T & M Catalog 2008-2009

Oscilloscopes Integrated Analog, Digital and Serial Test • Analog signal viewing with fast and responsive MegaZoom memory • Digital signal triggering and analysis • Serial triggering and decode for I2C, SPI, CAN, LIN, Flex Ray and more 55 5000 Series 6000 Series 8000 Series 80000 Series Analog: Up to 4 Channels with 4 GaS/s Sample Rate and 1 GHz Bandwidth MegaZoom Technology MegaZoom deep memory captures long, non-repeating signals and maintains high sample rates, allowing you to quickly zoom in on areas of interest. Sample rate and memory depth go hand-in-hand. Deep memory in oscilloscopes sustains a high sample rate over longer time spans. MegaZoom also supports a high-resolution XGA display system and maps the deep memory to 256 levels of color intensity grades, delivering unmatched real-time insight into signal details. Full-width Pattern Triggering Flexible triggering capabilities across all scope and logic channels so you can easily isolate and analyze complex signals in your mixed analog and digital designs. 3 View Scope – Logic and Scope Correlation Easily make time-correlated measurements between an Agilent logic analyzer and an Agilent 5000, 6000, 8000 or 80000 Series Scope. Easily view and analyze time-correlated logic and scope waveforms integrated into a single logic analyzer waveform display. Global markers track between two instruments. Signal Integrity – Probing Probing high-frequency signals becomes more challenging as the variety of test points and the frequencies of the signals continue to grow. Probes need to be lightweight, small, affordable, and offer the accessories and probe tips you require to get your job done easily. Agilent has a wide range to meet your needs. Serial: Hardware-accelerated Decode and Trigger for I2C, SPI, CAN, LIN and Flex Ray As more and more component interfaces move from parallel to serial on both low- and high-speed buses, Agilent is offering more serial triggering and decode options on oscilloscopes. Serial Bus Triggering and Decoding Digital: 16 Digital Timing Channels and Mixed Signal Triggering With many of today’s designs containing a mix of signal types and speeds, it’s often critical to capture and compare multiple cycles of digital signals along with slower analog signals. But doing so often requires an instrument that can deliver more resolution and memory than a traditional DSO can provide. Trigger on the industry’s most popular serial bus standards including I2C, SPI, CAN, LIN, FlexRay and USB. Decode options display responsive, on-screen decode of serial bus traffic. Select from a suite of hardware triggers for the ability to isolate specific events with pin-point accuracy, then enable decode to validate serial bus activity in real-time. Hijack Infrequent Errors Fast acquisition speed combined with hardware-accelerated decoding increases your probability of capturing elusive events. Agilent oscilloscopes can help you catch that intermittent problem before it becomes an intermittent customer complaint or quality concern. Easily See Complex Interactions with an MSO Mixed signal oscilloscopes (MSOs) with 2 or 4 scope channels plus 16 logic channels combine the detailed signal analysis of a scope with the multi-channel timing measurements of a logic analyzer. English URL www.agilent.com/find/products http://www.agilent.com/find/products

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Introduction, Table of Contents, Product Number Index New Products & Applications Oscilloscopes, Analyzers, Meters Generators, Sources, Supplies Test System & Software, Automotive, Data Acquisition Wireless Device Test Sets & Solutions EESof EDA Design & Simulation Software Wireline Comms Test Equip & Network Assurance Solutions Signal Monitoring, Phase Noise, Materials, Physical Layer Test Systems Lightwave, Optical Test Equip Nanotechnology, Nanoscale Microscopy Semiconductor Parametric Test, Flat Panel Display Test Printed Circuit Board Test & Inspection RF & Microwave Test Accessories Used Agilent T&M Equip, Support & Svcs Contact Agilent

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