Agilent Technologies has announced a limited-time promotion that offers customers more bandwidth at no extra cost. The 'Supercharge Your Oscilloscope Bandwidth' offer applies to purchases of new 1000A, 1000B, 2000 X-, 3000 X-, or 4000 X-Series oscilloscopes.
Bandwidth is always a big consideration when engineers decide which oscilloscope to buy, because instrument bandwidth and instrument price are directly related. Agilent believes this promotion will allow engineers to stretch their budgets and ensure they have enough bandwidth for future projects.
Customers get a discount on the oscilloscope model they select that reduces the price of the selected model to the price of the oscilloscope with the next lower bandwidth within the same oscilloscope family and with the same number of channels. No discount is therefore available on the lowest bandwidth models in each oscilloscope family.
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