Digital Phosphor Technology

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dig·i·tal phos·phor os·cil·lo·scope

n. A class of oscilloscopes that utilizes parallel processing to continuously capture, display, store and analyze complex signals in real-time, using three dimensions of signal information -- amplitude, time and distribution of amplitude over time – resulting in an intensity graded display.

DPOs

• have a continuous waveform capture rate of up to >400,000 wfm/s, 50x faster than any other type of oscilloscope
• provide intensity grading, in real-time, as part of the acquisition system unlike DSO persistence display mode that relies on post-processing of data
• enable test throughput 10's of times faster than DSO's due to the unique parallel processing
• uniquely acquire signals in real time using 3 dimensions of information
• are recommended in industry standards for compliance testing, such as DVI