MDO3014

Description: Mixed Domain Oscilloscope

Manufacturer Tektronix Inc
Series MDO3000
Part Number MDO3014

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Tektronix MDO3014 Mixed Domain Oscilloscope

The MDO3014 Mixed Domain Oscilloscope designed by Tektronix is a high performing 6-in-1 oscilloscope that includes: an arbitrary function generator, integrated spectrum analyzer, protocol analyzer, logic analyzer, and digital voltmeter/counter. This model is suitable for applications such as education, EMI troubleshooting, and design and debug. The MDO3014 can be customized and upgraded at any time, according to the user’s specifications.

One of the features of the MDO3014 is Wave Inspector, which allows the user to navigate waveforms and perform automated searches, and spot events of interest quickly. Another feature of this model are the integrated analysis tools such as waveform and screen- based cursors, advanced waveform math, FFT assessment, automated measurements, waveform histograms, and trend plots for visually deciding how a measurement is progressing. These tools allow the user to confirm that their oscilloscope is performing well and that it is meeting the project’s design goals. Automated measurement readouts allow the user to look at waveform characteristics as statistics, so they can repeat them later on.

Since the Tektronix MDO3014 has such a fast waveform capture rate, this model gives the user a similar display to an analog oscilloscope, but instead has more detail, along with the added advantages of digital oscilloscopes. Many video engineers prefer analog oscilloscopes, but the MDO3014 is perfect for video applications because of the following features: IRE and mV graticules, video polarity, HDTV and custom video triggers, holdoff by fields, and an Autoset which can spot video signals. A video picture mode is also available to let the user see the picture of the video signal they are watching.

MDO3014Technical Specifications & Electrical Characteristics Datasheet
Analog channels4
Analog channel bandwidth100 MHz
Rise time (typical, calculated)4 ns
(10 mV/div setting with 50 Ω input termination) 
Sample rate (1 ch)2.5 GS/s
Sample rate (2 ch)2.5 GS/s
Sample rate (4 ch)2.5 GS/s
Record length (1 ch)10 M
Record length (2 ch)10 M
Record length (4 ch)10 M
Digital channels with MDO3MSO option16
Arbitrary Function Generator outputs with MDO3AFG option1
Spectrum analyzer channels1
Standard spectrum analyzer frequency range9 kHz - 100 MHz
Optional spectrum analyzer frequency range with MDO3SA option9 kHz - 3 GHz
High-level descriptionIntegrated Oscilloscope with Six Instruments in One
Commonly used forDesign and Debug, EMI Troubleshooting, Education
Analog Bandwidth100 MHz, 200 MHz, 350 MHz, 500 MHz, 1 GHz
Maximum Analog Sample Rate5 GS/s
Analog Channels2, 4
Record Length10 M
Digital Channels(Optional) 16
Spectrum Analyzer Channel(Standard) 9 kHz - Analog BW (Optional) 9 kHz - 3 GHz
AFGUp to 50 MHz with 13 functions and arbitrary waveform generation
Serial Bus AnalysisTrigger & Decode: I 2 C, SPI, RS-232/422/485/UART, CAN, CAN FD, LIN, FlexRay, USB2.0, MIL-STD-1553, Audio
Advanced AnalysisPower, Limit/Mask, Video
Standard Probing200 MHz, 3.9 pF 500 MHz, 3.9 pF or 1 GHz, 3.9 pF

Tektronix MDO3014 Mixed Domain Oscilloscope- FAQ:

Question:

What are the maximum power draw ratings for the MDO3014 TEKVPI probes?

Answer:

There is a max power draw of 25 Watts for the MDO3014.

 

Question:

Will the DVM work on the MDO3014 oscilloscope with a probe?

Answer:

Yes, the DVM works through the analog inputs, so a probe can be used.

 

Question:

Can MSO3000/DPO3000 scopes be upgraded to an MDO3000?

Answer:

No, it is not possible to go from an existing MSO/DPO3000 to a new MDO3000.

 

Question:

If I upgrade my MDO3014 bandwidth, do I receive probes with a higher bandwidth?

Answer:

Probes with a higher bandwidth will only be given if the bandwidth of the upgraded scope exceeds the bandwidth of the original supplied probes.

 

Question:

What is the cooling clearance necessary for the MDO3014?

Answer:

The necessary cooling clearance is 2 inches on the back and left side of the oscilloscope.