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Tektronix TDS3000C Series Digital Phosphor Oscilloscopes

DPOs Provide a Greater Level of Insight into Complex Signals
To solve a problem, first you need to see it. The TDS3000C Series combines 3,600 wfms/s continuous waveform capture rate and real-time intensity grading so you can see the problem and solve it.

Fast waveform capture rates on a continuous basis save time by quickly revealing the nature of faults so advanced triggers can be applied to isolate them.

Real-time intensity grading highlights the details about the history of a signal’s activity, making it easier to understand the characteristics of the waveforms you’ve captured. Unlike other comparable oscilloscopes, the history remains even after the acquisition is stopped.

Quickly Debug and Characterize Signals with DRT Sampling Technology and sin(x)/x Interpolation
The TDS3000C 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. With the TDS3000C Series there is no change in sampling rate when additional channels are turned on, unlike other comparable oscilloscopes. This sampling technology makes it possible to capture high-frequency information, such as glitches and edge anomalies, that elude other oscilloscopes in its class, while sin(x)/x interpolation ensures precise reconstruction of each waveform.

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• 100 MHz, 300 MHz and 500 MHz bandwidth models
• 2 or 4 channels
  
• Sample rates up to 5 GS/s real-time on all channels
  
• 10 k standard record length on all channels
  
• 3,600 wfms/s continuous waveform capture rate
  
• Suite of advanced triggers

• Front panel USB host port for easy storage and transfer of measurement data
  
• 25 automatic measurements
  
• FFT standard
  
• Multiple language user interface
  
• WaveAlert® automatic waveform anomaly detection
  
• TekProbe® interface supports active, differential and current probes for automatic scaling and units