Digital tablet oscilloscope (300MHz) Micsig STO2302C

Reliable digital tablet oscilloscope Micsig STO2302C (300MHz)

Micsig STO2302C digital tablet oscilloscope has a bandwidth of 300 MHz. It is designed to detect signals in various fields of activity. For example, in communications, electronics, electric field measurements, research and development, education and manufacturing.

Main Features

1. Bandwidth and update speed. Micsig STO2302C aims to provide high performance with 300 MHz bandwidth. The maximum sampling rate is 2.5 HS/s on one channel. This allows for fast update rates and accurate signal analysis.

2. Measurement modes. The oscilloscope supports automatic, normal and single measurements, and also has the ability to display statistical data.

3. Screen capabilities. Micsig STO2302C is equipped with an 8-inch color display with a resolution of 800x600 pixels. Multi-touch control is supported.

4. Connection interfaces. This oscilloscope has a broadband USB host for connecting to a PC, as well as ports for HDMI and LAN.

5. Battery. The built-in battery allows you to work with the device in field conditions for 4 hours without connecting to the mains.

6. Software and update. The ability to update software via the Internet is supported.

7. Analysis functions. This oscilloscope offers the ability to perform automatic measurements of multiple or pulses, including period, duration, vertex, vertex pulse, cross-correlation and more.

Overall, the Micsig STO2302C offers powerful features, including the ability to perform complex measurements and analysis. It is a reliable and convenient solution for a variety of electrical signal measurement applications.

Number of channels: 2.
Maximum real-time sampling rate: 2 GHz.
Oscilloscope sensitivity: 2 mV/div - 10 V/div.
Sweep rate: 1 ns/div ~ 1000 s/div.
Memory depth: 280 M.
Acquisition speed up to 270,000 waveforms/sec.
Protocol decoding: RS232/UART, I2C, SPI, LIN, CAN (included), MIL-STD-1553B (optional), ARINC-429 (optional).
256 gradations of brightness when displaying an oscillogram.
8 trigger types: edge, pulse, slew rate, video, logic pattern, timeout, window, Nth edge.
Built-in memory 8 GB, the ability to view and edit waveforms and screen images in an oscilloscope.