Brand: Pico
Features:
- PicoScope 4424 4 channel, 12-bit resolution oscilloscope
- PicoScope 4424 4 channel, 20MHz, USB powered
- 4 channels
- Optional IEPE interface (for accelerometers, microphones etc)
- 12 bit resolution
Pico
Details: Pico 4424 PicoScope 4 channel, 20MHz, USB poweredPico 4424 PicoScope 4 channel, 20MHz, USB poweredx 4 channels 26 automatic measurements Mask limit testing with alarms Serial bus decoding Per-channel low-pass filtering Software resolution enhancement to 16 bits Math channels with basic and advanced functionsPicoScope 4000 Series High Resolution Oscilloscopes12 bit oscilloscopes with optional IEPE interface The Picoscope 4424 and 4224 offer both a high resolution (12 bits) and a high DC accuracy (1%) making them an excellent choice for noise, vibration, precision electronics and mechanical analysis. The optional IEPE interface (see below) allows for the direct connection and powering of industry standard accelerometers and microphones. 12 bit oscilloscopes with optional IEPE interface xHigh resolution offers 16x more detailThe PicoScope 3425 is a 12 bit oscilloscope that offers 16 times more vertical resolution than traditional 8 bit oscilloscopes (4096 vertical levels vs 256). The example shows how with a 12 bit oscilloscope (blue trace) you can zoom in to reveal details of the signal that are not visible on an 8 bit oscilloscope (black trace).As well as the high vertical resolution, the 512,000 sample buffer memory ensures a high horizontal resolution as well. You can collect long detailed captures without the sampling rate dropping.Once you have seen high-resolution waveforms on a high-resolution PC monitor you will never want to use a traditional benchtop oscilloscope with its small display again.As well as improved oscilloscope traces, high resolution offers big benefits when performing spectrum analysis offering an additional 20 dB dynamic range on the spectrum over 8 bit oscilloscopes. Signals that were previously hidden in the noise floor are now
