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Agilent InfiniiVision 5000Series Portable OscilloscopesData SheetThe Next Generation of Portable Oscilloscopes
The new standard for everyday scopes 100, 300, and 500 MHz bandwidths 2 or 4 channels MegaZoom III memory anddisplay technology 8 Mpts acquisition memory Up to 100,000 waveforms persecond real-time update rate(page 5) High-definition XGA (1024 x768) display with 256 levels ofintensity grading Triggering and hardwareaccelerated decode for I2C, SPI, I2S,FlexRay, MIL-STD 1553, CAN, LINand RS-232/UART (page 6) Up to 12 bits of vertical resolution,even in single-shot acquisitions(page 7) Complete connectivity – standard(page 6) USB (2 host, 1 device), LAN,GPIB, XGA display outTraditional bench scopes are great for characterizing things that you know about. Agilent'sMegaZoom III deep memory and fast update rateshelp you find the bugs you don’t know about.2 Full remote control, includingweb browser LXI class C compliant Manuals and in-scope helpavailable in 11 languages
If you haven’t purchased an Agilent oscilloscope lately,why should you consider one now?Leading-edge technology for allscope usersThe InfiniiVision 5000 Seriesoscilloscopes leverage the samethird‑generation MegaZoom IIItechnology blocks used in ourhigher performance bench and laboscilloscopes – responsive deepmemory, fast update rates withminimal “dead time,” analog-likedisplay systems, and integratedserial analysis – and deliver them ina compact package, at a price similarto oscilloscopes with older technologyblocks.Industry-leading customer supportDon’t take our word for itAs the world’s leading test andmeasurement vendor, Agilentmaintains the largest network of salesengineers, application engineers,support engineers and technicians.From pre-sales collaboration, tocalibration, to training and consulting,to repair and servicing, Agilent standswith you throughout the life of yourproduct. It’s no accident that Agilenthas such loyal customers.Compare the InfiniiVision 5000 Serieswith your current bench scope. Orcompare it to one of our competitors’newest scopes. You’ll see whyAgilent has been the fastest-growingoscilloscope supplier since 1997(CAGR, source: Prime Data 2006 TestInstrument Industry Service MarketShare Analysis).ModelBW (MHz)ChannelsMaximum sample rateDSO5012A10022 GSa/sDSO5014A10042 GSa/sDSO5032A30022 GSa/sDSO5034A30042 GSa/sDSO5052A50024 GSa/s1DSO5054A50044 GSa/s11MemoryUpdate rate8 Mpts std1Up to 100,000 waveformsper second (page 5)Maximum sample rate and memory are achieved when two channels are interleaved3
Why does deep memory matter?See more timeYou don’t have to stitch togethermultiple acquisitions or set precisetriggering conditions. Spend lesstime finding events, and more timeanalyzing them.Seeing more time is the most easilyunderstood use of deep memory. Themore samples you acquire, the moretime you can see at a particular samplerate.See more detailsLong capture times give you bettervisibility into cause-effect relationshipsin your design, which greatly simplifiesroot-cause debugging. It also allowsyou to capture start-up events (likethe start-up sequence in Figure 1) in asingle acquisition.The relationship between memorydepth and acquisition rate isn’t asobvious. All scopes have a “banner”maximum sample rate specification,but many can only sustain these ratesat a few timebase settings.In the case of an oscilloscope with a5 GSa/s acquisition rate and 10‑Kpts ofmemory (Figure 2), those 10,000 pointscan only fill 2 μs of time. Since scopeshave 10 time divisions, the sample ratedrops at any time/div setting below200 ns/div.As a result, if you look at “slow/fast”events like a modulated signal, yourun the risk of aliasing your signal. Oryou may simply miss out on importantsignal details when you zoom in on it.Deep memory oscilloscopes let yousustain a high sample rate over longerperiods of time.Always fast, always onMegaZoom III is the third generation ofthe fast and deep memory architecturethat Agilent introduced in 1996. It’snot a special mode, unlike other deepmemory oscilloscopes. You have accessto your MegaZoom memory at all times.And the display will respond instantlyto your commands as you scale the /div setting or pan and zoom in theDelayed (or “zoom”) window.Figure 1.Inflection occurs at200 ns/divInflection occurs at10 µs/div (20 s with single-shot trigger)10 GSa/s1 GSa/sSample Rate100 MSa/s10 MSa/s1 MSa/s100 kSa/s10 kSa/s1 s/div1ms/divTime Base5 GSa/s, 10k memoryFigure 2.44 GSa/s, 1M memory10ms/div100ms/div1s/div
