LeCroy's WaveAce series of high-performance oscilloscopes has been expanded with new 4-channel models for fast and efficient troubleshooting. The WaveAce series now covers bandwidths from 40 to 300 MHz, with performance capabilities that allow it to successfully handle a wide range of applications, from education to industry.
LeCroy expands its popular WaveAce™ oscilloscope series with four-channel models ranging from 60 MHz to 300 MHz and a new two-channel 40 MHz model. The four-channel models feature 10 kpts/ch of memory and a sampling rate of 2 GS/s; the 40 MHz model features 4 kpts/ch and a sampling rate of 500 MS/s. All models offer deep memory, a color display, extended measurement capabilities, and advanced triggering to optimize troubleshooting and reduce debugging time. With USB host and device ports, and LAN connectivity, the WaveAce oscilloscopes provide easy access to USB flash drives, direct connection to a PC or printer for data storage, and remote control. All this, combined with their easy user interface, makes WaveAce oscilloscopes the ideal tools for education, debugging, and troubleshooting from 40 MHz to 300 MHz.
Remote Control via USB and LAN:
Saving and Documenting Results:
Documenting results and saving screenshots, waveforms, and settings is very easy with the new models. The internal memory can store up to 20 screenshots and 20 settings. Mass storage is possible by connecting a USB flash drive directly to the oscilloscope's front port. The rear panel USB port also allows for direct printer connection.
Compact format
In terms of dimensions, the 2-channel models measure 154 mm x 305 mm x 133 mm and the 4-channel models 159 mm x 336 mm x 133 mm, and weigh 2.3 kg and 3 kg, respectively.
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