Keysight U1620A – Handheld Digital Oscilloscope (200 MHz / 2 Channel)

• 200 MHz bandwidth
• Two isolated channels
• Three capabilities in one device – color waveform display, DMM and data logger
• 5.7-inch VGA TFT LCD display with 3 selectable viewing modes (indoor, outdoor and night vision)
• 10,000-count resolution on DMM display

Three Capabilities in One Instrument – Color Waveform Display, DMM, and Data Logger

Designed to address the portability needs of various installation and maintenance applications, the U1600 series of handheld oscilloscopes enables clear waveform viewing, easy waveform analysis, and quick isolation of signal glitches. With high-performance features loaded into one robust package, mobile troubleshooting is a breeze. The benchtop-like display and dual window zoom allow you to easily identify problem areas and zoom in for more detailed analysis. Now, you can view signals in detail and detect glitches easily.

Channel-to-channel isolation with CAT III 300 V safety ratings

The U1610/U1620A extends the maximum input rating to cater for high voltage measurement and transient voltages which are recordable via a handheld oscilloscope. Equipped with the most robust isolation topology, technicians can now measure signals in the field and perform floating measurements. This type of isolation enables each channel to be individually isolated from one another and from other non-isolated system components.

Visualizing electrical waveforms has never been in such clarity. The Keysight U1610A/U1620A oscilloscope comes with a 5.7-inch VGA TFT LCD display that enables clear viewing of measurements on-site and on the field. With the option of up to three viewing modes, users can now view waveforms under all lighting conditions, including in indoor, outdoor or dark environments. All three viewing modes have predefined contrast levels for customized lighting conditions and optimized battery life.

Indoor mode

The indoor mode has high contrast and brightness levels to clearly distinguish waveforms under an indoor light environment. Engineered with a VGA TFT LCD screen, users can now view the display across wide viewing angles for more efficient troubleshooting task.

Outdoor mode

When performing fieldwork in an outdoor environment, users can easily switch to this viewing mode via a set of accessible soft keys. This mode works in an anti-glare mechanism; it filters out excessive sunlight, hence reducing the risk of misreading or misinterpreting measurements.

Night vision mode

The night vision mode is tailored to be viewable under subdued lighting by enabling high contrast levels between the screen background and waveforms. With a single press of a button, this mode is activated, and the screen automatically adjusts with proper color correction-creating clear contrasts between the waveforms against the dark environment. This mode is useful when measuring high-speed signals, particularly in non-repetitive signals.