TDS3012B-NV

 Tektronix TDS3012B-NV Digital Phosphor Oscilloscope

The Tektronix TDS3012B-NV Digital Phosphor Oscilloscope is a graph-displaying gadget that draws graphs of electrical signals. In many applications, the graph indicates how signals change after some time: the vertical axis (Y) its related to voltage and the horizontal axis (X) is related to time. The power or shine of the display is sometimes called the Z pivot.

The Tektronix TDS3012B-NV oscilloscope's straightforward graph can explain numerous things about a signal. For example, the frequency of a wavering signal, the "moving parts" of a circuit related to a signal, the recurrence with which a specific segment of the signal is happening in respect to different portions, whether or not a breaking down segment is misshaping the signal, the amount of a signal that is direct current (DC) or alternating current (AC), the amount of the signal that is noise, and whether noise is changing with time.

The TDS3012B-NV packs the energy of computerized phosphor oscilloscope innovation, WaveAlert™ programmed irregularity recognition, OpenChoice™ documentation and investigation arrangements with e*Scope® electronic remote control, and five application-particular modules into a lightweight, battery-proficient design. DPO innovation conveys unrivaled knowledge into complex signals with the capacity to show, store, and dissect three measurements of signal data continuously: time, amplitude, and distribution of amplitude after some time.

This model has a 100 MHz Bandwidth, 9-Bit Vertical Resolution, Full VGA Color LCD, and Programmed Waveform Measurements.