The 8103 is a 100 MHz analog oscilloscope from Leader. Measure voltage or current signals over time in an electronic ciruit or component to display amplitude, frequency and rise times, etc. Applications include troubleshooting, production test, and design.
Additional Features:
100 MHz Bandwidth
3 Channels
Calibrated delay sweep with alternate sweep so that the main and delayed traces may be viewed simultaneously
6 traces displayed in the ALT sweep mode when 3 channels are active
Main time base ranges from 50ns/div to 0.5s/div in 22 steps, and use of the X10 magnifier put the fastest sweep speed at 5ns/div
Single sweep mode available for 1-time events
The Leader 8103 is a 100 MHz, 3 Channel Analog Oscilloscope. Features worthy of consideration include X- Y operation needed for lissajous patterns of stereo signals or setup of raster displays, triggered-delayed sweep where the B trace waits for the next trigger after the delay time, SINGLE SWEEPw here the trace is armed and ready to catch random or one-time events, CHI output (rear panel) that allows the CHI amplifier to be used as a high-gain, calibrated preamp, Z-AXIS INPUT (rear panel) for blanking and/or marker-spot injection in sweep work and in raster displays and an internally-etched illuminated graticule with continuously variable ILLUM control.
The 8103 is a 100 MHz analog oscilloscope from Leader. Measure voltage or current signals over time in an electronic ciruit or component to display amplitude, frequency and rise times, etc. Applications include troubleshooting, production test, and design.
Additional Features:
- 100 MHz Bandwidth
- 3 Channels
- Calibrated delay sweep with alternate sweep so that the main and delayed traces may be viewed simultaneously
- 6 traces displayed in the ALT sweep mode when 3 channels are active
- Main time base ranges from 50ns/div to 0.5s/div in 22 steps, and use of the X10 magnifier put the fastest sweep speed at 5ns/div
- Single sweep mode available for 1-time events
The Leader 8103 is a 100 MHz, 3 Channel Analog Oscilloscope. Features worthy of consideration include X- Y operation needed for lissajous patterns of stereo signals or setup of raster displays, triggered-delayed sweep where the B trace waits for the next trigger after the delay time, SINGLE SWEEPw here the trace is armed and ready to catch random or one-time events, CHI output (rear panel) that allows the CHI amplifier to be used as a high-gain, calibrated preamp, Z-AXIS INPUT (rear panel) for blanking and/or marker-spot injection in sweep work and in raster displays and an internally-etched illuminated graticule with continuously variable ILLUM control.
