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Manufacturer number: BK2567B-MSO
Article number: | BK2567B-MSO |
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Bandwidth (MHz): | 100 |
Counter: | Yes |
DVM: | Yes |
Dimensions (L x W x H) (mm): | 111 x 352 x 224 |
Function generator: | 50 MHz |
Interfaces: | USB, LAN, Optional: WLAN |
Model: | BK2567B-MSO |
Number of channels: | 2 |
Number of digital channels: | 16 |
Samplerate: | 1 GSa/s |
Screen size: | 25.65 cm |
Screen type: | 1024 x 600, TFT-LCD touchscreen |
Segmentable memory: | Yes |
Signal acquisition rate: | 120,000 wfms/s |
Storage depth: | 200 MPts |
Triggertypes: | Edge, Pulse Width, Runt, Window, Timeout, Nth Edge, Slope, Video, Pattern, Serial Bus |
Vertical resolution: | 8-bit |
Warranty (years): | 3 |
Weight (kg): | 3.9 |
The 2560B series from B&K Precision is a modern oscilloscope series for demanding measurement and analysis tasks. It combines powerful hardware with intelligent software and offers maximum flexibility and user-friendliness.
The series consists of digital storage oscilloscopes (DSO) and mixed-signal oscilloscopes (MSO) with up to 350 MHz bandwidth, 2 GSa/s sampling rate and 200 Mpts memory depth per channel. Highlights include a capacitive 10.1" touchscreen, an integrated 50 MHz arbitrary function generator, advanced trigger functions, serial bus analysis, power analysis functions, Bode plot display and much more.
With the optional or integrated mixed signal functionality (MSO), analog and digital signals can be acquired and evaluated simultaneously - ideal for development and troubleshooting of embedded systems, digital circuits and communication interfaces.
The 2567B-MSO combines a high analog bandwidth of 200 MHz with an integrated 16-channel logic analyzer. It is ideal for complex test environments where both analog and digital signals need to be precisely analyzed and correlated.
Compared to the 2567B, the MSO model offers an additional 16 digital channels (D0 to D15) with up to 500 MSa/s sampling rate, which significantly expands mixed-signal analysis. Compared to the 2565B-MSO, the 2567B-MSO offers additional performance reserves with 200 MHz bandwidth. Ideal for advanced embedded development or faster digital systems.
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