Why does a fast update rate matter?If the human eye has troublediscerning above 30-50 frames persecond, is there really a differencebetween 3,600 and 100,000waveforms per second? If you knowwhat you’re looking for, the answeris probably “no.” However, if you arehunting for unknown signal anomaliesor characterizing jitter, the answeris “yes.”Acquisition timeDead timeAcquisition timeIf you know that there is a glitch inyour system, it’s easy to capture itusing a pulse-width trigger. However,if you are just browsing through yourdesign, your chances of finding a glitchincrease as the oscilloscope’s updaterate increases. If a glitch occurs duringthe "dead time" between samples,you miss it (Figure 3). With MegaZoomIII technology, the dead time is muchsmaller (Figure 5). A scope with aslower update rate will capture theglitch eventually (if it recurs), but mostengineers and technicians don’t havethe time or patience to wait for theirtools to catch up.If you are characterizing signal jitter,a fast update rate gives you accurateresults sooner. And when the fastupdate rate is combined with the 5000Series’ XGA high-definition display(1024 x 768, 256 intensity levels),subtle differences in these acquisitionsbecome obvious.And like all other aspects ofMegaZoom III technology, this updaterate is delivered as a default real-timeacquisition mode. It’s always fast,always on.Dead timeFigure 3. Reducing the dead time betweenacquisitions Update Rate (waveforms per /div1µs/div10µs/div100µs/divTime BaseFigure 4. improves your chances offinding random events like glitches5000 SeriesTDS3000BWaveSurfer 400Figure 5. Update rates of popular oscilloscopes using their default real-timeacquisition modeCatch problems sooner and cover more of your debug checklist – our 100,000waveforms per second update rate helps you find intermittent problems up to100x faster than competitive scopes5
Software optionshave triggering dead time betweenacquisitions. Listing window showsa tabular view of all captures packetsthat match the on-screen waveformdata.Figure 6A. On-screen serial decode ofan SPI packetI2C/SPI serial trigger and decode(N5423A or Option LSS on newscope purchases)This application displays real-timetime‑aligned decode of I2C and SPIserial buses. Hardware-assistedtriggering and decode provide theindustries fastest throughput andupdate rate. Hardware-assistedtriggering and decode guaranteesyou will never miss a trigger event oranomaly – unlike other scopes thatThis provides testing throughput sig‑nificantly faster than other mask testsolutions, making valid pass/fail sta‑tistics available almost instantly.For more information:www.agilent.com/find/masktestFigure 6B. Mask testing uncoversinfrequent signal anomaliesMask testing (N5455A or Option LMT)Agilent's mask test option (OptionLMT or N5455A) for InfiniiVision Seriesoscilloscopes provides a fast and easyway to test your signals to specifiedstandards, and uncover unexpectedsignal anomalies, such as glitches.Mask testing on other oscilloscopesis based on software-intensive pro‑cessing technology, which tends tobe slow. Agilent's InfiniiVision scopescan perform up to 100,000 real-timewaveform pass/fail tests per second.CAN/LIN triggering and decode(N5424A or Option AMS on newscope purchases)Trigger on and decode seriallytransmitted data based on CAN andLIN protocols. This application notonly provides triggering on complexserial signals, but also providesunique hardware-accelerated decodecapabilities. Hardware-assistedtriggering and decode guaranteesyou will never miss a trigger event oranomaly – unlike other scopes thathave triggering dead time betweenacquisitions.Figure 7. Real-time totalize functionsprovide CAN bus efficiency and qualitymeasurement statisticsFigure 8. I2S Configuration PNG6I2S triggering and decode(N5468A or Option SND)Find and debug intermittent errorsand signal integrity problems fasteron I2S audio protocol devices. Thisapplication offers powerful triggeringand our unique hardware-accelerateddecode and lister window so you canmore easily find errors you could missusing other serial bus decode tools.This application requires a 4-channelDSO.For more information:www.agilent.com/find/I2C-SPIThis application requires a 4-channelDSO.For more information:www.agilent.com/find/CAN-LINThis application requires a 4-channelDSO.For more information:www.agilent.com/find/I2S
