Oscilloscopes are tools used by engineers, designers, and technicians to analyze and measure complicated electronic signals. Oscilloscopes enable you to develop and verify high-performance systems and electronic designs. They are an indispensable tool in any workshop, laboratory or test station.

Teledyne LeCroy’s HDO4000A series of digital oscilloscopes come with 4 input channels 12-bit resolution and are available in bandwidths ranging from 200 MHz up to 1 GHz. Compact and only 5” deep the HDO4000A oscilloscopes are one of the most space-efficient bench scopes around. Combine this with Teledyne LeCroy’s HD4096 HD technology, long memory, and a compact form factor the HDO4000A series of oscilloscopes provide superior and uncompromised measurement performance.

HD4096 technology enables the capture and display of signals up to 1 GHz with a high sample rate and 16 times more resolution than other digital oscilloscopes. The waveform is displayed with precision, accuracy and clear detail.

The Most Advanced User Interface or MAUI provides the user with superior user experience. Designed for touch, the unique feature allows you to operate the scope exactly like a phone or tablet. All the important oscilloscope controls are accessed through the intelligent touch screen, simply flick or drag and drop. MAUI with OneTouch dramatically reduces set up time and helps identify problems and find solutions quickly.

Digital oscilloscopes are used in a wide array of applications in a multitude of different industries. The oscilloscope is a vital piece of equipment for any professional who is designing, testing or repairing electronic equipment. Some of the most common are;

Teledyne LeCroy oscilloscopes and probes have been designed, manufactured and tested to the highest standards. This ensures high reliability and quality. In the unlikely event, you experience any problems all Teledyne LeCroy digital oscilloscopes are covered by a 3-year manufactures warranty and probes a 1-year warranty.

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