High-Resolution Oscilloscope Design Webinar: Part Two

There has been an explosion in the market of high definition oscilloscopes at 1 GHz or more bandwidth with claims of 10-bit, 12-bit or even (remarkably!) 16-bit resolution. Oscilloscope manufacturers use a variety of design approaches to increase resolution, some of which impose other performance tradeoffs.

You might be wondering:

• What can be believed?
• How can you tell if you are getting what is advertised?
• What is the difference between high definition and high resolution?

Join Ken Johnson for this two-part webinar series to gain a better understanding of various manufacturer’s claims.

Part Two provides an overview of various high definition/resolution oscilloscope design approaches and implementations with real-world comparisons of Teledyne LeCroy, Keysight, Rohde & Schwarz and Tektronix oscilloscopes and correlation of performance limitations with various design approaches.

Part One aired on March 11 and provided an understanding of the design of a digital oscilloscope acquisition system and the attendant sources of noise. Click here to watch the recording

Presenter: Ken Johnson, Director of Marketing, Product Architect Teledyne LeCroy

Can't attend live? Register anyway and we will send you the recording and slides afterward.