Software options (continued)RS-232/UART serial decode andtrigger (N5457A or Option 232 onnew scope purchases)The application lets you easily viewthe information sent over a RS-232 orother UART serial bus. Display realtime time-aligned decode of transmitand receive lines. The application alsoenables triggering on RS-232/UARTconditions.This application requires a 4-channelDSO and can use any combinationof the scope or logic acquisitionchannels.Segmented memory (N5454Aor Option SGM on new scopepurchases)buses, and bursty signals such asradar. View an overlay of all signalsegments, including serial decode,while highlighting the current segment.Quickly move between segments toview signal detail associated with aspecific segment.For more information:www.agilent.com/find/RS-232Figure 9. Trigger on and decodeRS-232/UART transmissionFigure 10. Use segmented memory tooptimize available memoryFigure 11. Time-correlated display ofthe FlexRay physical layer signal withprotocol decoding.Segmented memory optimizesavailable memory for data streamsthat have long dead times betweenactivity. The application is mostuseful for analyzing signal activityassociated with laser pulses, serialFlexRay Measurements (N5432C orOption FLX on new scope purchases)mask testing and physical layer con‑formance test solution.Trigger on and time-correlate FlexRaycommunication with physical layersignals. With Agilent’s unique hard‑ware-accelerated decoding, it providesthe fastest decode update rates inthe industry while the scope remainsresponsive and fast. Also includedwith this option is FlexRay eye-diagramThis application requires a 4-channelDSO.MIL-STD 1553 Serial Trigger andDecode (N5469A or Option 533 on newscope purchase)Figure 12. Time-correlated display of theMIL-STD 1553 physical layer signal withprotocol decoding.For more information:www.agilent.com/find/segmentedThis application provides integratedMIL-STD 1553 serial bus trigger‑ing, hardware-based decoding, andeye-diagram mask testing to help youdebug and characterize theelectrical/physical layer ofMIL-STD 1553 serial buses fasterFor more information:www.agilent/find/flexraythan with traditional “bit-counting”methods.This application requires a 4-channelDSO.For more information:www.agilent.com/find/15537
Other nice featuresHigh resolution modeOffers up to 12 bits of verticalresolution in real-time, single-shotmode. This is accomplished by seriallyfiltering sequential data points andmapping the filtered results to thedisplay when operating at base timesettings greater than 10 µs/div.Help is at your fingertipsAn embedded help system – availablein 11 languages – gives you quickanswers if you don’t understand afeature. Simply press and hold thecorresponding front-panel key, and ascreen pops up to explain its function(Figure 13).Figure 13. Press and hold a key forinstant helpWaveform math with FFTAnalysis functions include subtract,multiply, integrate, and differentiate, aswell as Fast Fourier Transforms (FFT).23 automatic measurementswith statisticsGet up to 4 simultaneousmeasurements with 5 additionalstatistics beyond the current value.Fast update rate provides statisticaldata for enabled measurements suchas mean, min, max, standard deviationand count.Pressing [QuickMeas] brings up thelast four measurements selected.Cursors automatically track the mostrecently selected measurement.8Figure 14. Measurement statisticsallow you to have confidence in yourmeasurements. Statistics can show thata measurement is not only correct at onemoment, but that it has stabilized andhas a low variance over time, giving it ahigher statistical validity.
