Hi Group,

I see there is a 4000 series scope out.

It looks like there is some added stuff that might be usefull, like the sensor signal simulator,would this scope be worth using as a mobile scope in the field and keep my 3000 series at the shop on the boom? :-/

Any input welcome

Hi Rich,

The 4000 series does look very promising.  I don't see that they have a signal generator though.  Where did you see that?

Imagine what that 32meg memory could do.....with dual 80MHz ADCs.  And 12bit resolution too.

I advise patience...... ;)

Rich

Do you mean this

http://www.picotech.com/precision-oscilloscopes.html

I searched  the Pico site and that is all I could find

Tom

Is the pressure transducer available yet?
Also, is there only one model cuz I would like to go to 1000 lbs

Wilf

Wilf,


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Is the pressure transducer available yet?

Unfortunately no.  Still no release date I am aware of.


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Also, is there only one model cuz I would like to go to 1000 lbs

One model, as far as I know.  Up to 500psi scaling.  Why would you want 1000psi?

Rich Barton wrote on Jan 10^th, 2009 at 7:03am:

Hi Group, I see there is a 4000 series scope out. It looks like there is some added stuff that might be usefull, like the sensor signal simulator,would this scope be worth using as a mobile scope in the field and keep my 3000 series at the shop on the boom? :-/ Any input welcome

Rich,

Do you mean that it has a Spectrum analyzer built in?


Is this like what you see when you are a running Demo versions with the 3000 series scope?

Danny

Hi Group,

Well it sure has been busy [smiley=ohmygod.gif],I guess I must have seen that wrong because I sure don't see it now, maybe it was the 5000 series does this one have a signal genrator?

I had just got up and was drinking my coffee [smiley=flush.gif]

Sorry to get you guys excited,I was too.

Have a good week end [smiley=chopper.gif]

Rich,


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maybe it was the 5000 series does this one have a signal genrator?

That would be correct.

http://www.picotech.com/picoscope5200-awg.html

I found on Pico Tech that there is a 2200 series scope that has an AWG the price is right at $263-$487 USD here is a link.
http://www.picotech.com/picoscope2200-specifications.html#buy

TCROfreak wrote on Jan 24^th, 2009 at 12:27am:

I found on Pico Tech that there is a 2200 series scope that has an AWG the price is right at $263-$487 USD here is a link. http://www.picotech.com/picoscope2200-specifications.html#buy

Hi TCROfreak,
Good find [smiley=ok.gif].
I wish this was in the 3000 series [smiley=disimulo.gif]

This could be used at the same time as we are using our 3000 series scope.

I have a 09 honda accord with can issues and this could be used to generate the signal to a module that is not getting it ,then I could follow the wiring with my 3000 scope or this tool to narrow down the bad wire.

Tom, how much is just the 2200 series box from you, and what is the good and bad on it.

Also how much is just a 5000 series box from you?

Also does the 5000 series use all the same leads and stuff that the 3000 series does?

[smiley=chopper.gif]

Rich,

Give me a call.  We can discuss the options...

Tom Roberts wrote on Jan 24^th, 2009 at 7:57am:

Rich, Give me a call.  We can discuss the options...

Hi Tom,

I will call you on monday morning.
Have a good week end. [smiley=chopper.gif]