R&S®MXO 4 Oscilloscope

The R&S®MXO 4 series is the first of a new generation of oscilloscopes that excels in both performance and value. The instruments deliver a once-in-a-decade engineering breakthrough for accelerated insight. They have the world’s fastest real-time update rate of 4.5 million waveforms/s, meaning engineers can see more infrequent events than with any other instrument. The 12-bit ADC in the R&S®MXO 4 series has 16 times the resolution of traditional 8-bit oscilloscopes at all sample rates for more precise measurements without any compromises. A standard 400 Mpoint acquisition memory on all four channels and an optional 800 Mpoint interleaved memory provide the instrument with up to 100 times the standard memory of comparable instruments.

A class above similar oscilloscopes, R&S®MXO 4 series oscilloscopes sport an impressive 13.3" Full HD capacitive touchscreen and an intuitive user interface with a learning curve of less than 15 minutes.

The R&S®MXO 5 Series delivers breakthrough oscilloscope technology to speed up understanding and testing of electronic systems. The specifications for both the 4 and 8 channel models make the R&S®MXO 5 Series the industry leader in cutting-edge technology for swift and precise results. The oscilloscopes' advanced customized technology and revolutionary features are indispensable for insight into circuit behavior. The impressive 15.6" Full HD capacitive touchscreen and whisper-soft audible operating noise maximize R&S®MXO 5 Series performance and minimize power consumption.

The R&S®MXO 5C series uses same building blocks as R&S®MXO 5 series oscilloscopes. The R&S®MXO 5C delivers the same outstanding specifications in a compact form. The R&S®MXO 5C four-channel and eight-channel models and bandwidth ranging from 100 MHz up to 2 GHz provide superior time and frequency measurements.

The 2U height of the R&S®MXO 5C series has the high channel density you need.

It can be placed on a rack with other test equipment or used in bench applications for more vertical space. The paper-like low-power e-ink display shows key information such as connectivity status. The oscilloscope can be controlled remotely via LAN with the integrated web browser and virtual front panel.