Other nice features (continued)Peak detect250 ps peak detect on 500‑MHzmodels, 500 ps on 300‑MHz modelsand 1 ns on 100‑MHz models helps youfind narrow glitches.AutoProbe interfaceAutomatically sets probe attenuationfactors and provides power forselected Infiniium active probes,including the award-winning 1130A1.5‑GHz InfiniiMax differential activeprobe and 1156A 1.5‑GHz single-endedactive probe systems.5-digit hardware counterMeasures frequency up to thebandwidth of the scope.Trig OutProvides an easy way to synchronizeyour scope to other instruments.Use the Trig Out port to connect yourscope to a frequency counter for moreaccurate frequency measurements orto cross trigger other instruments.AutoscaleDisplays all active signals, andautomatically sets the vertical,horizontal and trigger controls.Serial Listing DisplayIn addition to seeing decoded packetdate on the bus waveform itself,you can view all capture packetsin a listing view where the decodematches the on-screen waveform data.This feature is also compatible withAgilent’s Segmented Memory option(SGM)Oscilloscope toolsE2690B Oscilloscope tools package,licensed by Agilent Technologiesfrom Amherst Systems Associates(ASA), makes it easy to perform indepth analysis of captured signals.More information can be found in theOscilloscope Tools data sheet (Agilentpublication number 5989-3525EN).Figure 16. Serial listing display anddecoded and all capture packetsOffline viewing and analysis(B4610A)Save your scope data to a USB ornetwork drive and import the datainto a PC-based offline viewer.Pan and zoom. Use searching andfiltering to gain insight on analog anddigital buses. Email the data to teammembers who can use the same toolat their PCs. (www.agilent.com/find/InfiniiVisionOffline)HDTV triggerThe 5000 Series supports analogHDTV/EDTV triggering for standardslike 1080i, 1080p, 720p and 480p aswell as standard video triggering onany line within a field, all lines, allfields, and odd or even fields for NTSC,SECAM, PAL and PAL-M video signals.Figure 15. View and analyze previouslyacquired scope data on a PC-basedoffline tool9
ProbingTo get the most out of your scope, youneed the right probes and accessoriesfor your application. That’s why AgilentTechnologies offers a complete familyof innovative passive and active probesfor the 5000 Series scopes to helpyou get your job done easily. For morecomprehensive information, referto the Agilent 6000 and 5000 SeriesOscilloscope Probes and AccessoriesData Sheet (Agilent publicationnumber 5968-8153EN/ENUS) or visitwww.agilent.com/find/scope probes.Selection guideN2863A(shipped with100 MHz and10070C300 MHz models)10073C(shipped with10076A500 MHz models)high-voltage probeN2771Ahigh-voltage probeProbe bandwidth20 MHz300 MHz500 MHz250 MHz50 MHzProbe rise time (calculated) 17.5 ns 1.16 ns 700 ps 1.4 ns 7 nsAttenuation ratio1:110:110:1100:11000:1Input resistance (whenterminated into 1 MΩ)1 MΩ10 MΩ2.2 MΩ66.7 MΩ100 MΩInput capacitanceApprox. 70 pFApprox. 12 pFApprox. 12 pFApprox. 3 pFApprox. 1 pFMaximum input(dc peak ac)400 Vpk CAT I300 Vrms(mains isolated)400 Vpk CAT II(post receptaclemains)500 Vpk CAT I4000 Vpk(mains isolated)400 Vpk CAT II(post receptaclemains)15 kV dc, 10 kVrms,30 kV dc peak acCompensation rangeNone5-30 pF6-15 pF6-20 pF7-25 pFProbe senseNoYesYesYesNoU.S. price 175.00 135.00 311.00 360.00 1,203.0010
