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A new High Res mode applies a hardware-based unique Finite Impulse

Response (FIR) filter based on the selected sample rate. The FIR filter

maintains the maximum bandwidth possible for that sample rate while

preventing aliasing and removing noise from the oscilloscope amplifiers

and ADC above the usable bandwidth for the selected sample rate. High

Res mode always provides at least 12 bits of vertical resolution and

extends all the way to 16 bits of vertical resolution at ≤125 MS/s sample

rates.

New lower-noise front end amplifiers further improve the 4 Series MSO's

ability to resolve fine signal detail.

The 4 Series MSO's 12-bit ADC, along with the new High Res mode, enable industry

leading vertical resolution.

Triggering

Discovering a device fault is only the first step. Next, you must capture the

event of interest to identify root cause. The 4 Series MSO provides a

complete set of advanced triggers, including:

Runt

Logic

Pulse width

Window

Timeout

Rise/Fall time

Setup and Hold violation

Serial packet

Parallel data

Sequence

Video

Visual Trigger

RF vs. Time (optional)

With up to a 62.5 Mpoint record length, you can capture many events of

interest, even thousands of serial packets in a single acquisition, providing

high-resolution to zoom in on fine signal details and record reliable

measurements.

The wide variety of trigger types and context-sensitive help in the trigger menu make it

easier than ever to isolate the event of interest.

Visual Trigger - finding the signal of interest quickly – Finding the right

cycle of a complex bus can require hours of collecting and sorting through

thousands of acquisitions for an event of interest. Defining a trigger that

isolates the desired event speeds up debug and analysis efforts.

Visual Trigger extends the instrument's triggering capabilities by scanning

through all waveform acquisitions and comparing them to on-screen areas

(geometric shapes). You can create an unlimited number of areas using the

mouse or touchscreen, and a variety of shapes (triangles, rectangles,

hexagons, or trapezoids) can be used to specify the desired trigger

behavior. Once shapes are created, they can be edited interactively to

create custom shapes and ideal trigger conditions. Once multiple areas are

defined, a Boolean logic equation can be used to set complex trigger

conditions using on-screen editing features.

Visual Trigger areas isolate an event of interest, saving time by only capturing the events

you want to see.

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