Additional Features: Bandwidth: 300 MHz Channels: 4 Sample Rate: 2 GSa/s Record Length: 2 Mpts, 8 Mpts Optional MegaZoom III memory and display technology 100,000 waveforms/sec real-time update rate High-definition XGA (1024 x 768) display with 256 levels of intensity grading Built-in help system in 11 different languages Complete connectivity including USB, LAN, GPIB, XGA display out, LXI Class C compliant – standard Battery power option Powerful applications suites available I²C, SPI and USB triggering and decode CAN, LIN and FlexRay triggering and decode Rapid Xilinx and Altera FPGA debug The 6000 Series scope channels provide faster identification of the most elusive problems. Long capture times give you better visibility into cause-effect relationships in your design, which greatly simplifies root-cause debugging. It also allows you to capture start-up events (like the start-up sequence below) in a single acquisition. You don’t have to stitch together multiple acquisitions or set precise triggering conditions. Spend less time finding events, and more time analyzing them. In the case of an oscilloscope with a 5 GSa/s acquisition sample rate and 10,000 points of memory, those 10,000 points can only fill 2 μs of time. Since scopes have 10 time divisions, the sample rate drops at any time setting below 200 ns/div. As a result, if you look at “slow/fast” events like a modulated signal, you run the risk of aliasing your signal. Or you may simply miss out on important signal details when you zoom in on it. Deep memory oscilloscopes let you sustain a high sample rate over longer periods of time. 2 x USB host ports (for external storage and printing devices), one on the front and one on the rear 1 x USB device port for high-speed PC connectivity 10/100 Mbit LAN for high-speed ethernet connectivity GPIB to allow easy migration into existing test systems XGA Out for external monitors and projectors Scope View enables simple time-correlated measurements between a 6000 Series oscilloscope and an Agilent 1680/90 or 16800/900 logic analyzer. Scope and logic waveforms are integrated into a single logic analyzer waveform display for easy viewing analysis – all with a simple point-to-point LAN connection. You can also cross-trigger the instruments, automatically de-skew the waveforms, and maintain marker tracking between the instruments.