Yokogawa 701853 Spec Sheet

RECORDERS
WAVEFORM
MEASURING
INSTRUMENTS
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MEASURING
INSTRUMENTS
DL708
7018 Digital Scope DL708
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DL708 (701810)
370 × 260 × 183mm 6.8kg
(14-5/8 × 10-1/4 × 7-1/4" 15.0 lbs)
The DL708 is designed for measuring multi-channel iso­lated physical signals. The DL708 has the same ease of op­eration and superb portability of the DL1500 series digital oscilloscope with the addition of a large color display. The modular inputs provide flexibility for various applications. The new DL708 provides data acquisition and recording technology to measure signals ranging from slow changing temperature to high-speed MHz signals. One instrument will provide a wide range of measurements.
• Maintenance and inspection of turbines and Inspecting
turbines and rotating machinery
• Measuring the behavior of engines
• Monitoring large plants
• Monitoring the operation of press machines
• Observing impact and vibration tests
• Observing sporadic one-shot events
• Recording changes in temperature and electric potential
• Maintaining substations

FEATURES

Up to 8 channels isolated inputs
By changing the plug-in modules, you can perform tem­perature measurement, precision voltage measurement. (Non-isolated modules are also available.)
10 MS/s max. sampling rate, 10 bits 16 M words
(with high-speed module)
100 kS/s max. sampling rate, 16 bits, 16 M words
(with high-resolution module)
Large 10.4-inch color TFT display
A wide viewing angle color LCD enables waveforms to be displayed clearly.
1.2 GB internal hard disk (optional)
The hard disk can be used for real time recording with an ultra-long memory of up to 128 M word at 1 channel use.
Built-in printer and centronics interface
The DL708 has a built-in printer for fully independent use, and a Centronics interface to connect to an external printer. Color printers are supported.
Compact and light weight
The instrument weighs just 6.8 kg (15 lbs) including the 8-ch high-speed isolation module.
3.5-inch FDD, standard
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701870 701860 701853 701852 701851 701850
Plug-in Modules
Multi-language on-line
HELP
English, French, German or Japanese may be selected. For greater conve­nience, the built-in HELP facility dis­plays function information, setting ranges, and other information corre­sponding to the panel keys and soft­ware key menu. Error messages are also displayed in the selected lan­guage to improve efficiency.
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DL708

FUNCTIONS

WAVEFORM CAPTURING FUNCTIONS
Capture signals with a conventional oscilloscope func­tions. You can set the time axis, voltage axis and trigger while observing a waveform.
Capturing Signals with Long Memory
You can capture signals using either the standard 400 k words of memory or the optional long memory of up to 16 M words. This long memory lets you record wave­forms over a long period of time without having to reduce the sampling speed. You can home in on the details of the captured signals by using the zoom function or the long copy function. You can easily save the captured signals to a large capac­ity medium such as the internal 1.2 GB HDD (optional), or an external 230 MB MO drive via a SCSI interface (op­tional).
A Wealth of Trigger Functions
The DL708 supports an enhanced trigger which is de­fined as a combination of parallel patterns, in addition to the normal edge trigger. You may set threshold values of A and B for each channel, then set the trigger using a combination of H (High), L (Low) and X (don't care). The A and B parallel patterns may be set independently. When setting the Edge ON A trigger, you can combine the rising and / or falling edge of the specified signals.
History Memory and Sequential Store
The history memory and sequential store function divides the internal memory, enabling you to record the input sig­nals a number of times. History memory will allow you to recall up to 1000 previous display screens. The sequential store function is handy for capturing series of high-speed events generated at intervals of a few ms or less. Sequential store eliminates the process of displaying each captured waveform, so the signals are captured with a very short dead time. You may assign the number of ac­quisitions in advance and the captured waveform is dis­played after the set number of acquisition.
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Envelope
The envelope function always records the peak values of the input signals at the maximum sampling speed, regard­less of the observation time. This is useful when observ­ing surge signals which occur intermittently over a period of several minutes or several hours. When the envelope function is used, the sampling speed differs depending on the input module
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Edge trigger
A B (n)
A Delay B
Edge On A
OR
B>Time (Pulse Width Trigger)
B<Time (Glitch Trigger)
B Time Out
Window
Sets a regular edge trigger.
Causes a trigger the n-th time that conditon B goes true after conditon A has gone true.
Causes a trigger if condition B goes true after condition A has gone true and an interval at least equal to the delay setting has elapsed (condition B is ignored during the delay time).
Enables an edge trigger on another input during the interval when trigger condition A is true.
Causes a trigger when any one of the individual channel conditions set with the patterns goes true.
Causes a trigger when trigger conditon B (a pattern) has gone true and remained true for an interval equal to or longer than the set time, and then goes false.
Causes a trigger when trigger condition B (a pattern) goes first true and then false within an interval shorter than the set time.
Causes a trigger if trigger condition B (a pattern) goes true and remains true for the time set.
Causes a trigger if a signal falls inside a window defined by upper and lower thresholds, or if the signal falls outside the window.
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DL708
WAVEFORM ANALYSIS FUNCTION
Measurement of 26 Kinds of Waveform Parameters
The DL708 automatically computes the maximum and minimum values, RMS value and other voltage-related parameters, as will as frequency, rise time and other time axis parameters. These automatic measurements are use­ful for analyzing waveforms and are unaffected by human reading errors.
Cursors
In addition to the horizontal cursor for measuring the voltage axis and the vertical cursor for measuring the time axis, the DL708 has a marker which can be moved over the captured waveform. The marker can be moved to the zoom screen which displays an enlarged waveform seg­ment. This allows you to measure the time difference or potential difference between two points with high time resolution.
FFT Analysis Function
The standard DL708 supports a power spectrum of up to 10,000 points. With the optional user define computa­tion function, you can also use various functions such as linear spectrum and transfer functions.
WAVEFORM DATA RECORDING FUNCTIONS
Real-time Hard Disk Recording (with Optional Internal
Hard Disk)
By using an internal 1.2 GB hard disk, you can record in­put signals in real-time. You can also record signals con­tinuously over several days.
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Inter-channel Computation
The standard instrument supports addition, subtraction, multiplication, FFT (power spectrum) and phase shift computations (addition, subtraction and multiplication are performed after correcting the phase difference be­tween channels). By installing the user defined computa­tion function, you can freely define computation formulas incorporating a wide range functions. Trigonometric function, differential, integral, square root and digital fil­ter functions, as well as the usual four arithmetic opera­tions are available.
Output to an External Printer or Plotter
(You can record several pages of waveform data using a printer.)
The DL708 can be connected via the Centronics interface to an external printer. You can record data on plain paper instead of thermal paper, eliminating the need to make copies of thermal paper printouts to preserve data records. You can also print onto several pages data which was recorded over a long period to the internal memory or the hard disk. You can even make a copy of the screen using an external plotter which supports HP­GL, via the GP-IB or RS-232-C interface.
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