Digital Storage Oscilloscope, 2+1 Channel, 70 MHz

The Dual Channel Handheld Digital Storage Oscilloscope is a versatile and portable electronic instrument designed for measuring and analyzing electrical signals in real-time. It is a powerful tool that combines the functionality of a traditional oscilloscope with the convenience and mobility of a handheld device. Featuring two channels, this oscilloscope allows simultaneous measurement and analysis of two different signals. Each channel can independently capture and display waveforms, enabling comparisons, phase analysis, and other advanced measurements. This dual-channel capability makes it ideal for various applications, including electronics troubleshooting, circuit analysis, and waveform characterization.

• 70MHz, 2+1 (signal generator) channel handheld digital storage oscilloscope
• Oscilloscope + multimeter + waveform generator, multi-function in one
• 3.5inch high-resolution, high-contrast colour LCD display
• USB Type-C interface, support power bank, support PC software connection
• Self-calibration function, USB Type-C Communication interface
• 18650 lithium battery, providing up to 6 hours working time suitable for outdoor
• Sample, peak detect acquisition model
• 6K record length, 10000 wfrms/s waveform refresh rate
• 4 ½ digitals (max 20000 count) full scale reading, 12 months standard warranty
• Automatic measurement of period, frequency, mean, PK-PK, max, min

Applications of Multicomp Pro Digital Storage Oscilloscope

Test & Measurement, Electronics Service, Laboratory, Industrial Maintenance, Consumer Electronics

Contents

Oscilloscope, Power cord, Power supply adapter, Passive probe, Quick guide, USB cable, Multimeter lead, Probe adjust tool, Soft bag, BNC plug to alligator clips cable.

Function Generator

This module is also work as a function generator. It has the usual signals: sinus, square, ramp. Up to 25 MHz for sinus, in the low MHz for the other waves. There’s also a set of popular signals, called arbitrary. They are predefined, so that name is a bit odd.

There’s one BNC output. You can set frequency, amplitude (+- 10 mV to 2.5 Vp/p), offset and impedance. The +- 2.5 V includes any DC offset applied. For some waveforms, there’s a symmetry setting. It sets the duty cycle for pulse waves and skews the ramps for triangle wave. The rise / fall time of the pulse wave can be set too. The ground is shared with the oscilloscope and the USB connector.

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