Rigol MSO8064 – 4 Channel / 600 MHz Digital Oscilloscope

MSO8000 series digital oscilloscope

• 600 MHz bandwidth
• 4 analog channels
• 16 digital channels (requires optional logic probe)
• Bandwidth is upgradeable via software keycode

The MSO8000 uses Rigol’s proprietary “Phoenix” chipset, with a data acquisition capability of up to 10 GSa/s, and the power to integrate all of the functions modules in the analog front end (AFE). Phoenix greatly improves the consistency and reliability of the MSO8000, with extraordinary performance in the most demanding applications.

The UltraVision II platform features a higher waveform capture rate, full digital trigger technology, and full memory hardware measurement technology. The MSO8000 also integrates multiple instruments into one, including an MSO, arbitrary waveform generator, protocol analyzer and much more.

The MSO8000 supports eye measurement for all of the analog channels, as well as provides measurement for several parameters of the eye diagram: eye height, eye width, eye amplitude, crossing percentage and Q Factor. It also supports various clock recovery methods, such as constant clock, (auto, semi-auto, manual), first order PPL, second order PPL, and explicit clock to meet the needs of customers in different applications.

Jitter analysis and real time eye measurement and have become common debugging methods for signal integrity. The MSO8000 series oscilloscope not only provides the eye measurement function, but also offers flexible and convenient jitter measurement and analysis, enabling users to accurately and quickly make deterministic jitter measurement for serial clock and parallel bus signals.

Jitter analysis is mainly used to measure and analyze clock jitter. The MSO8000 can be used to analyze the following areas: TIE, cycle to cycle, +width to +width, -width to -width. TIE is the most commonly used jitter specification.