Used PANASONIC VP-5516A #9045063 for sale

PANASONIC VP-5516A is an advanced electronic test equipment designed by PANASONIC for the analysis, measurement, and debugging of electronic circuits. It is powered by a precision microprocessor and comes with a range of user-friendly features that make it ideal for a variety of test and development environments. VP-5516A has an advanced digital display that shows both analog and digital waveform information. It can measure up to 10,000 Vpp input signal levels and has a resolution of 1x10-6 V. It includes four precision voltage and current sources, programmable frequency response ranges from 10 Hz to 50 MHz, and 12 high dynamic range frequency-dependent test functions. This allows for accurate signal analysis and debugging of problematic electronic components. In addition, PANASONIC VP-5516A features digital storage oscilloscope (DSO) input and signal parameter measurement functions. It offers a high sample rate of up to 1.6 Gs/s, which allows it to capture up to 10 points of signal data per cycle. It has a wide input voltage range of up to ±100 V and an adjustable signal amplitude range of up to 400 Vpp. VP-5516A also comes with a variety of analog output functions such as AC and DC voltage, four steps of DC current, and two steps of pulse waveforms. It has an advanced MEAS-SAVER feature, which quickly and accurately measures signal parameters such as oscillation frequency, rise/fall time and duty cycle. Furthermore, PANASONIC VP-5516A features various external I/O ports including Ethernet, USB, RS-232, GPIB, and MIL-STD-1553 for integration with other test devices. It is powered by a standard AC power supply and includes both internal and external memory for convenient data management. Overall, VP-5516A is a highly advanced and versatile electronic test equipment suitable for a variety of circuit analysis and debugging applications. It comes with an extensive array of user-friendly features that enable engineers and technicians to quickly and accurately measure, analyze, and debug circuit operations.