Used TEKTRONIX MSO 4034 #9114111 for sale

TEKTRONIX MSO 4034 is an advanced oscilloscope and digital signal analyzer designed to help engineers investigate and diagnose difficult design issues. It has a large 8 inch display that provides plenty of room to view waveforms and other information in high definition. Its sampling rate of up to 5 GS/s offers high-performance signal capture and waveform display, making it ideal for development, debugging, and testing tasks. It offers four channels that can simultaneously take up to 4 giga samples/second, and its bandwidth ranges from 350 MHz to 4 GHz. With an optional MSO 4034-PSY Power Supply Module, it can measure up to 32 Vrms DC voltage. It comes equipped with Math, FFT, Measurement, Marker, Waveform Partition and Search, Power Suite, and Segmented Memory features. Additionally, the real-time Eye Diagramming function lets an engineer quickly see accurate signal results. TEKTRONIX MSO 4034 also features a host of probes to provide engineers with the capability to perform accurate measurements. There is an active voltage probe, a 4-switch passive voltage probe, a current probe, a frequency counter/meter probe, an active differential voltage probe, and an Isolated Differential Voltage Probe. MSO 4034 also offers fast-per-channel deep memory so engineers can capture long signals with greater resolution. This memory depth helps to locate intermittent glitches or rare anomalies, allowing engineers to capture and analyze deeper and faster waveforms. Moreover, TEKTRONIX MSO 4034 features a Connectivity Suite, designed to manage information like setup parameters, custom application, register values, measurements, and waveforms across multiple instruments. This helps engineers streamline the process of performing complex multi-instrument tests. In sum, MSO 4034 is an advanced electronic test equipment that offers a great deal of features and functionality, helping engineers to quickly and accurately perform complex tasks. It is the ideal tool to help engineers effectively diagnose design issues.