With new and compelling questions about the origin of particle masses, the nature of dark matter and the role of neutrinos, scientists need instruments that can capture or simulate fleeting events that represent the world of fundamental particles. Our oscilloscopes are used in the quest to achieve longer-duration reactions, such as high gain nuclear fusion, to capture high-speed pulses and to test the latest generation of accelerators and synchrotrons.
Recommended Equipment
5 Series Mixed Signal Oscilloscope Low Profile
In applications that demand extreme channel density, the 5 Series MSO Low Profile oscilloscope offers 8 channels, plus auxiliary trigger input, in a space-saving 2U rack instrument – at low cost-per-channel. Each FlexChannel provides 1 GHz, 6.25GS/s with 12-bits of resolution and sets a new standard for high density performance.
AWG5200 Arbitrary Waveform Generator
MDO3000/MDO4000 Series
MSO/DPO70000C/DX/SX Series
AWG70000
Signal Pulse Generators
Real-Time Spectrum Analyzers
Library
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| Techniques for Extending Real-Time Oscilloscope Bandwidth Discover how the Asynchronous Time Interleaving (ATI) technology works to provide the lowest noise, highest fidelity, and maximum performance for our ultra-high bandwidth oscilloscopes. |
| Fundamentals of Real-Time Spectrum Analysis Learn how real-time spectrum analyzers can find and solve RF problems faster. |
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| Challenges Facing Quantum Computing and Signal Sources | This webinar looks at challenges facing quantum computing and high energy research and how researchers in these fields are using signal sources. |