PicoScope 3000 Series, 50 MHz PC Based Oscilloscope 2-Channel

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RS Stock No.:
846-3402
Mfr. Part No.:
PicoScope 3203D
Manufacturer:
Pico Technology
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Brand

Pico Technology

Product Type

Oscilloscope

Bandwidth

50MHz

Number of Channels

2

Model Number

PicoScope 3203D

Oscilloscope Type

PC Based

Interface Type

CAN, IIC, LIN, RS232, SPI, UART, USB

Series

PicoScope 3000

Length

190mm

Standards/Approvals

EN 61010-1:2010, EN 61326-1:2006, WEEE

Height

40mm

Width

170mm

Maximum Vertical Sensitivity

4V/div

Rise Time

7ns

Minimum Time Base

1ns/div

Power Source

Mains

Vertical Resolution

8 bit

Minimum Vertical Sensitivity

4mV/div

Maximum Time Base

5000s/div

COO (Country of Origin):
GB

PicoScope 3000 Series Oscilloscope, 50MHz Bandwidth, 2 Channels - PicoScope 3203D


This oscilloscope is a Compact PC-based instrument designed for waveform capture and analysis when connected to a computer via USB power. It provides a moderate bandwidth and digitisation suitable for routine signal inspection and serial-bus debugging. The instrument supports multiple serial interfaces and operates from a host USB supply, making it convenient for bench and field use where a powered PC is available.

Features and Benefits:


• 50MHz bandwidth delivers clear analogue signal reproduction
• 2-channel input enables simultaneous dual-signal comparison
• 1ns/div minimum timebase captures fast timing details
• 8-bit vertical resolution balances speed and data size
• 7ns rise time resolves Rapid signal transitions

Applications


• Suitable for testing automotive serial buses like CAN
• Used for analysing I2C and SPI communication signals
• Ideal for debugging UART and RS232 interfaces
• Can be used with USB-equipped laptops for portable diagnostics
• Suitable for low-frequency analogue signal verification

How is the device powered for portable operation?


It draws operating power directly from a USB host connection.

What serial interfaces can be analysed with this instrument?


It supports CAN, IIC, LIN, RS232, SPI and UART signalling.

What is the slowest timebase setting available for long captures?


The maximum timebase extends to 5000s/div for long-duration monitoring.

What vertical sensitivity range is available for small-signal work?


The instrument offers sensitivity from 4mV/div up to 4V/div.

Which safety and electromagnetic standards apply to its use?


It has approvals to EN 61010-1:2010 and EN 61326-1:2006, and is WEEE registered.

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