Agilent Technologies
54600-Series Oscilloscopes
Data Sheet
Multiple configurations to
meet your needs
If you work with both analog
and digital components, Agilent
Technologies 54600-Series
oscilloscopes can help you easily
see more of what's going on in
your designs. The unique 2 +
16-channel mixed signal oscillo-
scope (MSO) models and the tra-
ditional 2- and 4-channel models
are optimized with just the capa-
bilities you need for verifying and
debugging designs that include
A/Ds, D/As, DSPs, and embedded
8- or 16-bit microcontrollers.
These scopes give you the tools
you need to solve your mixed
analog and digital engineering
challenges more easily.
Ideal for mixed analog and
digital analysis
Ideal for analyzing designs with
both analog and digital com-
ponents, the 54600-Series scopes
combine three critical features:
• Up to 8 MB of MegaZoom deep
memory come standard so you
can capture long, non-repeat-
ing signals, maintain high sam-
ple rate, and quickly zoom in
on areas of interest
• A revolutionary ultra-respon-
sive, high-definition display
that lets you see more signal
detail than ever before
• Flexible triggering that lets you
easily isolate and analyze the
complex signals and fault
conditions common in mixed
analog and digital designs.
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C, CAN, LIN, USB, and SPI
triggering come standard.
N2758A CAN trigger module
option is also available.
This combination of capabilities
is tailored to give you the meas-
urement power you need to get
your mixed analog and digital job
done faster.
At Agilent Technologies, we focus
on developing products that help
you do your job better. That’s
why 54600-Series scopes are
optimized for your needs. Choose
the one that’s right for your
application and your budget.
Easily see what's happening in your
mixed analog and digital designs
• 60 to 500 MHz, up to 2 GSa/s
• Unique 2 + 16-channel MSO
and 2- or 4-channel models
• 4 MB to 8 MB MegaZoom deep
memory standard
• Patented high-definition
display system
• Flexible triggering including CAN,
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C, LIN, SPI, and USB
• Deep memory transfer over
the interface bus
