The new RS Pro 2205A-20 is an ultra-compact oscilloscope that has a footprint approximately the size of a passport with a thickness of just 19 mm. Connected and powered via USB, it offers a bandwidth of 20 MHz and features an arbitrary waveform generator. These features make it ideal for engineers on the move: small enough to fit into a laptop bag while offering all the features and performance of a traditional benchtop oscilloscope.
The specifications include a maximum sampling rate of 200 MSps, software-enhanced resolution up to 12 bits, and high-speed USB streaming up to 1 MSps for waveform captures of up to 100 million samples in length. Input range is selectable from ±50 mV to ±20 V. The excellent signal integrity, with less than 150 μV RMS noise and -50 dB harmonic distortion, makes it suitable for a wide range of analog and digital applications. The built-in signal source can act as a standard signal generator (sine, square, triangle and others) with programmable sweep or as a 12-bit, 1,5 MSps full-function arbitrary waveform generator.
Despite its small size, the two-channel scope includes a comprehensive list of features as standard, including an FFT spectrum analyser, 16K samples of segmented capture memory, math channels, automatic time-domain and frequency-domain measurements, colour persistence and XY display modes, and mask limit testing.
Advanced digital triggering produces highly stable waveforms with accurate single-LSB threshold resolution. The serial decoding function (CAN bus, LIN bus, SPI, I²C, I²S, UART and more) presents results in tabular and colour-coded graphical formats, with powerful filtering, search and export options. The free software for Microsoft Windows 7, 8 and 10 runs on a PC and can be resized to use as much or as little of the screen as required. It is easy to print captured waveforms for use in reports, share files with colleagues, or export data for analysis.
The new RS Pro 2205A-20 oscilloscope is now available from RS Components. The price includes all hardware and software features mentioned above, two switchable probes and a 5-year warranty.
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