RSMDO-2204EX, 200MHz Bench Oscilloscope, 4 Analogue Channels - UKAS Calibrated

Test & Measurement\Oscilloscopes & Accessories\OscilloscopesRS PRO RSMDO-2000EX Series Mixed domain oscilloscope equipped with a Spectrum Analyzer, a Dual Channel 25MHz Arbritrary Waveform Generator & a Power Supply: Introducing the RSMDO-2000EX series of digital oscilloscopes from our trusted and reliable own brand RS PRO, a range of highly accurate MDO (mixed domain oscilloscopes) featuring a multitude of features essential for testing and measuring the bandwidth and waveform of electronic signals. The RSDM-2000EX series offers oscilloscopes in 100 and 200 MHz, with 2 or 4 channels available to accommodate a range of applications. Models with two analog channels provide 1GSa/s real-time sampling rate per channel; models with four analog channels provide 1GSa/s maximum real-time sampling rate. Each oscilloscope in this series includes a built-in a spectrum analyzer, arbitrary waveform generator, a 5,000 count DMM, and a 5V/1A power supply, with an 8” WVGA TFT LCD display allowing you to view results clearly in real-time. With the advanced technology behind the RSDM-2000 range, users can analyse the signal spectrum of interest. Compared with common oscilloscope' FFT (Fast Fourier Transform), the RSMDO-2000E series allows engineers to effectively conduct signal measurements on frequency domain with precision. RSMDO-2000EX models are the only oscilloscopes to equip with a DMM (digital multimeter) and a power supply in the T&M industry, offering a truly powerful and unique device. The highly accurate DMM provides tests for ACV; DCV; ACA; DCA, resistance, diode and temperature and can strengthen DSO’s capabilities of voltage and current measurement accuracy. The MDO-2000EX series also provides a DC power supply with two independent and adjustable 5V/1A outputs, which can supply power for the development board and IoT (Internet of Things) module of the often used 8051/Arduino/ESP8266/MSP430 in Microprocessors and Microcontrollers experiment courses.Features and benefits: Applications: What is the difference between a mixed signal oscilloscope and a mixed domain oscilloscope?: Are there probes included?: Does it include a warranty?: