Teledyne LeCroy introduces 500 MHz, $5,000 WaveJet Touch portable oscilloscope
Sept. 16, 2014
CHESTNUT RIDGE, N.Y., 16 Sept. 2014. Teledyne LeCroy is introducing the WaveJet Touch oscilloscope, equipped with a touch screen, powerful debug tools, and advanced triggering. Built on the popular WaveJet 300 oscilloscope platform, the WaveJet Touch is available in two models with 350 MHz or 500 MHz bandwidth, four channels, up to 5 Mpts of memory at 2 GS/s, and a 7.5-inch touch-screen display.
The WaveJet Touch offers the same debug tools, connectivity, portability, and ease of use as its predecessor, the WaveJet 300A, while adding a variety of new features and toolset enhancements to shorten debug time. Intricate signals can be acquired with ease by combining a long capture time with a variety of complex triggers, including triggers for I2C, SPI, and UART.
Digital low-pass, high-pass, and simple moving average filtering permit easy isolation of signals of interest. The choice of normal, peak detect, average, and high-resolution acquisition modes provides flexibility when acquiring waveforms.
Pass/fail mask and measurement testing enables deeper analysis and performs characterization and validation testing with ease. Scroll back in time to view previous waveforms and isolate anomalies using Replay mode. Standard GPIB, LAN, and USB device ports provide flexibility for remote control. New and enhanced features come in a small form factor and lightweight design, making it easy to carry and use anywhere, officials say.
Priced less than comparable 500 MHz oscilloscopes, the all-inclusive WaveJet Touch oscilloscopes deliver incomparable value. Available immediately, the 350 MHz WaveJet 334T is $4,200 and the 500 MHz WaveJet 354T is $5,000.
Teledyne LeCroy is a manufacturer of advanced test instruments that measure, analyze, and verify complex electronic signals. The company offers high-performance oscilloscopes and protocol test solutions used by electronic design engineers in a wide range of application and end markets. Teledyne LeCroy is based in Chestnut Ridge, N.Y.
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