LeCroy has expanded its WaveAce oscilloscope line to include 4-channel models from 60 MHz to 300 MHz, as well as a new 2-channel, 40 MHz model.
All models offer long memory, colour displays, extensive measurement capabilities and advanced triggering to improve troubleshooting and shorten debug time. With USB host and device ports, plus a LAN connection, the WaveAce oscilloscopes can connect to a memory stick, PC or printer for saving data or remote control.
Available in bandwidths of 60 MHz, 100 MHz, 200 MHz and 300 MHz, the new 4-channel models provide a maximum sample rate of 2 GSps and up to 10 kpts/ch memory or 20 kpts when interleaved. With 32 built-in automated parameters, including advanced timing parameters for skew, phase and edge-to-edge measurements between channels, the scopes broaden waveform analysis possibilities. Additional features such as pass/fail testing, user definable digital filters and a waveform sequence recorder simplify and shorten debug time.
A new remote control command set has been implemented in the 4-channel models, providing access to all of the WaveAce controls, functions and measurements from a remote PC via the rear panel USB or LAN ports. These connections also allow the user to remotely view the waveform display and access a virtual front panel.
The WaveAce’s internal storage can save screenshots as well as up to 20 waveforms and 20 setups. Mass storage can be accomplished by connecting a USB memory device directly to the front panel of the oscilloscope. The rear panel USB port allows for direct printer connection to generate hard copies of the screen image.
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