WaveSurfer 104Xs - LeCroy Digital Oscilloscopes

LeCroy WaveSurfer 104Xs Overview

Many oscilloscopes look great on paper-WaveSurfer Xs delivers in the real world. Its capabilities meet your needs for capturing, viewing, and measuring waveforms, and also provide unexpected capabilities for faster debug. WaveSurfer Xs-the new standard to judge other oscilloscopes by.

A multitude of powerful and flexible triggers are provided to meet any need. Use an advanced SMART Trigger™ to isolate a specific event of interest, and narrow the long capture around that event. Trigger on what you expect (widths, glitches, video, logic patterns, etc.) and also trigger on unusual signals (dropouts, intervals, runts, slew rates). The LeCroy exclusion triggering can exclude normal signals and capture only the abnormal ones, speeding up the debug of your circuits and systems. Trigger on signals down to 1 ns in width (500 ps for width and glitch trigger). Use an "A" condition to qualify a "B" trigger. Digital triggering is provided through the optional MS-32 Mixed Signal Oscilloscope option. (Some advanced triggering capability is optional.)

Keep your testing efficient with a thoughtfully designed user interface that provides the busy engineer with a GUI that is smooth, transparent, and easy to use.

2.5 Mpts/Ch of fast acquisition memory standard (10 Mpts/Ch optional) provides long capture time-up to 400 ms at full sample rate, and longer times at lower sample rates. This greatly assists in debugging common circuit problems such as clock/data issues and timing errors. Use the touch screen to quickly "draw a box" around the area of interest and zoom all channels to the desired area. Then, adjust zoom position and ratio from the front panel or the graphical touch screen UI. WaveSurfer Xs long memory is also thoughtfully designed to respond quickly, even when measurements, math, or serial decoders are being used.

Add high-performance mixed signal capability to a WaveSurfer Xs. Capture digital signals up to 500 MHz with up to 50 Mpts/Ch memory, 2 GS/s and 18 or 36 channels.