Digilent ADP5470 – 1.5GS/s Mixed Signal Oscilloscope, Function Generator, Power Supply, DMM w/BNC Probes

• 1.5GS/s 350MHz Mixed Signal Oscilloscope, Function Generator, Power Supply, DMM with BNC Probes
• 4 analog input channels (BNC) – 1.5 GS/s total, 350 MHz, 8-bit, 1 MS record length per channel
• 34 digital inputs at 1 GS/s, 1 MS typical record length
• Arbitrary waveform generator – 1 channel BNC, 20 MHz bandwidth, 125 MS/s, 14 bits
• 3 programmable power supplies – Up to 3 A output on the 6V rail; up to 1 A each on the +/- 25V rails

The Digilent Analog Discovery Pro 5000 Series devices, the ADP5250, ADP5470, and ADP5490, are the most ambitious mixed signal oscilloscopes to date from Digilent, bringing higher sample rates, wider bandwidth, and more power to the benchtop. Classifying the three Digilent ADP5000 devices as just mixed signal oscilloscopes would be doing them a disservice. Each product sports an integrated CAT II Digital Multimeter, three programmable power supplies, a dedicated trigger line, and arbitrary waveform generator to complement the mixed signal oscilloscope. With 34 digital inputs operating at 1 GS/s working in tandem with the analog system, the rugged 5000 Series devices provide a range of bandwidths and sample rates for analog inputs to fit your needs – from a base of 100 MHz at 1 GS/s, to 350 MHz at 1.5 GS/s, all the way up to 500 MHz at 2 GS/s. Driven by Digilent’s free WaveForms software and with everything included with a one-time purchase of the hardware –

The Oscilloscope instrument captures analog input data via the analog input scope channels. When this instrument is used, each of the Analog Discovery Pro 5000 Series analog input channels act as an 8-bit oscilloscope, providing up to 500 MHz of bandwidth at 2 GS/s with the ADP5490. Multiple triggering modes are supported.

The Waveform Generator instrument can output analog voltage waveforms. The Analog Discovery Pro 5000 Series devices support simple waveforms like Sine and Triangle waves as well as custom sets of samples can be defined by the user in applications like Excel and imported to WaveForms.

The Analog Discovery Pro 5000 Series have three variable power supply rails that can be used to power circuits under test – a 0 to 6 V rail, a 0 V to 25 V rail, and a 0 V to +/-25 V rail. The ADP5250 can supply up to 1 A on the 6 V rail and 500 mA on each +/- 25 V rail. The ADP5470 and ADP5490 can supply 3 A on the 6 V rail and 1 A on each +/- 25 V rail.

All three of the Analog Discovery Pro 5000 Series devices have a dedicated CAT II DMM, letting users measure voltage, current, resistance, continuity, and more within a single instrument.zing things this product is capable of! This description should be well written, short, and super helpful for the customer.

With the Logic Analyzer, the 34 digital input channels are equipped to capture digital data at up to 1 GS/s. With a user configurable threshold of 0 V to 2 V, numerous logic standards are supported up to 5 V TTL. Individual input/output channels can be grouped as buses and protocols. Protocol groups can be used to view the decoded contents of packets of many common communications protocols, including SPI, I2C, UART, CAN, and I2S.  

The Static I/O instrument can emulate a variety of user input/output devices on the eight dedicated digital input/output pins. Virtual LEDs, buttons, switches, sliders, and displays can be assigned to specific digital I/O pins and interacted with within the WaveForms user interface.

The Data Logger instrument can capture large buffers of analog input data on the Scope pins. The Data Logger can capture up to 10 million samples at a defined update rate ranging from 10 Hz to once an hour.