Tektronix TBS1102C 100 MHz, 2-Channel Digital Storage Oscilloscope

Tektronix TBS1102C 100 MHz, 2-Channel Digital Storage Oscilloscope

Bandwidth: 100 MHz Channels: 2 Sample Rate: 1 GS/s Memory: 20k points Built-in oscilloscope handbook provides operating instructions and oscilloscope fundamentals Tektronix TBS1102C - Digital Storage Oscilloscope (100 MHz, 1 GS/s) Bandwidth: 100 MHz Channels: 2 Sample Rate: 1 GS/s Memory: 20k points Offering affordable performance in a compact design, the TBS1102C digital storage oscilloscope provides the features, versatility and durability required by today's educational institutions, embedded designers, and maker community. The TBS1102C includes a 7-inch WVGA color display with up to 1 GS/s sample rate, bandwidths from 100 MHz and a five-year warranty. Its innovative courseware system integrates lab exercises with step-by-step instructions for students. The Help Everywhere system provides useful tips and hints throughout the user interface to make the instrument more approachable to a new user. Simple. Reliable. Affordable. With its combination of features and capabilities, the TBS1102C is designed so you can learn and work faster at a very affordable price. 7-inch WVGA color display with 15 horizontal divisions shows 50% more signal 32 automated measurements enable fast and convenient testing of a wide variety of signal conditions Dual window FFT with simultaneous time and frequency domain views to understand signal frequency content Disable autoset cursors and measurements Trigger frequency counter Pan and zoom capability to quickly see signal details in an area of interest Multi-language user interface with support for ten languages in the user interface and front panel overlay Small footprint and light weight Fanless design for low noise operation Educate tomorrow's leading engineers with today's powerful learning tools Every TBS1102C is equipped with special features that make learning easier, so educators can focus on teaching engineering fundamentals, rather than teaching how to use the oscilloscope