Siglent Bench Oscilloscopes
Discover the best Siglent bench oscilloscopes for accurate measurement and analysis. Enhance your precision testing—read the full article now!
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£259.00
£310.80 inc. vat
- 50MHz bandwidth
- Large LCD display
- Multiple trigger types
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£279.00
£334.80 inc. vat
- Powerful dual-channel digital oscilloscope with 100MHz bandwidth
- Supports multiple interface and trigger types
- High quality, 7 inch TFT-LCD display with resolution of 800 x 480 pixels
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£280.00
£336.00 inc. vat
- Powerful digital oscilloscope with 200MHz bandwidth
- Built-in decoder included as standard
- High quality, 7 inch colour TFT LCD screen
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£326.00
£391.20 inc. vat
- New generation super-phosphor oscilloscope technology
- Easy-to-use interface with search and navigate and 10 shortcut buttons
- Multiple triggering modes, and measurement and maths functions
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£359.00
£430.80 inc. vat
- 70 MHz, 100 MHz, and 200 MHz bandwidth models
- 12-bit high resolution
- Real-time sampling rate up to 2 GSa/s
- Memory depth up to 50/100 Mpts
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£379.00
£454.80 inc. vat
- 100MHz or 200MHz models available
- 7 inch TFT -LCD display
- Improved signal fidelity and lower signal noise
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£788.00
£945.60 inc. vat
- Bode Plot function: measure Phase and Gain margin of feedback loop systems
- Sequences and 10-bit acquisition modes
- Integrated web-server for remote operation via a PC
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£959.00
£1,150.80 inc. vat
- 100 MHz & 200 MHz models
- 12-bit high resolution
- Sampling rate up to 2 GSa/s
- Memory depth up to 100 Mpts
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£1,050.00
£1,260.00 inc. vat
- Available in three models with different bandwidths
- Field-upgradable
- Simple-to-use interface and integrated web server
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£2,280.00
£2,736.00 inc. vat
- 12-bit high resolution delivers more detail and less noise
- Capture, store, and analyse extended waveforms
- Measurement and maths capabilities
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£2,571.00
£3,085.20 inc. vat
- Three models available with different bandwidths
- Ten user-friendly, one-button shortcuts for commonly used functions
- Eclectic array of measurement, maths and data analysis modes and functions
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£2,880.00
£3,456.00 inc. vat
- 12-bit high resolution delivers more detail and less noise
- Measurement and maths capabilities
- Large 10.1” TFT-LCD display with a 1024 x 600px resolution
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£3,380.00
£4,056.00 inc. vat
- 350 MHz, 500 MHz, 1GHz models
- 12-bit high resolution
- Sampling rate up to 4 GSa/s
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£6,480.00
£7,776.00 inc. vat
- Up to 2 GHz bandwidth
- SPO technology
- Digital trigger system
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£7,380.00
£8,856.00 inc. vat
- 8/4 analog channels + 1 external trigger
- Up to 2 GHz bandwidth
- SPO technology
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£18,990.00
£22,788.00 inc. vat
- 3GHz, 4GHz or 6GHz bandwidths
- 4 Channels
- 6-inch HD display capacitive touchscreen with 1920 x 1080px resolution
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About Siglent Bench Oscilloscopes
Siglent bench oscilloscopes are precision instruments designed to observe and analyse electrical signals in various applications. They are essential tools for engineers, technicians, and researchers working in electronics design, testing, and troubleshooting. For example, the SDS1052DL+ is ideal for basic waveform analysis, while the SDS1202X-E provides more advanced functionality for higher-frequency signals.
Key Measurements
- Voltage Over Time: Oscilloscopes display how voltage levels change over time, allowing users to visualise signal waveforms.
- Frequency and Period: They measure the frequency (how often a signal repeats per second) and the period (the duration of one cycle of the waveform).
- Amplitude: The maximum voltage level of a signal, which can be measured with oscilloscopes like the SDS1102CML+.
- Rise and Fall Time: The time it takes for a signal to transition from low to high (rise) and high to low (fall).
- Pulse Width: The duration of a pulse within a signal.
Applications
- Electronics Design and Debugging: Engineers use oscilloscopes like the SDS2102X Plus to design circuits and troubleshoot issues by observing signal behaviours.
- Education: In academic settings, oscilloscopes are fundamental in teaching students about electronic principles and signal analysis.
- Manufacturing and Quality Control: They are employed to test and verify the performance of electronic devices during production.
- Automotive and Industrial Maintenance: Technicians utilise oscilloscopes to diagnose problems in complex electrical systems.
