VT DSO-2A10E: 100MHz 10~16Bit PC USB Oscilloscope + 200MHz AWG Signal Generator

Description: VT DSO-2A10E Second-Generation 100MSPS 40MHz 10~16Bit Precision PC USB Oscilloscope, Spectrum Analyzer, Multimeter, 12-bit 200MSPS 60MHz AWG Signal Generator with a hardware activated Multi-Instrument (Standard) software license Turn a PC into multiple virtual instruments! 1. IntroductionThis is one of the second-generation USB DSOs designed and developed by Virtins Technology. This generation of USB DSOs features Virtins Technology’s unique hardware-based DSP algorithm which enhances the performance and functionality dramatically. When used in conjunction with Multi-Instrument® software, the USB DSO converts any desktop, laptop, or tablet PC into a powerful oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer, multimeter, data logger, signal generator and so forth, all of which work simultaneously. Feature Highlights 10~16 Bit 100MSPS 40MHz Oscilloscope and Spectrum Analyzer12-Bit 200MSPS 60MHz AWG Signal Generator2 analog input, 1 digital output, 1 analog outputUnique hardware based DSP algorithmSophisticated trigger function12 voltage ranges, 0.5% DC accuracyAdaptive anti-aliasing filterStreaming Mode supportedA comprehensive suite of time-domain, frequency-domain and time-frequency domain processing and analyses.Multi-Instrument software can be downloaded from virtins.com for a 21-day fully functional FREE trial using your sound card as the ADC and DAC device 2. Package Contents 1) VT DSO-2A10E unit with a hardware activated Multi-Instrument Standard software license 2) 2 ´ 60MHz Oscilloscope Probe P2060 with two switchable positions: ´ 1, ´ 10 3) Signal Generator Test Lead (1 m) 4) USB cable (1.5 m) 5) CD (contains the copy-protected Multi-Instrument software and VT DSO-2A10E driver 6) Individual voltage calibration data 3. VT DSO-2A10E Hardware Specifications Oscilloscope Horizontal (Time) Axis Real Time Sampling Frequency (fs) Single Analog Channel 100 MHz Single or Dual Analog Channels with or without 1-bit Digital Channel 50 MHz, 40 MHz, 20 MHz, 10 MHz, 5 MHz, 4 MHz, 2 MHz, 1 MHz, 500 kHz, 400 kHz, 200 kHz, 100 kHz, 50 kHz, 40 kHz, 20 kHz, 10 kHz, 5 kHz, 4 kHz, 2 kHz, 1 kHz, 500 Hz, 400 Hz, 200 Hz, 100 Hz, 50 Hz, 40 Hz, 20 Hz, 10 Hz, 5 Hz, 4 Hz, 2 Hz, 1 Hz Equivalent Sampling Frequency = [Real Time Sampling Frequency] ´ [Number of Frames Persisted]. Maximum 20 GHz, for repetitive signals whose maximum frequency is less than ¼ of the real time sampling frequency. Not valid for the case of post-trigger. Buffer Size Normal Frame Mode Analog Single Channel 40000 samples (8 bits) 20000 samples (16 bits) Dual Channels 20000 samples / channel (8 bits, Non-ALT mode) 10000 samples / channel (16 bits, Non-ALT mode) 40000 samples / channel (8 bits, ALT mode) 20000 samples / channel (16 bits, ALT mode) Digital 20000 samples (1 bit) Record Mode (Streaming Mode) Limited only by hard disk space available. Maximum sampling frequency for continuous streaming is computer speed and software setting dependent and typically 10 MHz (single channel, 8 bit) in Multi-Instrument. Roll Mode (Streaming Mode for Low Frequency Signals) Limited only by the computer memory available. Roll Mode is allowed when fs £ 1MHz and [Record Length] ³ 4 ´ [Roll Width]. Maximum sampling frequency for continuous streaming is computer speed and software setting dependent. Sweep Time 10 ns ~ 500 s (Non-Streaming Mode) Sampling Frequency Accuracy ±50 ppm Oscilloscope Vertical (Analog) Axes Number of Channels 2 (i.e. Ch. A and Ch. B) ADC Bit Resolution 10 Bits (can be reduced to 8 bits) Enhanced ADC Bit Resolution (available only when Sampling Frequency is less than 40 MHz) 16 Bits If this option is selected, the effective bit resolution increases from 10 bits to up to 16 bits as the sampling frequency goes down. (Assuming white noise in the signal) Sampling Frequency Effective Bit Resolution Sampling Frequency Effective Bit Resolution ³ 40 MHz 10 Bits £ 10 MHz 11 Bits £ 2.5 MHz 12 Bits £ 625 kHz 13 Bits £ 156 kHz 14 Bits £ 39 kHz 15 Bits £ 9.8 kHz 16 Bits £ 2.4 kHz 16 Bits £ 610 Hz 16 bits Bandwidth fs > 20 MHz 40 MHz fs £ 20 MHz 8 Bits No Effective Bit Resolution Enhancement 40 MHz Effective Bit Resolution Enhancement 6 ~ 10 MHz 16 Bits Effective Bit Resolution Enhancement about 0.443 fs Voltage Measuring Range (Full Scale) ±10 mV, ±20 mV, ±50 mV, ±100 mV, ±200 mV, ±500 mV, ±1 V, ±2 V, ±5 V, ±10 V, ±20 V, ±50 V Max. Allowed Voltage ±100 V (DC + AC peak), derated above 100kHz DC Accuracy ±0.5% Coupling Type AC / DC Input Isolation No (Isolation can be achieved through a USB isolator) Terminal Type Referenced Single-Ended, BNC Input Impedance 1 MW, 15 pF Zero Calibration Through hardware. Individually done at factory, user adjustable Gain Calibration Through hardware. Individually done at factory, user adjustable Oscilloscope Vertical (Digital) Axis Number of Channels 1 (i.e. External Trigger Channel, 1-bit ADC) Bandwidth 140 MHz Threshold Resolution 11 mV Threshold Hysteresis 225 mV Threshold Range ±20 V Max. Allowed Voltage ±100V (DC + AC peak), derated above 100kHz Threshold DC Accuracy ±1% Coupling Type DC Input Isolation No (Isolation can be achieved through a USB isolator) Terminal Type Referenced Single-Ended, BNC Input Impedance 1 MW, 15 pF Zero Calibration Through software. Individually done at factory. Gain Calibration Through software. Individually done at factory. Oscilloscope Trigger Trigger Detection Method Digital Trigger Source Ch. A, Ch. B, EXT, ALT Trigger Mode Auto, Normal, Single, Slow Trigger Edge Rising, Falling Trigger Level Adjustable within full scale Pre-Trigger -100% ~ 0% of Record Length Post-Trigger 0 ~ 100% of Record Length Trigger Frequency Rejection Nil: No Rejection HFR: High Frequency Rejection, cut off at 0.11fs NR0: Noise Rejection, hysteresis = 1% of half of full scale NR1: Noise Rejection, hysteresis = 2% of half of full scale NR2: Noise Rejection, hysteresis = 4% of half of full scale NR3: Noise Rejection, hysteresis = 8% of half of full scale NR4: Noise Rejection, hysteresis = 16% of half of full scale HN0: HFR + NR0 HN1: HFR + NR1 HN2: HFR + NR2 HN3: HFR + NR3 HN4: HFR + NR4 HNX: selectable HFR + adjustable hysteresis = 0% ~ 25% of half of full scale Note: The specified hysteresis may be modified internally to ensure [Trigger Level (%)] – [Hysteresis (%)] ³ -100% at rising edge, or [Trigger Level (%)] + [Hysteresis (%)] £ 100%] at falling edge. Oscilloscope Dynamic Performance (Typical) THD fs=100 kHz, f=1 kHz, from 2nd to 20th order, full-scale input: 8 bits (without bit resolution enhancement): £ -55 dB 8 bits (with bit resolution enhancement): £ -56 dB 16 bits: £ -69 dB IMD (250 Hz + 8 kHz, 4:1) fs=100 kHz, from 2nd to 3rd order, full-scale input: 8 bits (without bit resolution enhancement): £ -51 dB 8 bits (with bit resolution enhancement): £ -52 dB 16 bits: £ -59 dB IMD (19 kHz +20 kHz, 1:1) fs=100 kHz, 2nd order only, full-scale input: 8 bits (without bit resolution enhancement): £ -65 dB 8 bits (with bit resolution enhancement): £ -65 dB 16 bits: £ -78 dB SFDR fs=100 kHz, f=1 kHz, full-scale input: 8 bits (without bit resolution enhancement): ³ 61 dB 8 bits (with bit resolution enhancement): ³ 61 dB 16 bits: ³ 62 dB Crosstalk £ -45 dB (at the same voltage measuring range for full bandwidth) Noise For voltage measuring ranges ±50 mV and above: 8 bits (without bit resolution enhancement): £ ±3 counts (± 1%) 8 bits (with bit resolution enhancement, fs =100 kHz): £ ±2 counts (± 0.8%) 16 bits (fs =100 kHz): £ ±0.3 8-bit count (± 0.1%) For voltage measuring ranges ±10 mV and ±20 mV: 8 bits (without bit resolution enhancement): £ ±15 counts (± 6%) 8 bits (with bit resolution enhancement, fs =100 kHz): £ ±9 counts (±4%) 16 bits (fs =100 kHz): £ ±1 8-bit count (±0.4%) Signal Generator General Number of Channels 1 Coupling Type DC Output Isolation No Terminal Type Referenced Single-Ended, BNC Output Impedance 50 W Overvoltage Protection ±35 V Signal Generator -Analog (when Signal Generator is running) Output Voltage Range ±2 V, adjustable DAC Bit Resolution 12 Bits Output Sampling Frequency (fs) DDS Mode 200 MHz, 100MHz, 50MHz DDS Mode or Streaming Mode 20MHz, 10MHz, 5MHz, 2 MHz, 1 MHz, 500 kHz, 200 kHz, 100 kHz, 50 kHz, 20 kHz, 10 kHz, 5 kHz Output Sampling Frequency Accuracy ±50 ppm Bandwidth DC ~ 60 MHz Output Signal Frequency 0 ~ ½ of output sampling frequency Rise Time (10% ~ 90%) < 5.8 ns DC Offset Range Full output voltage range DC Accuracy ±0.2% of full scale Waveform DDS Mode* Sine, Rectangle (duty cycle adjustable), Triangle, Saw Tooth, White Noise, MLS (length = 263-1), User Configurable Waveform Library (Arbitrary), Musical Scale Streaming* Mode Sine, Rectangle (duty cycle adjustable), Triangle, Saw Tooth, White Noise, Pink Noise, MultiTones, MLS (127~16777215), DTMF, User Configurable Waveform Library (Arbitrary), Musical Scale Signal Frequency Resolution DDS Mode <0.05 Hz (fs = 200 MHz) <0.000001 Hz (fs = 5 kHz) Streaming Mode Virtually infinitesimal Buffer Size DDS Mode Without interpolation: 1024 samples With interpolation: 1024 ´ 65536 = 67108864 samples (Note: interpolation is only available when fs <= 100 MHz) Streaming Mode Virtually unlimited Frequency Sweep DDS Mode Supports linear sweep of all types of repetitive waveforms. Sweep speed range: 1/32768 ´ fs2 / 232 ~ 65535 ´ fs2 / 232 (e.g. 284 Hz/s ~ 610 GHz/s when fs = 200 MHz) Streaming Mode Supports linear and logarithmic sweep of all types of repetitive waveforms. Sweep speed range: unlimited Amplitude Sweep DDS Mode Supports linear sweep of all types of waveforms. Sweep speed range: 1/32768 ´ fs / (232 –1) ~ 65535 ´ fs / (232 –1) (e.g. 0.000142 %/s ~ 305171 %/s when fs = 200 MHz) Streaming Mode Supports linear and logarithmic sweep of all types of waveforms. Sweep speed range: unlimited Duration (Signal Length) Resolution DDS Mode 1/fs or 1 ms, whichever is greater Streaming Mode 1/fs THD £ -60 dB (fs = 2 MHz, f = 1 kHz, from 2nd to 20th order, full-scale output) SFDR ³ 65 dB (fs = 2 MHz, f = 1 kHz, full-scale output) Zero Calibration Through software. Individually done at factory. Gain Calibration Through software. Individually done at factory. *DDS mode consumes almost no computer CPU time while streaming mode consumes a lot. Maximum sampling frequency for continuous streaming is computer speed and software setting dependent and typically 10 MHz in Multi-Instrument. More advanced functions are provided via Multi-Instrument software under streaming mode. Please refer to Multi-Instrument software manual for details. Signal Generator - Digital (when Signal Generator is not running) Voltage Range -1.65 ~ 1.65 V, not adjustable Output Signal Frequency Accuracy ±50 ppm Bandwidth 60 MHz Rise Time (10% ~ 90%) < 5.8 ns Waveform Square Signal Frequency 25 MHz / N, (N=1, 2, 3, ….25000) MLS Sampling Frequency 25 MHz / N, (N=1, 2, 3, ….25000) General Interface USB 2.0 High Speed / USB 1.1 Full Speed / USB Isolator Device Category in Multi-Instrument ADC Device VT DAQ 1 DAC Device VT DAO 1 Firmware Upgradable Yes Power Bus powered by USB port, no external power source required. Power Consumption Max. 2.5W Dimensions 145 mm (L) ´ 108 mm (W) ´ 26 mm (H), Metal Casing System Requirement Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8,10, 11 or above, 32 bit or 64 bit Operating Temperature 0°C ~50°C 4. Introduction of Multi-Instrument (Standard) Multi-Instrument (Standard) is a powerful PC based multi-function virtual instrument software. It supports a variety of hardware ranging from sound cards which are available in almost all computers to proprietary ADC and DAC hardware such as VT DSO, VT IEPE, VT CAMP, VT RTA, NI DAQmx cards and so on. It consists of a dual trace oscilloscope, a real time spectrum analyzer, a signal generator and a multimeter, and can run them simultaneously. For a sound card based system, software triggering is supported. It features a specially designed data acquisition approach, which is able to monitor the input signal continuously without missing any trigger event before a frame of data is collected. It has a very fast screen refresh rate (typically greater than 50 frames per second). It supports sophisticated triggering method including pre-trigger and post-trigger. Both level trigger and differential trigger are supported. For a non sound card based system, the triggering capability depends on the hardware used. Hardware triggering is supported if the hardware used supports it. Software triggering is supported if the hardware used supports data streaming. The software has a multilingual user interface, including English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. It has been widely used in education, scientific research, audio engineering, electronic engineering, medical diagnosis, vibration analysis, etc. The software can be downloaded from virtins.com for a 21-day fully functional FREE trial using your sound card as the ADC and DAC device. 5. Functions of Multi-Instrument (Standard Version) A comprehensive range of functions are provided in Multi-Instrument (Standard), including: (1) Oscilloscope Oscilloscope Mode: dual-trace waveform, waveform addition, subtraction and multiplication, Lissajous Pattern, transient signal recording, voltmeter. AM, FM, PM Demodulation. Linear and exponential average... Record Mode: Record data to the hard disk continuously until the recording process is stopped manually or 2 gigabytes of data has been recorded, whichever is earlier. During the recording process, acquired data will still be analyzed and displayed to keep the screen updated in real time. Roll Mode: Data displayed in the Oscilloscope will shift left gradually while the newly acquired data are added from the right. (2) Spectrum Analyzer RMS amplitude spectrum, relative amplitude spectrum, octave analysis (1/1,1/3,1/6,1/12,1/24, 1/48, 1/96), frequency compensation, frequency weighting (A,B,C,ITU-R 468), moving average smoothing, peak hold, linear average, exponential average, measurement of THD, THD+N, SNR, SINAD, Noise Level, IMD, Bandwidth, Crosstalk, Harmonics, Peaks, and Energy in user defined frequency bands, phase spectrum, auto correlation function, cross correlation function... (3) Signal Generator Function generation, multitone generation, arbitrary waveform generation, burst tone generation, MLS generation, DTMF generation, musical scale generation, white noise and pink noise generation, and frequency/amplitude sweep signal generation. Fade In / Fade Out of the output signal. AM, FM, PM modulation... (4) Multimeter RMS, dBV, dBu, dBSPL, dB(A), dB(B), dB(C), Frequency Counter, RPM, Counter, Duty Cycle, Frequency/Voltage Conversion, Cycle RMS, Cycle Mean. The latter seven modes involves a pulse counting process, with the counter trigger level, hysteresis, frequency dividing ratio adjustable. 6. License information and Function Allocation in Multi-Instrument Series The full package of Multi-Instrument has six levels and five add-on modules/functions. The six levels are: Sound Card Oscilloscope (listed price US$39.95), Sound Card Spectrum Analyzer (listed price US$59.95), Sound Card Signal Generator (listed price US$39.95), Multi-Instrument Lite (listed price US$79.95), Multi-Instrument Standard (listed price US$129.95), Multi-Instrument Pro (listed price US$229.95). The six add-on modules/functions are: Spectrum 3D Plot (listed price US$99.95), