Agilent Technologies
3000 Series Oscilloscopes
Data Sheet
Get more for your money
Agilent’s 3000 Series oscilloscopes
give you an affordable way to see
what’s happening in your designs.
Developed with the features you
need to make your job easier –
including a large LCD color
display – the new 3000 Series
oscilloscopes cost 20% less than
competitive oscilloscopes with
comparable performance. Need
flexibility? Choose from four
models with bandwidths ranging
from 60 MHz to 200 MHz. To give
you the debugging power you
need, each oscilloscope comes
standard with advanced features
including sophisticated triggering,
automatic measurements, digital
filtering, sequence mode
acquisition, math functions
(including FFTs), stored setups
and waveforms, mask testing and
much more.
The performance and features you need at
the industry’s lowest price
Features:
• 60 to 200 MHz bandwidths
• 1 GSa/s maximum sample rate
• Large 15-cm (5.7-in) color display
• Advanced triggering including
edge, pulse width, and
line-selectable video
• 4 kpts of waveform memory
• 20 automatic measurements plus
hardware counter and Measure All
• Four math functions, including
FFTs standard
• Mask test standard
• USB, GPIB and RS-232
connectivity available
• Multi-language support
• Sequence mode (segmented
memory) standard
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See your signals more clearly
All 3000 Series models have color
displays to allow you to quickly
identify your signals, and the
large size – 15 cm (5.7 in) with
320 x 240 resolution – makes
it easier for you to see more
information.
The 3000 Series’ delayed sweep
also lets you see more details in
your design. You can view a long
record, then window in on the
section of the signal of interest.
Figure 1. All 3000 Series oscilloscopes come standard with
a color display and cost 20% less than competitive products.
The color display allows you to quickly and easily identify your
signals and view signal activity.
Figure 2. Want to see the big picture but still get all the
details? Use the delayed sweep mode to zoom in on a
particular area of interest on your signal while still viewing
the entire captured waveform.
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The features you need
All 3000 Series scopes include the
standard features you need to get
your job done easier and faster:
Autoscale – Autoscale lets you
quickly display any active signals,
automatically setting the vertical,
horizontal and trigger controls for
the best signal display.
More memory – The 3000 Series
oscilloscopes come standard with
4 kpts of memory, nearly twice
the memory depth of competitive
oscilloscopes in this class.
Easy connectivity – The Scope
Connect software provides
optional connectivity for most
data gathering, storage and
documentation needs, usable
with the 3000 series’ standard
USB port. GPIB and RS-232
interfaces are also available as
options.
Advanced triggering –
Includes edge, pulse width and
line-selectable video, to help you
isolate the signals you want to see.
20 automatic measurements –
To save time, you can make 18
different measurements
simultaneously.
Waveform math with FFTs –
Analysis functions include
addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and Fast Fourier
Transforms with four windows
(Hanning, Hamming, BlackmanHarris and rectangular).
Auto calibration – Automatically
calibrates the oscilloscope’s
vertical and horizontal systems.
Multi-language interface –
Operate the oscilloscope in
the language of your choice.
Language support includes
simplified and traditional
Chinese, Japanese, Korean,
French, German, Italian,
Portuguese, Russian and English.
Figure 3. The 3000 Series comes equipped with a broad set of
measurement and math features, including FFTs at no
additional cost. You can choose between 4 FFT windows for
your specific measurement needs: Hanning, Hamming,
Blackman-Harris, and rectangular.
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