Name: Siglent SDS5038L
Brand: Siglent
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Description

The Siglent SDS5000L series oscilloscopes are high-quality "faceless" storage oscilloscopes with 8 channels. The equipment has a sampling rate of up to 5 GSa/s, a 12-bit A/D converter, a bandwidth of up to 1 GHz, and a memory depth of up to 2.5 Gpts.

The Siglent SDS5038L operating system has been meticulously designed to be user-friendly, while also offering a range of advanced features to enhance convenience for all users. The menu navigation is intuitive and multilingual.

The signal curves, the FFT display and the other functions can be shown simultaneously on an external display. The device can be complimented by an external arbitrary function generator and a 16-channel logic analyser.

Decoders for I2C, SPI, UART, CAN, LIN are already included, CAN FD, FlexRay, I2S, MIL-STD-1553B, SENT, Manchester, ARINC429, USB2.0 can be retrofitted via software licence.

Common Features

Features	SDS5000L
Channels	8; plus 16 digital channels (optional)
Bandwidth	350 MHz / 500 MHz / 1 GHz (except the model with 1 GHz can be upgraded at a later date)
Sample rate (max)	5 GSa/s (quarter channel/half channel mode) 2.5 GSa/s (full channel mode)
Waveform capture rate (max)	Normal mode: Up to 160,000 wfm/s；Sequence mode: Up to 650,000 wfm/s
Memory depth	2.5 Gpts/ch (quarter channel mode) 1 Gpts/ch (half channel mode) 500 Mpts/ch (full channel mode)

Models available

SDS5000L	Bandwidth (upgradeable up to)	Channels	Logic analyser	Function generator
SDS5038L	350 MHz (1 GHz)	8	option	external
SDS5058L	500 MHz (1 GHz)	8	option	external
SDS5108L	1 GHz	8	option	external

Please find further technical specifications in the SDS5000X HD data sheet.

Special features

12-bit High Resolution

12-bit resolution shows you more details and less noise on the waveform.

Low noise floor

Low noise floor: Only 140 µV rms at 1 GHz bandwidth.

Up to 160.000 wfm/s waveform update rate

With a waveform update rate of up to 160,000 wfm/s, the Siglent SDS5034X HD can easily capture low-probability events. In Sequence mode the waveform capture rate can reach 650,000 wfm/s.

Record length of up to 2.5 Gpts

Using hardware-based Zoom technique and record length of up to 2.5 Gpts, users can select a slower timebase without compromising the sample rate, and then quickly zoom in to focus on the area of interest

Multiple trigger functions

Edge, Slope, Pulse, Video, Windows, Runt, Interval, Dropout, Pattern, Qualified, Nth edge, Setup/hold, Delay and serial trigger

Zonentrigger

Zone Trigger is available for advanced triggering. Combine spatial triggering with common trigger modes to isolate signals of interest

Measurement for all relevant parameters and parameter statistics

Parameter measurements includes 4 categories: vertical, horizontal, miscellaneous and channel delay providing a total of 50+ different types of measurements. Measurements can be performend within a specified gate period. Measurements on math, reference and history frames are supported.

Advanced math functions

In addition to the traditional (+, -, X, /) operations, FFT, Filter, integration, differential, square root, and more are supported. Formula Editor is available for more complex operations. 8 math traces are available.

Deep Memory FFT

FFT supports up to 8 Mpts operation. This provides high- frequency resolution with a fast refresh rate. The FFT function also supports a variety of window functions so that it can adapt to different spectrum measurement needs. Three modes (Normal, Average, and Max hold) can satisfy different requirements for observing the power spectrum. Auto peak detection and markers are supported.

History mode

History function can record up to 170,000 frames of waveforms. The recording is executed automatically so that the customer can playback the history waveforms at any time to observe unusual events and quickly locate the area of interest using the cursors or measurements. The failed frames of the Mask Test can be stored as history

Sequence Mode

Segmented memory collection will store the waveform into multiple memory segments (up to 170,000) and each segment will store a triggered waveform as well the dead time information. The interval between segments can be as small as 1.5 μs. All of the segments can be played back using the History function

Search and navigate

The oscilloscope can search events specified by the user in a frame based on hardware. Events flagged by the Search can be recalled automatically using Navigate. It can also navigate by time (delay position) and history frames

Serial bus decode

Display the decoded characters through the events list. Bus protocol information can be quickly and intuitively displayed in tabular form. I2C, SPI, UART, CAN, LIN, CAN FD, FlexRay, I2S, MIL-STD-1553B, SENT, Manchester, and ARINC429 are supported

Hardware-based high speed mask test function

The oscilloscope utilizes a hardware-based Mask Test function, performing up to 80,000 Pass / Fail decisions each second. It is easy to generate user-defined test templates to provide trace mask comparisons, making it suitable for long-term signal monitoring or automated production line testing

Mask editor

Built-in mask editor application helps to create custom masks.

Power analysis (optional)

The Power Analysis and TPPA (3-phase Power Analysis) options provides a full suite of power measurements and analysis, which greatly improve the measurement efficiency in switching power supplies and power devices design. Combining the TPPA option with the 6/8 channels oscilloscope, high- voltage differential probes and current probes, it provides a complete solution of 3-phase power analysis

Bode Plot

The oscilloscope can control the SIGLENT isolated USB AWG module or a stand-alone SIGLENT SDG generator, to scan the amplitude and phase-frequency response of the DUT, and display the data as a Bode Plot. This makes it possible to replace expensive network analyzers in some applications