Teledyne Technologies Incorporated Oscilloscopes WAVESURFER 3024

The WAVESURFER 3024 is a 200 MHz, 4 Channel digital oscilloscope from LeCroy. Digital oscilloscopes make use of binary numbers that correspond to samples of the electronic equipment’s voltage. This is in contrast to analog oscilloscopes, which use continually varying voltages. Digital oscilloscopes use an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) to convert the voltages it measures into digital information. Additional Features: Up to 4 GS/s sample rate Long Memory – up to 10 Mpts/Ch 10.1” touch screen display MAUI Advanced User Interface Designed for Touch Built for Simplicity Made to Solve Advanced Anomaly Detection Fast Waveform Update History Mode WaveScan Capture, Debug, Analyze, Document LabNotebook Sequence Mode Advanced Active Probe Interface Math and Measure Multi-Instrument Capabilities Protocol Analysis Serial Trigger and Decode Specifications Analog-Vertical Bandwidth (@ 50ω): 200 MHz Rise time: 1.75 ns typical Vertical Resolution: 8-bits; up to 11-bits with enhanced resolution (ERES) Sensitivity: 50 ω: 1mV/div - 1 V/div; 1 Mω: 1 mV/div - 10 V/div DC Gain Accuracy: ± (1.5%) Full Scale, Offset at 0V, > 5mV/div; ± (2.5%) < 5 mV/div BW Limit 20 MHz Maximum Input Voltage: 50 ω: 5 Vrms, ±10 V Peak; 1 Mω: 400 V max (DC + Peak AC ≤ 10 kHz) Input Coupling: 50 ω: DC, GND; 1 Mω: AC, DC, GND Input Impedance: 50 ω ±2.0%, 1 Mω ±2.0% || 16 pF Offset Range: 50 ω: 1 mV - 19.8 mV: ±2 V, 20 mV - 100 mV: ±5 V, 102 mV - 198 mV: ±20 V, 200 mV - 1 V: ±50 V 1 Mω: 1 mV - 19.8 mV: ±2 V, 20 mV - 100 mV: ±5 V, 102 mV - 198 mV: ±20 V, 200 mV - 1 V: ±50 V, 1.02 V - 1.98 V: ±200 V, 2 V - 10 V: ±400 V Offset Accuracy: ± (1.0% of offset value + 1.5%FS + 1 mV) Analog - Acquisition Sample Rate (Single-shot): 2 GS/s (4 GS/s interleaved) Sample Rate (Repetitive): 50 GS/s Record Length: 10 Mpts/ch (all channels) Acquisition Modes: Real Time, Roll, RIS (Random Interleaved Sampling), Sequence (Segmented Memory up to 1,000 segments with 1μs minimum intersegment time) Real Time Timebase Range: 2 ns/div - 50 s/div RIS Mode Timebase Range: 2 ns/div - 10 ns/div Roll Mode Timebase Range: Up to 50 s/div (roll mode is user selectable at ≥ 50 ms/div) Timebase Accuracy: ±10 ppm measured over > 1ms interval Trigger System Modes: Auto, Normal, Single, Stop Sources: Any input channel, External, Ext/5, or line; slope and level unique to each source (except for line trigger) Coupling: DC, AC, HFREJ, LFREJ Pre-trigger Delay: 0-100% of full scale Post-trigger Delay: 0-10,000 Divisions Hold-off 10ns up to 20s or 1 to 100,000,000 events Internal Trigger Level Range: ±4.1 Divisions External Trigger Level Range: Ext: ±610mV, Ext/5: ±3.05V Trigger Types: Edge, Width, Logic (Pattern), TV (NTSC, PAL, SECAM, HDTV - 720p, 1080i, 1080p), Runt, Slew Rate, Interval (Signal or Pattern), Dropout, Qualified (State or Edge); External and Ext/5 support edge trigger only. Measure, Zoom and Math Tools Measurement Parameters: Up to 6 of the following parameters can be calculated at one time on any waveform: Amplitude, Area, Base, Delay, Duty Cycle, Fall Time (90%–10%), Fall Time (80%–20%), Frequency, Maximum, Mean, Minimum, Overshoot+, Overshoot-, Peak-Peak, Period, Phase, Rise Time (10%–90%), Rise Time (20%–80%), RMS, Skew, Standard Deviation, Top, Width+, Width-. Statistics and histicons can be added to measurements. Measurements can be gated. Zooming: Use front panel QuickZoom button, or use touch screen or mouse to draw a box around the zoom area. Math Functions: Up to 2 of the following functions can be calculated at one time: Sum, Difference, Product, Ratio, Absolute Value, Average, Derivative, Enhanced Resolution, Envelope, Floor, Integral, Invert, Reciprocal, Rescale, Roof, SinX/x, Square, Square Root, Trend, Zoom and FFT (up to 1 Mpts with power spectrum output and rectangular, VonHann, and FlatTop windows). Display System Display Size 10.1” Wide TFT-LCD Touch-Screen Display Resolution: 1024 x 600 Connectivity Ethernet Port: 10/100Base-T Ethernet interface (RJ-45 connector) Removable Storage: (1) MicroSD Port - 8 GB micro SD card installed standard USB Host Ports: (4) USB Ports Total – (2) Front USB Ports USB Device Port: (1) USBTMC GPIB Port (Optional): Supports IEEE – 488.2 External Monitor Port: Standard DB-15 connector (support resolution of 1024x600) Remote Control: Via Windows Automation, or via