz, low noise vertical scales down to 500 uV/div, and advanced features like Eye diagram / Jitter analysis, serial decoding, and MSO capabilities. These tools are designed to accelerate development and reduce risk, making them a top choice for embedded engineers.

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Bright Color Temperature Mode

Event frequency indicated by color temperature. “Hot” colors (red) identify frequent events while “cool” (blue) colors are reserved for events that occur less often.

Easy Auto-Measurements

Quickly add one of over 30 automatic measurements like peak voltage, frequency, and more

Intelligent Triggers

Edge, Slope, Pulse, Window, Runt, Interval Dropout, Pattern, Video (HDTV supported), and serial trigger modes on many of our digital oscilloscopes

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Frequently Asked Questions

1 How do SIGLENT digital oscilloscopes support advanced debugging for embedded systems?

SIGLENT digital oscilloscopes offer features like Eye diagram / Jitter analysis, serial decoding, and MSO capabilities. These tools are designed to assist engineers in debugging complex embedded systems by providing detailed signal analysis and multi-domain insights.

2 What range of bandwidths and vertical scales do SIGLENT oscilloscopes offer?

SIGLENT digital oscilloscopes provide bandwidths ranging from 50 MHz to 2 GHz. They also feature low noise vertical scales, going down to 500 uV/div, allowing for precise measurement of small signals.

3 What types of advanced triggering capabilities are available on these oscilloscopes?

Pertech's SIGLENT digital oscilloscopes include intelligent trigger modes such as Edge, Slope, Pulse, Window, Runt, Interval Dropout, and Pattern. They also support Video (HDTV) and serial trigger modes, enabling precise capture of specific events.

4 Can these oscilloscopes help identify infrequent or intermittent events?

Yes, the Bright Color Temperature Mode helps identify event frequency by using color. "Hot" colors like red indicate frequent events, while "cool" colors like blue are reserved for events that occur less often, making it easier to spot intermittent issues during debugging.

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