Probing (continued)Selection guide (continued)Current probesDescription1147B50-MHz 115 A current probe, AC/DC1146A100-kHz current probe, AC/DCN2780A2-MHz/500 A current probe, AC/DCN2781A10-MHz/150 A current probe, AC/DCN2782A50-MHz/30 A current probe, AC/DCN2783A100-MHz/30 A current probe, AC/DCN2779APower supply for N278xAActive single-ended probesDescription1141A200-MHz differential probe1144A800-MHz active probe1145A2-channel 750-MHz active probe1142APower supply for 1144A/1145A1156A1.5-GHz active probeActive differential probesDescriptionN2790A100 MHz, 1.4 kV high-voltage differential probe with AutoProbe interfaceN2791A25 MHz, 700 V high-voltage differential probe (battery or USB powered)N2792A200 MHz, /-20 V differential probe (battery or USB powered)N2793A800 MHz, /-15 V differential probe (battery or USB powered)1130A1.5-GHz InfiniiMax differential probe amplifier(Order one or more InfiniiMax probe heads or connectivity kits per amplifier.)11
ConnectivityIntuiLink toolbarsOur customers tell us that oscilloscopeconnectivity is an increasinglyimportant feature of their testinstruments. That’s why the 5000Series scopes come with the mostcomprehensive hardware and softwareconnectivity tools in their class.IntuiLink gives you a quick way tomove screenshots and data intoMicrosoft Word and Excel. Thesetoolbars can be installed fromwww.agilent.com/find/intuilink.Hardware connectivityView Scope logic analyzer andoscilloscope correlationStandard ports include: 2 x USB host ports (for externalstorage and printing devices), oneon the front and one on the rear 1 x USB device port for high-speedPC connectivity 10/100 Mbit LAN for Internet/intranet connectivity GPIB to allow easy migration intoexisting test systems XGA out for external monitors andprojectorsFigure 17. Agilent Remote Front Panelrunning in a Web browserLXI class CLAN eXtensions for Instrumentation(LXI) is a standards-based architecturefor test systems. By specifying theinteraction of system components,LXI enables fast and efficient testsystem creation and reconfiguration.The 5000 Series oscilloscopes followspecified LAN protocols and adhereto LXI requirements such as a built-inWeb control server, IVI-COM driver,and easy-to-use SCPI commands.The standard Agilent I/O LibrarySuite makes it easy to configure andintegrate instruments in your system.Figure 18. The 5000 Series has just about any connection you might need – standard.12View Scope enables simpletime‑correlated measurementsbetween an InfiniiVision 5000 Seriesoscilloscope and an Agilent 1680/90or 16800/900 logic analyzer. Scope andlogic waveforms are integrated into asingle logic analyzer waveform displayfor easy analysis – all with a simplepoint-to-point LAN connection. Youcan also cross-trigger the instruments,automatically de-skew the waveforms,and maintain marker tracking betweenthe instruments.Figure 19. Combine best-in-classinstruments with a simple connection.
