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Pico Automotive Scope software now sports a new Waveform Library browser.
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Serial Decoding - UPDATE

The new PicoScope beta release, 6.13, adds Modbus RTU and ASCII to its growing list of serial decoders. Modbus is used in industrial automation to communicate with programmable logic controllers (PLCs).

PicoScope 6 now supports a total of 18 serial protocols and is the only oscilloscope that can decode Modbus.

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You can use PicoScope to decode data from a serial bus such as CAN bus. Unlike a conventional bus analyzer, PicoScope lets you see the high-resolution electrical waveform at the same time as the data. RS232/UART and SPI formats added to serial decoding mode
 

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10 November 2009

The new PicoScope 6000 Series oscilloscopes are the first USB scopes to offer a 5 GS/s real-time sampling rate. This is accompanied by an impressive 350 MHz bandwidth on all four channels. The scopes also have a huge 1 gigasample memory buffer, unsurpassed on any bench-top or USB scope.

PicoScope 6000 

The PicoScope 6000 Series is the latest product of Pico Technology’s 18 years of experience in PC Oscilloscope design. The instruments pack more performance and features than ever before into a space-saving USB Oscilloscope enclosure. As well as the headline specifications, the scopes offer a built-in function generator, arbitrary waveform generator, mask limit testing, switchable bandwidth limiting on each channel, and switchable 1-megohm and 50-ohm inputs. This is in addition to the spectrum analysis, advanced triggering and serial decoding that are already standard features of Pico USB oscilloscopes.

The scopes connect to any Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 computer with a USB 2.0 interface. You can use one with a PC to save space on your workbench, or connect it to a laptop to create a portable instrument that’s perfect for field servicing and on-site demonstrations. The high sampling rates and bandwidths make these scopes ideal for analogue and digital circuit designers, test engineers and installers. If you want to write your own application to control the scope, Pico provides a software development kit, including example code, free of charge.

Like all Pico Technology’s PC Oscilloscopes, the PicoScope 6000 Series makes the most efficient possible use of your money. “You buy only the specialised oscilloscope hardware, while your own PC looks after the standard functions such as display, disk storage and networking”, explained Managing Director Alan Tong. “All of the scope’s features are included in the initial price, so there are no expensive upgrades or optional extra modules. You only need to decide whether to buy the scope on its own or with four 500 MHz compensated x10 probes.”

The PicoScope 6000 Series oscilloscopes are on sale now, priced at only $4,800 for the 32-megasample model and $6,400 for the 1-gigasample model. The kits with probes are priced at $5,600 and $7,200 respectively. These prices include a generous 5 year parts and labour warranty. See price list for accurate pricing.

 
 
 
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