Keysight DSOX6002A – Digital Oscilloscope (1 GHz / 2 Channels); Upgradeable to 6 GHz with Option

• 1 GHz bandwidth / 2 analog channels
• This is not the mixed signal version (can be added at a later date, option DSOX6MSO)
• Upgradeable to 6 GHz (option)
• Maximum sample rate – 20 GSa/s
• Maximum memory – 4 Mpts

The Keysight DSOX6002A is a digital oscilloscope with two analog channels and 1 GHz bandwidth. Bandwidth is upgradeable via the following options:

• DSOX6002A-02G – 1.0 GHz to 2.5 GHz
• DSOX6002A-04G – 1.0 GHz to 4.0 GHz
• DSOX6002A-06G – 1.0 GHz to 6.0 GHz

There are four models in the InfiniiVision 6000 X-series – 2 or 4 analog channels, as well as with or without mixed signal functionality (can be added at a later date).

• DSOX6002A – 2 analog channels
• DSOX6004A – 4 analog channels
• MSOX6002A – 2 analog channels with MSO
• MSOX6004A – 4 analog channels with MSO 

The Keysight InfiniiVision 6000 X-Series digital oscilloscopes are the most advanced members of the InfiniiVision family. They enable you to more deeply analyze signals with capabilities such as histograms, jitter analysis, and eye diagrams. Unlike other oscilloscopes, using these advanced capabilities is easy. An intuitive touch user interface, voice control, and zone triggering make the most complex tasks simple.

The InfiniiVision 6000 X-Series oscilloscopes combine price and performance to set a new standard in the portable oscilloscope world. Imagine a 6 GHz bandwidth oscilloscope that sees and triggers on everything, helps you visualize complex waveforms, and grows with your projects.

The InfiniiVision 6000 X-Series oscilloscopes are designed for the most demanding engineers who want bandwidth, visualization power, and the flexibility that comes with integrated capabilities – but with portability, a familiar embedded OS user interface, and an affordable price.

Bandwidth

When you choose your next oscilloscope, bandwidth is the most important specification to consider, as it defines the maximum frequency content your oscilloscope can acquire. Acquiring signals with faster edge rates or faster fundamental frequencies requires higher-bandwidth scopes to make the most accurate measurements. However, the higher the bandwidth of your oscilloscope, the higher the price is likely to be.

Sample rate is the second important specification, as it determines the time span between each acquired sample point, and it ultimately becomes the limiting factor of the oscilloscope’s bandwidth. In a modern oscilloscope with a brickwall filter response, the sample rate must be at least 2.5 times higher than the bandwidth. So a scope with 6-GHz bandwidth requires a sample rate of at least 15 GSa/s to avoid aliasing.

With the InfiniiVision 6000 X-Series, you can get up to 6-GHz bandwidth and a 20-GSa/s sampling rate so you can confidently measure signals with rise times faster than 150 ps or signals with higher than 2-Gbps NRZ (non-return to zero) data signal rates.

Accurate signal integrity measurements with an oscilloscope start with a low noise floor. With an innovative all-new front-end ASIC, the 6000 X-Series achieves a 210-μVrms noise floor at 1 mV/div for 6-GHz bandwidth or 115-μVrms noise floor at 1 mV/ div for 1-GHz bandwidth, helping you to make the most precise measurements.

More bandwidth may not be the best solution when you are making low-noise measurements, as the additional bandwidth captures additional high-frequency noise along with high-frequency signal content. To make the best measurements, you need the appropriate bandwidth for your application. The 6000 X-Series oscilloscopes have standard hardware bandwidth limit filters in addition to software low-pass math function filters, so you can set the best bandwidth for your application.

See your waveforms clearly on the large 12.1-inch display and discover how easy it is to troubleshoot your designs with a multi-touch screen with gesture controls. Use the large, easily touchable targets on the capacitive display and enjoy the fast, responsive user interface. Pinch and zoom with your fingers to control your signals and functions. Swipe and stop waveforms and menus for easy operation.

Finding infrequent anomalies is a tedious task. With the ultrafast 450,000 waveforms-per-second update rate, the InfiniiVision 6000 X-Series gives you the highest probability of capturing random and infrequent events that you would miss on oscilloscopes with lower waveform update rates.

Powered by MegaZoom IV technology, the 6000 X-Series lets you see more waveforms and find the most difficult problems in your design. Unlike other oscilloscopes, uncompromised waveform update rate delivers:

• Quick, responsive operation at all times
• Fast update rate
• with the digital channels on
• with the protocol decoding on
• with the math functions turned on
• with the measurements turned on

One of the biggest challenges of using an oscilloscope is setting up an advanced trigger to isolate a signal of interest. While advanced triggers are powerful features, setting them up can slow you down. The zone touch trigger provides a turnkey trigger solution. You simply observe the signal of interest on the display and draw a zone (box) around it with your finger. What used to take hours of work can now take just a few seconds. If you want to move your zones to another location, just drag them over.

The 6000 X-Series can be set up to easily trigger on one or two zone boxes simultaneously with either “must intersect” or “must not intersect” conditions. Unlike other software-based graphical trigger solutions, the hardware-based zone triggering maintains the fast update rate of 160,000 waveforms per second. In other words, if you can see it, you can trigger on it.

Color and graphical representations add depth to your signal analysis. With the standard color grade and histogram features, the 6000 X-Series oscilloscopes can quickly reveal just how often a particular event of interest occurs by providing a three-dimensional quantitative view of the waveforms. Because the 6000 X-Series’ color grade operates like a separate function with its own database, you can apply the color grade to an analog channel, a reference waveform, or a math function such as an FFT.

You also can turn on the histogram to an analog channel, a reference waveform, or a math function. Apply it to a measurement result to see graphical distributions and quickly discover potential outliers. The measurement result histogram display offers more insights than standard measurement statistics can.