Name: Rohde & Schwarz HMO3042
Brand: Rohde & Schwarz
SKU: 4250138103692
Availability: Discontinued

Models

Channel

Bandwidth

300 MHz

400 MHz

500 MHz

300 MHz

400 MHz

500 MHz

Sampling Rate

4 GSa/s

Capture Rate [wfms/s]

200.000

Memory

8 Mpts

Pattern generator

Logic Analyzer (Probe optionally)

Special Features

Serial bus analysis

I2C, SPI, CAN or LIN are without a doubt the most frequently used communication protocols when it comes to embedded systems interacting with the outside world. The R&S®HMO3000 oscilloscopes offer hardware-based signal triggering and decoding for all of these protocols. Customers can upgrade their instruments via software license keys with the functions they need to develop their application.

Pattern generator

Are you working in a distributed project, and the interface definition has been completed but the prototype hardware has yet to be implemented? The pattern generator includes a tool for user programmable 4-bit bus signals that allows you, for example, to emulate a sensor signal in order to continue your work. - Generate protocol messages at speeds of up to 50 Mbit/s - Use predefi ned signal patterns: I2C, SPI, UART, CAN, LIN - Create your own patterns tailored to your needs, or modify the predefined signal patterns

Digital voltmeter (DVM)

The three-digit digital voltmeter is another standard feature that is particularly useful for service technicians. Voltage measurements can be performed simultaneously for both analog channels. Integrated into a single compact device, it helps you keep your workplace tidy., - Simultaneous measurements on both analog channels, with two user-definable parameters each - Available options: DC, AC + DCRMS, crest factor, Vpp, Vp+, Vp– - You determine the position of the values on the screen

Sinusoidal signal in the time domain

Quite often, the distortion of input signals cannot be detected with the naked eye in the time domain. For example, a sine-wave signal might appear undistorted at first glance. Only the frequency spectrum shown in the frequency domain clearly displays additional harmonics that occur at multiples of the fundamental frequency. Since the FFT function can also be applied to stored waveforms, selected segments of signals acquired in single or stop mode can be analyzed later using a window with user-selectable width.

Frequency spectrum

Due to the high-performance FFT functionality of the R&S®HMO oscilloscopes, signals can also be analyzed in the frequency domain with up to 128,000 points. Other practical tools include cursor measurements and detection of signal peaks. Development engineers can complete their analysis significantly faster, even in the frequency domain.