Performance characteristicsAcquisitionSample rateDSO501xA/503xA: 2 GSa/a each channelDSO505xA: 4 GSa/s half channel1, 2 GSa/s each channelEquivalent-time sample rate400 GSa/s (when real-time mode is turned off)Memory depthStandard 8 Mpts half channel1 , 4 Mpts each channelVertical resolution8 bits, up to 12 in high-resolution or averaging modesPeak detectionDSO501xA: 1 ns peak detectDSO503xA: 500 ps peak detectDSO505xA: 250 ps peak detectAveragingSelectable from 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 to 65536High resolution modeAverage mode with #avg 112 bits of resolution when 10 µs/div, at 4 GSa/s or 20 µs/div, at 2 GSa/sFilterSinx/x interpolation (single shot BW sample rate/4 or bandwidth of oscilloscope, whichever is less)with vectors on and in real-time modeVertical systemScope channelsDSO50x2A: 2 Ch 1 and 2 simultaneous acquisitionDSO50x4A: Ch 1, 2, 3, and 4 simultaneous acquisitionBandwidth (–3dB)2DSO501xA: DC to 100 MHzDSO503xA: DC to 300 MHzDSO505xA: DC to 500 MHzAC coupledDSO501xA: 3.5 Hz to 100 MHzDSO503xA: 3.5 Hz to 300 MHzDSO505xA: 3.5 Hz to 500 MHzCalculated rise time( 0.35/bandwidth)DSO501xA: 3.5 nsecDSO503xA: 1.17 nsecDSO505xA: 700 psecSingle-shot bandwidthDSO501xA: 100 MHzDSO503xA: 300 MHzDSO505xA: 500 MHz12Half channel is when only one channel of channel pair 1-2 is turned on, or one channel of channel pair 3-4 is turned on.Denotes warranted specifications, all others are typical. Specifications are valid after a 30-minute warm-up period and 10 C from firmware calibration temperature.13
Performance characteristics (continued)Vertical system (continued)Range12 mV/div to 5 V/div (1 MΩ or 50 Ω)Maximum inputMaximum input voltage for analog inputs:CAT I 300 Vrms, 400 Vpk; transient overvoltage 1.6 kVpkCAT II 100 Vrms, 400 Vpkwith N2863A 10:1 probe: CAT I 600 V, CAT II 300 V (DC peak AC)with 10073C 10:1 probe: CAT I 500 Vpk, CAT II 400 Vpkwith 50 Ω input: 5 Vrms, CAT IOffset range 5 V on ranges 10 mV/div; 20 V on ranges 10 mV/div to 200 mV/div; 75 V on ranges 200 mV/divDynamic range 8 divInput impedance1 MΩ 1% 12 pF or 50 Ω 1.0%, selectableCouplingAC, DCBW limit25 MHz selectableChannel-to-channel isolationDC to max bandwidth 40 dBStandard probesDSO501xA: 10:1 N2863A shipped standard for each oscilloscope channelDSO503xA: 10:1 N2863A shipped standard for each oscilloscope channelDSO505xA: 10:1 10073C shipped standard for each oscilloscope channelProbe IDAuto probe sense and AutoProbe interfaceAgilent- and Tektronix-compatible passive probe senseESD tolerance 2 kVNoise, RMS, input shortedDSO501xA: 0.5% full scale or 250 µV, whichever is greaterDSO503xA: 0.5% full scale or 300 µV, whichever is greaterDSO505xA: 0.5% full scale or 360 µV, whichever is greaterDC vertical gain accuracy2 2.0% full scaleDC vertical offset accuracy 200 mV/div: 0.1 div 2.0 mV 0.5% offset value; 200 mV/div: 0.1 div 2.0 mV 1.5% offset valueSingle cursor accuracy1 {DC vertical gain accuracy DC vertical offset accuracy 0.2% full scale ( 1/2 LSB)}Example: for 50 mV signal, oscilloscope set to 10 mV/div (80 mV full scale), 5 mV offset,accuracy {2.0% (80 mV) 0.1 (10 mV) 2.0 mV 0.5% (5 mV) 0.2%(80 mV)} 4.785 mVDual cursor accuracy1 {DC vertical gain accuracy 0.4% full scale ( 1 LSB)}Example: for 50 mV signal, oscilloscope set to 10 mV/div (80 mV full scale), 5 mV offset,accuracy {2.0% (80 mV) 0.4% (80 mV)} 1.92 mV12142 mV/div is a magnification of 4 mV/div setting. For vertical accuracy calculations, use full scale of 32 mV for 2 mV/div sensitivity setting.Denotes warranted specifications, all others are typical. Specifications are valid after a 30-minute warm-up period and 10 C from firmware calibration temperature.
