Unlock more space on your bench without compromising performance. At only 1.5 inches thick and less than 4 pounds, the 2 Series MSO is a full-featured, realtime touchscreen oscilloscope in a compact, portable form factor that feels like a tablet. On the benchtop, in the classroom, or to the field, take it wherever your measurement challenges take you.

The 3 Series MDO minimizes rack or bench space by integrating multiple instrument, which combines analog, digital, and RF measurements with a signal source in a single, small (5.9 in., 149 mm deep) instrument. The combination of a small instrument and high level of integration aids in the teaching of various electronics principles as well as in its usage for more sophisticated lab experiments. Fully upgradable bandwidths and options enable adding functionality over time.

4 Series MSO offers better visibility into complex systems by offering four and six channel models with a 13.3-inch high-definition (1,920 x 1,080) display and highly intuitive user interface. Applications such as embedded systems, three-phase power electronics, automotive electronics, power supply design, and DC-to-DC power converters, require the observation of more than four analog signals to verify and characterize device performance, and to debug challenging system issues.

IsoVu® probes are the right tool for today’s demanding power measurement challenges given their industry leading 1 GHz bandwidth, 160 dB or 100 Million to 1 common mode rejection, 60 kV common mode voltage, large ± 2500 V differential range and superior probe loading. 

The TCP0150 is a high performance and easy-to-use 150 A AC/DC current probe designed for use and direct connection to the TekVPI™ probe interface.

Active power rail probe provide a low noise, large offset range solution for measurement of ripple on DC power rails ranging from -60 to +60VDC. It is suitable for probing chipsets for power rail voltage supply and control in automotive, industrial and consumer markets, probing digital power management, memory and Ethernet connectivity, probing noise sources on high-frequency power rails.