25 MHz PC Based Oscilloscope, Dual Channel, 100 MSa/s

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Model: RDDLZ-PBO-25
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SKU: RDDLZ-PBO-25

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The 25 MHz PC oscilloscope with 100 MSa/s sampling rate, 2 analog channels, 5K record length, fast acquisition speed, and general test requirements can be met. Dual-channel virtual oscilloscope, the detected waveform can be displayed on the computer, image storage, display on the same screen and another multi-function computer virtual oscilloscope.

Specification

Model	RDDLZ-VDC-1022	RDDLZ-VDC-1022I
Max. Input Voltage	40V(DC + AC peak)	400V(DC + AC peak)
Communication Interface	USB2.0	USB2.0 (isolation)
Bandwidth	25 MHz
Channel	2 Channel+ Multi
Sample Rate	100 MSa/s
Horizontal Scale (s/div)	5ns/div - 100s/div, step by 1 - 2 - 5
Record Length	5K
Input Impedance	1MΩ ± 2%, in parallel with 10pF ± 5pF
Vertical Sensitivity	5mV/div - 5V/div
Vertical Resolution	8 bits
Trigger Type	Edge, Pulse, Video, Slope, and Alternate
Automatic Measurement	Vpp, Vavg, Vrms, Frequency, Period, Vmax, Vmin, Vtop, Vbase, Vamp, Overshoot, Pre-shoot, Rise Time, Fall Time, +Width, -Width, +Duty, -Duty, DelayA→B , DelayA→B
Waveform Math	+, -, *, /, FFT
Power Supply	≤2.5W
*Dimension (W H * D)**	170* 18* 120mm
Weight	0.26 kg

Accessories

Power cord
CD rom
USB cable
Probe
Probe Adjust
Multimeter lead
Adapter
User manual
5V, 1KHz Output
Capacitance Ext Module
Soft Bag
Metal Case (optional)

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Tips: How to use a PC-based oscilloscope?

Pre-adjust first: turn the luminance knob counterclockwise to the end, turn the vertical and horizontal displacements to the middle, set the attenuation to the highest level, and set the scan to the "outer X position".
Turn on the power again, wait for a minute or two to warm up after the indicator light is on, and then perform related operations.
Adjust the brightness first, then adjust the focus, and then adjust the horizontal and vertical displacement to make the bright spot in the central area.
Adjust the scan, scan fine-tuning and X gain, and observe the scan.
Unplug the outer X gear to the appropriate position of the scanning range gear, and observe the voltage waveform provided by the machine in the vertical direction that changes according to the law of sine and cosine.
Connect the external voltage to be studied to the oscilloscope indirectly from the Y input and the ground, adjust each gear to a suitable position, and observe the waveform of this voltage (image changing with time) (adjusting the synchronous polarity switch can make the image The starting point starts from the positive half cycle or the negative half cycle.
If you want to observe the vertical offset of bright spots (such as when a DC voltage is applied), you can adjust the scan to "outer X".

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