Micsig MDO5004

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4-channel oscilloscope with 500 MHz bandwidth, 3 GSa/s sampling rate, 360 Mpts memory depth and 8-bit resolution; ultra-slim 3.58 cm housing supports wall/arm mounting; 14-inch 1920 x 1200 pixel touch screen for unrivalled waveform display. Serial decoders for CAN, CAN FD, LIN, SPI, I2C, UART, 1553B, 429 are already included!

3 years warranty

Nr: MDO5004

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€ 3,299.- net (VAT Details)

€ 3,925.81 incl. 19% VAT

Description

The oscilloscopes of the MDO series offer 4 analogue channels, 250, 350 or 500 MHz bandwidth, a 3 GSa/s sampling rate and a memory depth of 360 Mpts.

The Micsig MDO5004 has a 14 inch integrated touchscreen display with 1,920 x 1,200 pixels, combined with Micsig's 10+ years of experience in touch control technology the MHO series takes the touch experience to a new level.

The Micsig MDO5004 comes in a compact format and features comprehensive measurement and maths operation functions and supports triggering and decoding.

It is also equipped with digital hardware filter modules and other functions.

Specifications	MDO2504	MDO3504	MDO5004
Channels	4	4	4
Bandwidth	250 MHz	350 MHz	500 MHz
Real-time sampling rate	3 GSa/s	3 GSa/s	3 GSa/s
Max. waveform capture rate	230,000 wfms/s	230,000 wfms/s	230,000 wfms/s
Memory Depth	360 Mpts	360 Mpts	360 Mpts
Vertical resolution	8 bits	8 bits	8 bits
Std. bus decoding	RS-232/422/485/UART, CAN, CAN FD, LIN, SPI, I²C, ARINC-429, MIL-STD-1553B	RS-232/422/485/UART, CAN, CAN FD, LIN, SPI, I²C, ARINC-429, MIL-STD-1553B	RS-232/422/485/UART, CAN, CAN FD, LIN, SPI, I²C, ARINC-429, MIL-STD-1553B
Interfaces	USB 3.0 Host, USB Typ C, LAN, HDMI, Trigger out	USB 3.0 Host, USB Typ C, LAN, HDMI, Trigger out	USB 3.0 Host, USB Typ C, LAN, HDMI, Trigger out
Display	14" full touch display, 1920 x 1200 resolution	14" full touch display, 1920 x 1200 resolution	14" full touch display, 1920 x 1200 resolution
Dimensions / Net Weight	400 x 280 x 35.8 mm / 4.3kg	400 x 280 x 35.8 mm / 4.3kg	400 x 280 x 35.8 mm / 4.3kg

Most friendly UI

Equipped with instrument-dedicated SigTestUI™ operating system, and accumulation of 10 years of UI design experience, the MDO series evolved to simplify all user interfaces, newer engineers can quickly learn to use in 5 minutes.

Complete connectivity

Original Mic-OPI™ probe interface, automatically identifies passive probe attenuation, one-click to proceed auto-calibration; standard with BNC adapter, also has USB 3.0 Host, USB Type-C, LAN, HDMI, Trigger out etc.

Low noise floor

The noise of MDO series is less than 80 μVrms under 500 MHz full bandwidth, allow engineers accurately capture weak but important signals during daily circuit debugging.

Space saving and universally mountable

Can be mounted with standard wall brackets or table stands thanks to VESA, takes up very little space on the table due to its shallow depth.

Deep memory and segmented storage acquisition

Up to 360Mpts memory depth delivers excellent signal fidelity, segmented storage divides the limited storage space into multiple small segments, and collects multiple trigger events into one storage space, effectively captures target signals multiple times over a long period of time and play back for further analysis.

Comprehensive selection of probes

In addition to the standard passive probes, the MDO series supports connection to all Micsig probes: optical-fiber isolated probe, high-voltage differential probes, and AC/DC current probes, such combination can maximize the performance of the probe and oscilloscope.

Hardware digital filter

Hardware digital filtering can selectively pass or block signal components within a specific frequency range, very useful for analyzing specific frequency bands of a signal or observing changes in specific frequency components.

Supports remote control and HDMI

The MDO series support PC and smartphone remote control, also have HDMI port for demonstration purpose. Support SCPI programming commands control, helping engineers achieve automated measurements more flexibly and efficiently.