Teledyne LeCroy Remote Command Set Network Communication Standard: GPIB IEEE-488.2 and VICP, USBTMC/USB488 Power Requirements Voltage: 100 - 240 VAC ± 10% at 50-60 Hz +/-5%; 100 - 120 VAC ± 10% at 400 Hz +/- 5%; Automatic AC Voltage Selection Power Consumption (Nominal): 100 W / 100 VA Power Consumption (Max): 150 W / 150 VA (with all PC peripherals, digital leadset and active probes connected to 4 channels) Environmental Temperature Operating: 0 °C to 50 °C; Non-Operating: -30 °C to 70 °C Humidity Operating: 5% to 90% relative humidity (non-condensing) up to ≤ 30 °C, Upper limit derates to 50% relative humidity (non-condensing) at +50 °C Non-Operating: 5% to 95% relative humidity (non-condensing) as tested per MIL-PRF-28800F Altitude Operating: 3,048 m (10,000 ft) max at ≤ 25C; Non-Operating: Up to 12,192 meters (40,000 ft) Physical Dimensions (HWD) 10.63” H x 14.96” W x 4.92” D (270 mm x 380 mm x 125 mm) Regulatory CE Certification Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC; EN 61010-1:2010, EN 61010-2-030:2010 EMC Directive 2004/108/EC; EN 61326-1:2013, EN61326-2-1:2013; RoHS2 Directive 2011/65/EU UL and cUL Listing UL 61010-1, UL 61010-2-030:2010, 3rd Edition; CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 61010-1-12 MAUI-A New Wave of Thinking MAUI is the most advanced oscilloscope user interface. MAUI is designed for touch; all important oscilloscope controls are accessed through the intuitive touch screen. MAUI is built for simplicity; time saving shortcuts and intuitive dialogs simplify setup. MAUI is made to solve; deep set of debug and analysis tools help identify problems and find solutions quickly. Advanced Anomaly Detection Combining a fast waveform update rate of 130,000 waveforms/second with History mode waveform playback and WaveScan search and find, the WaveSurfer 3000 is an outstanding tool for waveform anomaly detection. Capture, Debug, Analyze, Document The advanced active probe interface gives tremendous flexibility for capturing all types of signals. Debug, analyze and document problems through the use of powerful math and measurement capabilities, sequence mode segmented memory, and LabNotebook. Combining a fast waveform update rate of 130,000 waveforms/second with History mode waveform playback, Pass/Fail Mask Testing and WaveScan search and find, the WaveSurfer 3000 is an outstanding tool for waveform anomaly detection. A powerful set of triggering capabilities ensures that once a problem is detected it can be isolated and analyzed. WaveScan Advanced Search Locate unusual events in a single capture or scan for an anomaly across many acquisitions over a long period of time. WaveScan provides powerful isolation capabilities that hardware triggers cannot provide. Select from more than 20 search modes to find events on any analog or digital channel. Since the scanning modes are not simply copies of the hardware triggers, the utility and capability is much higher. There is no frequency trigger in any oscilloscope, yet WaveScan allows for frequency to be quickly scanned, notifying the user upon a shift in frequency. Searching can be done based on measured waveform parameters, runts, and non-monotonic edges as well as digital patterns. WaveScan quickly and efficiently scans millions of events looking for unusual occurrences. Search and scan results can be seen with annotations directly on the waveform or in the interactive table. Quickly zoom to an event to see more details by simply touching it in the table. Pass/Fail Mask Testing Built-in pass/fail mask testing quickly identifies problems and marks the location. A history of the pass/fail results can be displayed on the screen. There are four different conditions that can be selected to specify a passing condition: All In, All Out, Any In, and Any Out. When a failure is found, one or more of the following actions can be selected to be performed to record the results: save a waveform, stop the acquisition, output and audible alarm, pulse the aux output port, save a hardcopy or even save a LabNotebook entry. When the acquisition is running, failures are displayed as a red trace, however when the acquisition is stopped, a failure indicator is displayed to clearly show all failing points. Masks can either be created using the offline mask maker utility or created based on a reference waveform and specifying horizontal and vertical deltas.