02 July 2012

LeCroy expands WaveAce scope range

LeCroy has announced two additions to its WaveAce oscilloscope series: the WaveAce 1000 and WaveAce 2000. WaveAce 1000 oscilloscopes, which sample at up to 1Gsample/s, come with 2Mpt of memory. The two channel devices have a bandwidth ranging from 40MHz to 100MHz. Meanwhile, WaveAce 2000 oscilloscopes deliver have sample rates of up to 2Gsample/s and 24kpt of memory. Available in two and four channel versions, bandwidth ranges from 70MHz to 300MHz.

Devices in the new WaveAce families feature a 7in widescreen display and powerful debug tools, including 32 automatic measurements, waveform math capabilities, pass/fail mask testing, large internal storage, remote control and waveform recorder. Integration with LeCroy's logic analyser and waveform generators is said to provide expanded debug and testing capabilities.
The display can show up to five measurements without crowding the waveform display, or show all 32 automatic measurements at the same time using the measurement dashboard. A range of advanced timing parameters provides insight to the relationship between signals on two different channels. The WaveAce range has sufficient internal storage for 20 waveforms, 20 setups and two reference waveforms.
According to LeCroy, the WaveAce 1000 and 2000 go beyond the capabilities of a typical oscilloscope; both can be integrated with the LogicStudio 16 logic analyser or with the WaveStation function/arbitrary waveform generator. When connected to the same pc, the LogicStudio 16 and the WaveAce turn the device into a mixed signal oscilloscope.

Author
Graham Pitcher

Supporting Information

Websites
http://www.lecroy.com

Companies
Teledyne LeCroy GmbH

This material is protected by Findlay Media copyright
See Terms and Conditions.
One-off usage is permitted but bulk copying is not.
For multiple copies contact the sales team.

Do you have any comments about this article?

Add your comments

Name
 
Email
 
Comments
 

Your comments/feedback may be edited prior to publishing. Not all entries will be published.
Please view our Terms and Conditions before leaving a comment.

Related Articles

Wearable sensor developed

A new type of wearable sensor has been developed that could greatly improve the ...

Compound eye

There are many applications in which motion detection is an important element, ...

Dialog unveils SmartBond chip

Looking to break into the booming wireless market, Dialog Semiconductor has ...

Resolving 'No Fault Found'

The problem rejoices under the catch-all of NFF – No Fault Found – and covers ...

PXI roundtable

PXI has taken the world of automated test by storm. In its 16 years of ...

Rules of interconnection

The concept of using modular instrumentation at the heart of functional ATE ...

Inductive sensing applications

This article considers a number of inductive sensing applications to give an ...

Mobile OS architecture trends

In this whitepaper, Intel describes its investigations in the trends of mobile ...

A better way to cloud

This whitepaper explores the factors around the shifts in cloud computing, and ...

10A load switch ics

Toshiba Electronics Europe has introduced two new cmos load switch ics with ...

Full hd cmos image sensor

Toshiba has introduced the T4K71, a full hd (1080p) back side illumination cmos ...

Wireless automation system

ELRO's new wireless alarm and automation system, the HIS20S, is now available ...

EMC Training

28th May 2013, Wokingham, Berkshire, UK

Antenna Testing Workshop

29th May 2013, Wokingham, Berkshire, UK

Wireless Seminars 2013

4-5th June 2013, Manchester and Reading, UK

Bluetooth remote control intro

Available now is the new Bluetooth Smart Remote Control kit which provides a ...

Low noise, high PSRR LDO

TI application engineer, Sheng Jin demonstrates the low noise, high PSRR LP5907 ...

SensorTag intro

Connect your Bluetooth low energy product to a smartphone The Bluetooth low ...

Thinner, but higher profile

Freescale has launched the latest – and smallest – member of its Kinetis range ...

$60million well spent?

The fate of MIPS Technologies has been the subject of rumours for several ...

IPv6 launch day

Depending on who you believe, anything from 20billion to 50bn devices will be ...

Roland Steffen, R&S

Graham Pitcher finds out from Roland Steffen how Rohde & Schwarz plans to build ...

Gregg Lowe, Freescale

Freescale's new ceo tells Graham Pitcher that, while he's not 'dancing' yet, ...

Dr James Truchard, NI

After more than 30 years at the helm, Dr T tells Graham Pitcher he is still ...