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Fluke 125B Industrial ScopeMeter Hand-Held Oscilloscope with AC clamp, 40 MHz
- new
- Manufacturer: Fluke
- Model: 125B
Compact and rugged, this oscilloscope is ideal for industrial electrical and electro-mechanical equipment troubleshooting and maintenance applications. Features innovative functions that help technicians troubles...
$3,361 USD
Wilmington, NC
Lecroy LT224
- used
- Manufacturer: Lecroy
- Model: LT224
This Oscilloscope is a graph displaying device it draws a graph of an electrical signal. ≤2000 m Power Requirements: 90–132 V AC and 180–250 V AC; 45–66 Hz; automatic AC voltage selection; Power dissipation: 230...
Webster, MA
Keysight Used DSOX1102A Digital Storage Oscilloscope
- used
- Manufacturer: Agilent - Keysight
- Model: DSOX3012A
Keysight Used DSOX1102A Digital Storage Oscilloscope, 70 MHz, 2Ch (Agilent) Key Features & Specifications See more of your signal more of the time Largest screen in its class: 8.5-inch WVGA display Fastest update...
Shenzhen, China
Q70 high accuracy oscilloscope measuring clamp on current probe
- new
The model Q70 oscilloscope current probe, it is suitable for 0-1000A current measurement, both cable and copper bus bar online measurement.
Beijing, China
Rigol DS2000E | 100MHz & 200MHz Digital Oscilloscope
- new
- Manufacturer: Rigol
- Model: DS2000E
If your debug challenge requires advanced analysis capabilities and instrument performance on an extremely tight budget the DS2000E allows you to make no compromises 1GSa/sec on all channels provides full 5X over...
Midrand, South Africa

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Overview

Oscilloscopes are essential electronic test instruments used to observe the varying signal voltages in electrical and electronic devices. They capture and display waveforms, allowing engineers and technicians to analyze the performance and diagnose issues in circuits, components, and systems. Oscilloscopes come in various types, including analog and digital, and are crucial for troubleshooting, designing, and testing electronic equipment.

FAQ

What features should I look for when buying a used oscilloscope?

Check the bandwidth, sample rate, number of channels, and memory depth. Also, consider the oscilloscope’s condition, screen quality, and any included probes or accessories.

How can I safely ship an oscilloscope?

Ensure it is well-packed with protective materials like bubble wrap and foam. Use a sturdy box and label it as fragile. Consider using a shipping service experienced in handling delicate electronics.

What maintenance does an oscilloscope require?

Regularly clean the screen and controls, check and replace probes if necessary, and ensure firmware is up to date. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance guidelines.