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PicoScope 3000 Oscilloscope
(Replaced by new 3000 A and B Series- Feb 2011)
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Specifications
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The PicoScope 3000 range of PC oscilloscopes offer a level of performance that exceeds any other PC oscilloscope currently manufactured by Pico or our competitors.
Oscilloscope Specifications
| PicoScope |
3204 |
3205 |
3206 |
| Bandwidth |
50 MHz |
100 MHz |
200 MHz |
Sampling rate
(repetitive signals) |
2.5 GS/s |
5 GS/s |
10 GS/s |
Sampling rate
(single shot) |
50 MS/s |
100 MS/s |
200 MS/s (single channel)
100 MS/s (dual channel) |
| Channels |
2 Ext trigger |
| Oscilloscope timebases |
5 ns/div to 50 s/div |
2 ns/div to 50 s/div |
1 ns/div to 50 s/div |
| Timebase accuracy |
50 ppm |
50 ppm |
50 ppm |
| Spectrum ranges |
0 to 25 MHz |
0 to 50 MHz |
0 to 100 MHz |
| Dynamic range |
50 dB |
| Signal generator |
Fixed 1 KHz square wave |
Fixed amplitude, Variable frequency sine/square/triangle wave with single/dual slope sweep options.
Maximum frequency 1 MHz. |
| Trigger modes |
Free Run, Auto, Repeat, Single and Save To Disk On Trigger |
| Pre/post trigger |
-100% to 100% |
| Buffer size |
256 KB |
512 KB |
1 MB |
| Resolution |
8 bits |
| Accuracy |
±3% |
| Ranges |
10 mV to 2 V/div |
| Input impedance |
1 MΩ |
| Overload protection |
±100 V (signal input)
±30 V (signal generator / external trigger)
±50 V (between grounds) |
| PC connection |
USB 2.0 (USB 1.1 compatible) |
| Power supply |
from USB port* |
| Dimensions |
140 x 190 x 45 mm |
| Supplied software |
PicoScope (oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer, meter), PicoLog (data logger), Driver and examples (C, Delphi and Visual Basic, Labview, Agilent VEE6.1 and Excel.)
Software is supplied on CD and is compatible with Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP |
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3204 |
3205 |
3206 |
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| Scope Kit - Carrying Case, 2 X1/X10 Probes |
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* In normal operation the PicoScope 320x is powered either from a USB port on your computer or from a powered hub. It is not possible to power this device from an un-powered USB hub. If both the PC and the device under test are referenced to the same ground (earth) then noise/offset problems may occur. This problem is only likely to occur when using a mains powered desktop PC whilst measuring DC coupled (earth referenced) signals of a small amplitude. If this situation occurs a mains power adaptor (supplied) will have to be used to power the unit.
Pico 3224 Information - 12 Bit 2 Channel USB Scope
PICO 3425 Information - 12 Bit 4 Channel Differential Input Scope
Labview Examples and 3000 DLL
Updated: 2009-05-28
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