Digital Oscilloscopes MHO2000 Series

Ultra-high resolution Capture the smallest details

The MHO2000 series high-resolution digital oscilloscopes' superior 12bit vertical resolution and quantization accuracy of up to 4096 levels effectively enhance measurement accuracy. Compared to traditional 8bit devices, it can provide up to 16 times finer detail, capturing minute detail changes in waveforms. Whether in critical application scenarios such as power supply ripple testing or medical device inspection, with a vertical sensitivity of up to 200μV/div, even the smallest signals can be accurately captured. The MHO2000 series helps you analyze signal characteristics more efficiently, ensuring that every measurement is accurate and that every technological innovation is accomplished.

Rich triggering and decoding functions to meet the needs of different industries

MHO2000 series high-resolution digital oscilloscopes provide a wealth of trigger types, including edge, interval, timeout, video, serial bus, area triggers, etc., which can meet the different abnormal signals stable capture and trigger. Meanwhile, MHO2000 series supports I2C, SPI, CAN, CAN-FD, FlexRay, I2S, MIL-STD-1553B, SENT and other buses, which can meet the bus testing needs of embedded, automotive, computer and other industries.

Stable signal transmission with digital channels as standard

The MHO2000 series of high-resolution digital oscilloscopes come standard with digital channels, and together with the PLA3204 logic analysis probe, help you face the challenges of analog and digital signal debugging. This combination not only enables in-depth digital signal analysis, but also helps you accurately capture and analyze signal interactions in complex circuit systems. Whether for advanced R&D, troubleshooting, or performance optimization, it ensures that you can complete your tasks with efficiency and precision, dramatically increasing your project's success rate.

Built-in function generator to support a variety of advanced analysis

MHO2000 series high-resolution digital oscilloscopes support built-in dual-channel signal generator with 16-bit resolution, providing up to 50MHz waveform outputs, including sine, square, triangle, pulse, noise, DC, and a variety of built-in arbitrary waveforms, which can be widely used in a variety of scientific experiments and industrial control fields.