Keysight DSOX4024G – InfiniiVision 4000G X-Series Digital Oscilloscope (4 Channel / 200 MHz)

• InfiniiVision 4000G X-Series oscilloscope

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• Four channels / 200 MHz bandwidth
• Sample rate: 5 GSa/s
• Waveform update rate: 1,000,000 wfm/s

The InfiniiVision 4000 X-Series oscilloscopes range in bandwidth from 200 MHz to 1.5 GHz with high-end technology on a large screen. With the industry’s only uncompromised waveform update rate of 1,000,000 waveforms/second, you can have confidence you will catch even the rarest of glitches in your design.

Keysight has established fundamental features that should be standard on all oscilloscopes, including zone trigger, segmented memory, and a fast, uncompromised waveform update rate. Beyond these foundational functions that distinguish InfiniiVision from competitors, the newest InfiniiVision 4000G X-Series goes a step further by incorporating more advanced features as part of its standard configuration.

The following are included standard in 4000G X-Series oscilloscopes:

• Dual, built-in waveform generators
• Waveform and measurement histograms
• Mask limit testing
• Measurement limit testing
• Frequency response analysis (Bode plots)
• I2C, SPI, RS232/UART, I2S and USB PD trigger and decode
• Enhanced HDTV video analysis

The InfiniiVision 4000 X-Series is available with 2 or 4 analog channels, mixed signal analysis and a variety of bandwidths.

The chart below provides an overview of main features for each. Please note, non-MSO models can be upgraded at a later date to perform mixed signal analysis via option DSOXPERFMSO.

If you can’t see the problem, you can’t fix it. With an industry-leading one million waveforms per second update rate, the InfiniiVision 4000 X-Series gives you the highest probability of capturing random and infrequent events that you would miss on an oscilloscope with a lower waveform update rate.

Powered by MegaZoom IV smart memory technology, the InfiniiVision 4000 X-Series not only lets you see more waveforms, but it has the uncompromised ability to find the most difficult problems in your design.

• Always-fast, responsive operation
• No slowdown with logic channels on
• No slowdown with protocol decoding on
• No slowdown with math functions turned on
• No slowdown with measurements turned on

Whether you are performing pass/fail tests to specified standard in manufacturing or testing for infrequent signal anomalies, mask and measurement limit testing can be a valuable productivity tool. The 4000 X-Series features powerful hardware-based mask testing and can perform up to 270,000 tests per second. You can select multiple test criteria, including the ability to run tests for a specific number of acquisitions, a specified time, or until detection of a failure.

With the measurement limit testing capability, you can perform pass/fail testing based on user-defined maximum and minimum limits on any parametric measurement that has been selected and turned on. Stop-on-failure is also available.

The 4000 X-Series offers dual-channel, integrated 20-MHz function/arbitrary waveform generator. The integrated generator provides stimulus output of sine, square, ramp, pulse, DC, noise, sine cardinal (sinc), exponential rise, exponential fall, cardiac, Gaussian pulse and arbitrary waveforms (AWG) to your device under test. Signal modulation capability is also available.

With AWG functionality, you can store waveforms from analog channels or reference memory to the arbitrary memory and output from WaveGen.

With dual channels, you can generate differential signals to: output arbitrary clock and data signals to simulate serial buses, create complex modulations (more than the standard modulation feature), output IQ signals and more. The two channels can be tracked together as well (identical frequency, amplitude, offset and duty cycle).

Frequency Response Analysis (FRA) is an often-critical measurement used to characterize the frequency response (gain and phase versus frequency) of a variety of today’s electronic designs, including passive filters, amplifier circuits, and negative feedback networks of switch mode power supplies (loop response). InfiniiVision 4000 X-Series oscilloscopes use the oscilloscope’s built-in waveform generator (WaveGen) to stimulate the circuit under test at various frequency settings and capture the input and output signals using two oscilloscope channels. At each test frequency, the oscilloscope measures, computes, and plots gain (20LogVout/Vin) and phase logarithmically.