Performance characteristics (continued)HorizontalRangeDSO501xA: 5 nsec/div to 50 sec/divDSO503xA: 2 nsec/div to 50 sec/divDSO505xA: 1 nsec/div to 50 sec/divResolution2.5 psecTime scale accuracy*Specification: 25 ppm from 0 C to 40 CCharacteristic: 25 ppm 1 ppm per C from 40 C to 55 CVernier1-2-5 increments when off, 25 minor increments between major settings when onDelay rangePre-trigger (negative delay): Greater of 1 screen width or 125 µsPost-trigger (positive delay): 1 s to 500 secondsChannel delta-t accuracySame channel: 0.0025% reading 0.1% screen width 20 psChannel-to-channel: 0.0025% reading 0.1% screen width 40 psSame channel example (DSO505xA): For signal with pulse width of 10 µs, oscilloscope set to 5 µs/div(50 µs screen width), delta-t accuracy {0.0025% (10 µs) 0.1% (50 µs) 20 ps} 50.27 nsModesMain, delayed, roll, XYXYBandwidth: Max bandwidthPhase error at 1 MHz: 0.5 degreesZ Blanking: 1.4 V blanks trace (use external trigger on DSO50x2A, channel 4 on DSO50x4A)Reference positionsLeft, center, rightSegmented memory re-arm time 8 µs (minimum time between trigger events)Trigger systemSourcesDSO50x2A: Ch 1, 2, line, extDSO50x4A: Ch 1, 2, 3, 4, line, extModesAuto, normal (triggered), singleHoldoff time 60 ns to 10 secondsTrigger jitter15 ps rms* Denotes warranted specification. Specifications are valid after a 30 minute warm-up period and 10 C from firmware calibration procedure.15
Performance characteristics (continued)Trigger system (continued)SelectionsEdgeTrigger on a rising, falling, or alternating edge of any sourcePulse widthTrigger when a positive- or negative-going pulse is less than, greater than, or within a specified rangeon any of the source channels.Minimum pulse width setting:5 ns (DSO501xA)2 ns (DSO503xA, DSO505xA)Maximum pulse width setting: 10 sPatternTrigger at the beginning of a pattern of high, low, and don't care levels and/or a rising or falling edgeestablished across any of the channels, but only after a pattern has been established for a minimum of2 nsec. The channel’s high or low level is defined by that channel’s trigger level.SequenceArm on Event A, trigger on Event B(edge or pattern), with option to reset on Event C or time delayTVTrigger using any oscilloscope channel on most analog progressive and interlaced video standardsincluding HDTV/EDTV, NTSC, PAL, PAL-M or SECAM broadcast standards. Select either positive ornegative sync pulse polarity. Modes supported include Field 1, Field 2, all fields, all lines, or any linewithin a field. TV trigger sensitivity: 0.5 division of sync signal. Trigger holdoff time can be adjusted inhalf field increments.DurationTrigger on a multi-channel pattern whose time duration is less than a value, greater than a value,greater than a time value with a timeout, or inside or outside of a set of time values.Minimum duration setting: 2 nsMaximum duration setting: 10 sCANTrigger on CAN (Controller Area Network) version 2.0A and 2.0B signals. Trigger on the start of frame(SOF) bit (standard). N5424A option supports triggering on remote frame ID (RTR), data frame ID( RTR), remote or data frame ID, data frame ID and data, error frame, all errors, acknowledge error andoverload frame.FlexRayTrigger on FlexRay Frames, errors, events and cycle-multiplexed triggering. N5432C or optionFLX supports also triggering on particular frame types symbolically, such as Startup frames, Null frame,Sync frame, etc., as well as Boolean NOT frame types.LINTrigger on LIN (Local Interconnect Network) sync break at beginning of message frame (standard).N5424A option supports triggering on frame ID.I2CTrigger on I2C (Inter-IC bus) serial protocol at a start/stop condition or user defined frame with addressand/or data values. Also trigger on missing acknowledge, address with no acq, restart, EEPROM read,and 10-bit write.SPITrigger on SPI (Serial Protocol Interface) data pattern during a specific framing period. Supports positiveand negative Chip Select framing as well as clock Idle framing and user-specified number of bits perframe.RS-232/UARTView the information sent over a RS-232 serial bus. Display real-time time-aligned decode of transmitand receive lines. The application also enables triggering on RS-232/UART conditions.MIL-STD 1553Trigger on specific Command/Status Words, Data Words, and error conditions.AutoScale16Edge, pulse width, pattern, TV, durationFinds and displays all active channels, sets edge trigger mode on highest-numbered channel, setsvertical sensitivity on channels, time base to display 1.8 periods. Requires minimum voltage 10 mVpp, 0.5% duty cycle and minimum frequency 50 Hz.
Performance characteristics (continued)Channel triggeringRange (internal) 6 div from center screenSensitivity1 10 mV/div: greater of 1 div or 5mV; 10 mV/div: 0.6 divCouplingAC ( 10 Hz), DC, noise reject, HF reject and LF reject ( 50 kHz)1Denotes warranted specifications, all others are typical. Specifications are valid after a 30-minute warm-up period and 10 C from firmware calibration temperature.External (EXT) triggeringDSO50x2ADSO50x4AInput impedance1 MΩ 3% 12 pF or 50 Ω 1%1.015 kΩ 5%Maximum inputCAT I 300 Vrms, 400 Vpk; transient overvoltage 1.6 kVpkCAT II 100 Vrms, 400 Vpkwith N2863A 10:1 probe: CAT I 600 V, CAT II 300 V (DC peak AC)with 10073C 10:1 probe: CAT I 500 Vpk, CAT II 400 Vpk5 Vrms with 50-Ω input, CAT I 15 VRangeDC coupling: trigger level 1 V and 8 V 5 VSensitivityFor 1V range setting:DC to 100 MHz, 100 mV, 100 MHz to bandwidth ofthe oscilloscope, 200 mVFor 8 V range setting:DC to 100 MHz, 250 mV; 100 MHz to bandwidth ofthe oscilloscope, 500 mVCouplingAC ( 10 Hz), DC, noise reject, HF reject and LF reject ( 50 kHz)Probe IDAuto probe sense and AutoProbe interfaceAgilent- and Tektronix-compatible passive probe senseDC to 100 MHz, 500 mVDisplay systemDisplay6.3-inch (161 mm) diagonal color TFT LCDDisplay update rateUp to 100,000 waveforms/sec in real-time modeResolutionXGA:768 vertical by 1024 horizontal points (screen area);640 vertical by 1000 horizontal points (waveform area)256 levels of intensity scaleControlsWaveform intensity on front panel. Vectors on/off; infinite persistence on/off,8 x 10 grid with intensity controlBuilt-in help systemKey-specific help displayed by pressing and holding key or softkey of interestReal-time clockTime and date (user adjustable)17
Performance characteristics (continued)Measurement featuresAutomatic measurementsMeasurements are continuously updated. Cursors track last selected measurement.VoltagePeak-to-peak, maximum, minimum, average, amplitude, top, base, overshoot, preshoot, RMS,standard deviation, Ratio (dB)TimeFrequency, period, width, – width and duty cycle on any channel. Rise time, fall time, X at max Y(time at max volts), X at min Y (time at min volts), delay, and phase on oscilloscope channels only.CounterBuilt-in 5-digit frequency counter on any channel. Counts up to the oscilloscope’s bandwidth.Threshold definitionVariable by percent and absolute value; 10%, 50%, 90% default for time measurementsCursorsManually or automatically placed readout of horizontal (X, ΔX, 1/ΔX) and vertical (Y, ΔY). TrackingCursors provides an additional mode for cursor positioning beyond the current manual method. Whencursor tracking is e
5 GSa/s, 10k memory 4 GSa/s, 1M memory Inflection occurs at 200 ns/div Inflection occurs at 10 µs/div (20 s with single-shot trigger) Sample Rate 10 GSa/s 1 kSa/s 1 GSa/s 100 MSa/s 10 MSa/s 1 MSa/s 100 kSa/s 10 kSa/s Time Base 1 ns/div 10 ns/div 100 ns/div 1 µs/div 10 µs/div 100 µs/div
