Digital Phosphor Oscilloscopes
TDS3012B • TDS3014B • TDS3024B • TDS3032B • TDS3034B • TDS3044B • TDS3052B • TDS3054B • TDS3064B
Digital Phosphor Oscilloscopes • www.tektronix.com/tds3000b
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Higher Speeds Demand
Greater Bandwidth
You face faster clock rates and edge
speeds, increasingly complex signals and
mounting time-to-market pressures. The
higher the bandwidth of your oscilloscope,
the more accurate the reproduction of
your signal. The TDS3000B Series offers
a wide range of bandwidths from 100 MHz
to 600 MHz to best suit the needs of your
most demanding projects, so that you
can complete your tasks on time and
with confidence.
Quickly Debug and Characterize
Signals with DRT Sampling
Technology and Sin(x)/x
Interpolation
The TDS3000B Series combines unique
digital real-time (DRT) sampling technology
with sin(x)/x interpolation to allow you to
accurately characterize a wide range of
signal types on all channels simultaneously.
This sampling technology makes it
possible to capture high-frequency
information, such as glitches and edge
anomalies, that eludes other oscilloscopes
in its class, while sin(x)/x interpolation
ensures precise reconstruction of each
waveform. The result – a complete view
of your signal to speed debug and
characterization.
Enhanced Troubleshooting Ability
WaveAlert® waveform anomaly detection
speeds your troubleshooting tasks by
helping you find those elusive problems
faster. WaveAlert detection monitors the
incoming signals on all channels and will
detect and highlight any waveform that
deviates from the normal waveform being
acquired. Because the TDS3000B
oscilloscope can stop acquisition, sound
a beep, make a hard copy or save the
waveform when it detects an anomaly,
you can run tests over long time periods
– even unattended – to find those
challenging, very infrequent failures.
An increase in performance from 500 to
600 MHz bandwidth offers a 20% improvement
in rise-time measurement accuracy, as
illustrated with these measurements of a
20 ps rising edge. The lower trace is a
reference waveform, showing the rise-time
performance of a 500 MHz oscilloscope.
The upper trace shows the improved
performance of a 600 MHz oscilloscope.
The TDS3054B’s 5 GS/s real-time sample
rate and sin(x)/x interpolation ensure accurate
reconstruction of a 500 MHz sine wave.
Even with 2 GS/s sample rate, which
exceeds the Nyquist requirement of 2X
oversampling, this 500 MHz oscilloscope
with linear interpolation does not provide
accurate reconstruction of the same
500 MHz sine wave.
WaveAlert® waveform anomaly detection
alerts you to any waveform that deviates
from the “normal” input, such as the glitch
on channel 2.
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