5 Series B MSO Mixed Signal Oscilloscope
Engineered for high-performance debug and validation, the 5 Series B MSO Mixed Signal Oscilloscope delivers unmatched signal fidelity, flexible signal capture, and advanced analysis. With bandwidths up to 2 GHz, 12-bit ADCs, and a scalable input architecture, it’s built for demanding embedded, automotive, and power electronics applications.
Its intuitive touchscreen UI, upgradable features, and powerful protocol decoding help accelerate design cycles and simplify complex measurements. It is designed for engineers who need precise, real-time insights without compromise.
- Bandwidth 350 MHz - 2 GHz
- Analog Channels 4, 6 or 8
- Digital Channels Up to 64 (optional)
- Sample Rate 6.25 GS/s
Description
Applications
Key Features
Specifications
Insightful measurements
See signal details with high-resolution 12-bit analog-to-digital converters. Change your point of view whenever you wish with multi-channel spectrum analysis, measurement statistics, tables and trend plots.
- 12-bit resolution at 1.25 GHz; 16-bit resolution at 50 MHz
- Built-in DDCs enable multi-channel, synchronized spectrum analysis
- Results tables, measurement statistics, and trend plot views
Advanced solutions
The 5 Series adapts to suit your needs with a wide range of application-specific measurements. Add advanced analysis packages individually or install application bundles to address more diverse workloads.
- Support for over 25 serial protocols covering the most common interfaces
- Advanced single-phase and three-phase power analysis packages
- Measurement tools for signal integrity and power integrity
- Optional Windows® operating system lets you run PC software
More ways to see more signals
Versatile inputs and advanced probing technology let you see more.
- Up to 8 FlexChannel™ inputs for up to 8 analog or 64 digital signals, plus an external trigger input
- Includes 500 MHz or 1 GHz probes with just 3.9 pF input capacitance
- TekVPI probe interface supports a wide range of active, differential, isolated and current probes