Siglent SDS7000A Series Digital Storage Oscilloscope – Choice of Bandwidth

Siglent’s SDS7000A Series of Digital Storage Oscilloscopes are bench oscilloscopes with four channels, 12-bit ADCs with a 20 GSa/s sampling rate, capture rate of 1 000 000 wfm/s, and a maximum record length of 1Gpts/ch (optional). The models in this range only vary regarding their bandwidths. Please see the table below for more details. 

The Siglent SDS7000A Series Digital Storage Oscilloscope will display up to four analogue channels and up to sixteen (optional) digital ones, enabling high-performance mixed-signal analysis. Capture, store, and analyse waveform records using tools including:

• Sequence mode
• History Waveform recording
• Search and Navigation functions
• Signal scan
• Mask Test
• Bode Plot
• Power Analysis
• Eye/Jitter Analysis
• Compliance Test
• Counter
• Waveform Histogram

Other intelligent features include a 256-level intensity grading display function; colour temperature display mode; an innovative digital trigger system with high sensitivity and low jitter; and a serial bus trigger and decoder. The Siglent SDS7000A Series Digital Storage Oscilloscope is also compatible with an optional 50MHz arbitrary waveform generator.

Data is displayed on the 15.6-inch HD capacitive touchscreen. To improve operational efficiency, the Siglent SDS7000A Series Digital Storage Oscilloscope supports multi-touch gestures and has been built to include a user-friendly UI design. Alternatively, the Siglent SDS7000A Series Digital Storage Oscilloscope may be operated using an external mouse and keyboard, or remotely via LAN.

The Siglent SDS7000A Series Digital Storage Oscilloscope is a comprehensive, efficient, and easy-to-use bench oscilloscope.

Siglent SDS7000A Series Digital Storage Oscilloscope Key Features

• Bench oscilloscopes with four channels
• 12-bit ADCs with a 20 GSa/s sampling rate
• Capture rate: 1 000 000 wfm/s
• Standard record length: 500 Mpts/ch
• Maximum record length: 1Gpts/ch (Optional)
• Two models with different bandwidths: 3GHz or 4GHz
• Low background noise: 220µVrms
• Displays up to 4 analogue channels and up to 16 optional digital ones
• Sequence mode: divides the maximum record length into multiple segments (up to 124 000) according to user-specified trigger conditions
• History Waveform recording
• Search and Navigation functions
• Signal scan
• Mask Test: with mask editor tool for creating user-defined masks
• Bode Plot
• Power Analysis
• Eye/Jitter Analysis
• Compliance Test
• Counter
• Waveform Histogram
• High-speed hardware-based average
• Automatic measurements on 50+ parameters: supports statistics with histogram, track, trend and gating measurement, as well as measurements on Math, History, and Memory traces
• 256-level intensity grading display function
• Colour temperature display mode
• Innovative digital trigger system with high sensitivity and low jitter
• Intelligent trigger: Edge, Slope, Pulse, Window, Runt, Interval, Dropout, Pattern, Qualified, Nth Edge, Setup/Hold, Delay and Video (HDTV supported)
• Serial bus trigger and decoder: supports protocols 12C, SPI, UART, CAN, LIN, CAN FD, FlexRay, I2S, MIL-STD1553B, SENT, Manchester, ARINC429, and USB 2.0
• Option for 50MHz arbitrary waveform generator
• 15.6-inch HD display capacitive touchscreen with 1920 x 1080px resolution
• Supports multi-touch gestures
• User-friendly UI design
• Can be used with an external mouse and keyboard
• Can be operated remotely via LAN
• Built-in web server supports remote control via the LAN port and using a web browser
• Supports SCPI remote control commands
• Interfaces: 4x USB Host 3.1 Gen 1; 2x USB 3.0 Host; USB 2.0 Device; 2x 1000M LAN; DVI-D, DP 1.2; HDMI 1.4; Audio; External Trigger In; Aux Out (Pass/Fail, Trigger Out); 10 MHz in; 10 MHz Out
• A comprehensive, efficient, and easy-to-use bench oscilloscope

What’s Included?

• Your Choice of Siglent SDS7000A Series Digital Storage Oscilloscope
• USB Cable
• SP3150A Passive Probe (1 per channel)
• Wireless Mouse
• Power Cord
• Protective Cover
• Certificate of Calibration
• Quick Start Guide