| Content | GCL-001 Vertical Calibration Cable For GDS-300/200 Series | The Instek GDS-200/300 series handheld oscilloscope features two analog input channels and is available with 70, 100 or 200 MHz bandwidth. It features a 7" capacitive full touch panel LCD which can be positioned in portrait and landscape display, as well as a rechargeable battery making it easy to operate in field operation. The GDS-200/300 are ideal for use in laboratories, R&D, solar power inspection and repair, and for maintenance personnel who are always on field assignments. | The GDS-1000-U Series offers 100MHz, 70MHz and 50MHz digital storage oscilloscopes with 5.7" color TFT LCD displays. With dual sampling modes, a 4,000 point record length, a real-time sampling rate of 250MSa/s and an ET sampling rate of 25GSa/s, the GDS-1000-U Series DSO provides an excellent balance of performance between memory length and sampling speed. Other major features include user-friendly menu tree operations, compact size, ergonomic design, USB host for PC connectivity and USB device port support. The GDS-1000-U Series is designed to meet today's most demanding engineering requirements and budgets. | CALIBRATION & WARRANTY INCLUDED
Key Features and Functions
- 1 GHz (upgradable)
- 4 analog plus 16 digital channels
- Get 3 instruments in 1: scope, logic analyzer, and protocol analyzer
- Capture more data with 20 Mpts per channel memory, upgradable to 1 Gpts
- See more signal detail with 20 GSa/s sample rate and InfiniiScan advanced triggering
- Expand your measurement capabilities with the widest range of compliance, protocol and analysis applications: serial protocol, FPGA dynamic probe, jitter analysis including EZJIT, MATLAB and more
| The GDS-1000A-U series provides a unique solution. The GDS-1000A-U lineup includes GDS-1152A-U, GDS-1102A-U and GDS-1072A-U three models. Operating at 150, 100 or 70 MHz with a real-time sampling rate of 1GSa/s, the GDS-1000A-U employs MemoryPrime technology . Using MemoryPrime technology, the GDS-1000A-U is able to overcome the problems associated with memory constraints. High sample rates, rarely found in traditional DSOs, can be maintained over longer periods of time, without effecting performance. | |
