Fluke ScopeMeter
test tools work
harder to make
your job easier
Use the 27,000 points memory of
ScopeRecord and zoom in for maximum
detail.
Cursors and zoom features of the
Fluke 190 Series help you to analyze
the captured TrendPlot.
Connect-and-View
™
captures even the
most complex motor drive signals.
See what’s happening with
fast real-time high resolution
sampling. ScopeMeter offers a
sample rate of up to 2.5 GS/s
with up to 400 ps resolution
Connect-and-View™
triggering for an instant,
stable display
If you’ve used
other scopes, you
know how tricky
triggering can be. If settings
are incorrect, results can be
unstable or incorrect. Connect-
and-View™ automatically sets up
correct triggering by recognizing
signal patterns. Without touch-
ing a button, you get a stable,
reliable and repeatable display
of virtually any signal including
motor drive and control signals.
It’s especially fast and conve-
nient when you’re measuring a
number of test points in rapid
succession.
ScopeRecord
™
mode for
high resolution waveform
recording up to 48 hours
ScopeRecord
™
memory stores up
to 27,000 data points per chan-
nel, capturing fast intermittents
and glitches as short as 8 ns.
(Two sets of multiple-channel
recordings can be stored for later
analysis.)
•
Stores events like motion
profiles, UPS, power supply
and motor start-ups
•
With the Stop on Trigger
mode, the ScopeMeter auto-
matically recognizes a power
failure and stores the wave-
form data preceding it
•
With the waveform zoom (up
to 100x) you can look at the
smallest details, like individual
power cycles
TrendPlot
™
paperless
recorder—records up to
16 days to help you find
intermittent faults
The toughest faults to find are
those that happen once in a
while. These intermittents can
be caused by bad connections,
dust, dirt, corrosion, or simply
broken wiring or connectors.
Line outages, sags or starting
and stopping of a motor can
also cause a machine to stop.
You may not be around when
it happens, but the Fluke
ScopeMeter will.
•
Plot minimum and maximum
peak values and average over
time up to 16 days
•
Plot any combination of volt-
ages, amps, temperature,
frequency and phase for all
four inputs, all with time and
date stamp to pinpoint faults
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