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LeCroy (Teledyne LeCroy) WaveSurfer 432 (WaveSurfer 400 Series) Main Features and Specifications

Product Specs

  • Bandwidth 350 MHz
  • Channels 2
  • Sample Rate 1 GSa/sec
  • Memory Depth 250 kpts/Ch
  • Status -

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From its large 10.4" LCD touch screen to its space-saving small footprint, the WaveSurfer oscilloscope is a radical rethinking of the basic bench scope. It breaks the rules of conventional scope design to deliver dramatically improved signal viewing, 100x the capture time, and up-to-the-minute connectivity capabilities. But more importantly, it is designed for the way you like to work- big, sharp images of your signal, a simple, easy-to-use interface and a strong tool set for testing and debugging. Bottom line? It is not only a great fit for your bench, it is a perfect match for your budget.

  • 200 MHz to 500 MHz Bandwidth 
  • 1 GS/s 
  • Big 10.4" LCD Display 
  • Small 6" footprint
  • Long capture time
  • Extensive list of connectivity options
  • Advanced Trigger Software Package
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