PicoScope Automotive Series, 20 MHz PC Based PC Oscilloscope 4-Channel

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RS Stock No.:
283-6449
Distrelec Article No.:
302-61-772
Mfr. Part No.:
PQ174
Brand:
Pico Technology
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Brand

Pico Technology

Product Type

PC Oscilloscope

Bandwidth

20MHz

Number of Channels

4

Model Number

PQ174

Oscilloscope Type

PC Based

Interface Type

USB

Series

PicoScope Automotive

Standards/Approvals

No

Maximum Vertical Sensitivity

40V/div

Minimum Vertical Sensitivity

10mV/div

Minimum Time Base

100ns/div

Vertical Resolution

12 bit

Maximum Time Base

5000s/div

COO (Country of Origin):
GB

Pico Technology Series PQ Pc Oscilloscope, 20MHz Bandwidth, USB Interface - PQ174


This PC oscilloscope connects to a computer via USB to perform waveform acquisition and analysis in a software-driven environment. It is designed for multi-channel signal capture and long-duration monitoring, providing a Compact test solution that relies on host processing and display rather than an integrated front panel. The unit is suitable for laboratory, bench and field measurement tasks where flexible visualisation and data logging on a PC are required.

Features and Benefits:


• 20MHz bandwidth for capturing mid-frequency signals and transients
• Four simultaneous input channels for multi-signal correlation
• 12-bit vertical resolution for improved amplitude discrimination
• 100ns/div minimum time base for fine temporal detail
• 5000s/div maximum time base for extended-duration logging

Applications


• Suitable for laboratory signal analysis and debugging
• Ideal for multi-channel transient and timing measurements
• Used with PCs for automated test and data capture
• Can be used for long-term monitoring of slow phenomena
• Used for educational demonstrations of waveform behaviour

What Interface is used to connect the device to a computer?


It uses a USB Interface to transfer waveform data and control signals to the host PC.

How many input channels are available for simultaneous measurement?


There are four channels enabling concurrent observation of multiple signals.

What is the smallest vertical increment I can set for sensitive measurements?


The instrument provides a minimum vertical sensitivity setting of 10mV/div for low-amplitude signals.

Can it resolve small amplitude differences in complex signals?


Its 12-bit vertical resolution increases quantisation levels for finer amplitude resolution.

How long can the oscilloscope capture slow-changing signals without interruption?


The time base can be extended up to 5000s/div to support very long-duration captures.

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