PCSU1000 - Two-channel usb oscilloscope

DUAL CHANNEL USB OSCILLOSCOPE

Producer: Velleman

Two-channel digital oscilloscope - a PC adapter. Connection to the computer is via a USB port. This eliminates the need for an external, additional power supply. The device has an attractive, small housing. It performs the functions of an oscilloscope, a signal recorder and a spectrum analyzer.

Oscilloscope:

• sampling frequency 1GHz
• actual sampling frequency of 1.25 kHz - 50 MHz
• time base: 20ns - 100ms per plot
• triggering CH1, CH2, EXT or free run
• triggering the edge and level
• interpolation
• markers for voltage and time / frequency measurement
• input voltage range 5mV - 2V / division
• sensitivity of 0.15mV display resolution
• auto setup, measurement option x10
• pre-trigger function
• True RMS measurement, dBV, dBm, pp, Duty cycle, frequency
• the ability to register 4K samples / channel

Spectrum analysis

• bandwidth 0 ... 1.2kHz to 25MHz
• linear or logarithmic scale
• Fourier FFT (Fast Fourier Transform)
• FFT 2048 line resolution, inputs from CH1 and CH2 channels
• zoom function
• markers for amplitude and frequency

Waveform recorder

• measuring range 20ms / div - 2000s / div
• maximum recording time 9.4 hours / screen
• automatic data storage
• registration of waveforms with duration over 1 year
• number of measurements max. 100 / s, min 1/20 s
• time and amplitude markers
• saving and reading data from memory

Other features:

• two measuring inputs, one external trigger
• input impedance 1 Mom / 30pF
• DC bandwidth up to 60 MHz ± 3dB
• maximum input voltage 30V (AC + DC)
• types of inputs: DC, AC and GND
• power supply via USB port (500 mA)
• dimensions 205 x 55 X 175mm / 8.2 x 2.2 x 7 '
• minimum system requirements
  • PC computer with Win98SE or newer system
  • USB 1.1 or 2.0 connection
  • monitor and SVGA card in resolution (min 800x600, 1024x768 suggested)
  • mouse
  • CD reader
• Included:
  
  • starter oscilloscope
  • two 60 MHz probes (PROBE60S)
  • USB cable
  • software on CD
  • instruction