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Since 1991 Pico have been manufacturing award-winning PC-based oscilloscopes that are designed to meet both your budget and technical requirements. From low-cost, entry-level oscilloscopes, to high-precision PC scopes, an oscilloscope from Pico offers the functionality of a traditional digital storage oscilloscope, in a portable and easy-to-use package.

Oscilloscope Comparison Chart

Oscilloscope	Channels	Bandwidth	Sampling	Resolution (Enhanced)	Buffer Memory	PC connection	Price
PicoScope 2200 range	2 AWG	25 MHz	200 MS/s	8 bits (12 bits)	16 kS	USB 2.0	^{See Price List}
PicoScope 3200 range (New Feb 2011)	2 External trigger AWG and Sig Gen	200 MHz	200 MS/s	8 bits (12 bits)	4MS up to 128MS	USB 2.0	^{See Price List}
PicoScope 3224 (Obsolete - replaced by 4224)	2	10 MHz	20 MS/s	12 bits (16 bits)	512 kS	USB 2.0
PicoScope 4224	2	20 MHz	80 MS/s	12 bits (16 bits)	32 MS	USB 2.0
PicoScope 4224 IEPE	2 IEPE	20 MHz	80 MS/s	12 bits (16 bits)	32 MS	USB 2.0
PicoScope 4424	4	20 MHz	80 MS/s	12 bits (16 bits)	32 MS	USB 2.0
PicoScope 3425	4 (differential inputs)	5 MHz	20 MS/s	12 bits (16 bits)	512 kS	USB 2.0
PicoScope 4262	2 External trigger	5 MHz	10 MS/s	16 bit (20 bits)	16 MS	USB 2.0
PicoScope 5200 range	2 External trigger and AWG	250 MHz	1 GS/s	8 bits (12 bits)	128 MS	USB 2.0	^{See price list}
Picoscope 6400	4	350 MHz	5 GS/s	8 bits (12 bits)	1 GS	USB 2.0	See price list
PicoScope 9200 range	2	12 GHz	5 TS/s	16 bits	32 to 4096 points	USB 2.0 / LAN	^{See price list}

Notes:

USB 2.0 oscilloscopes are backward compatible with USB 1.1
Quoted sampling rates are for single channel use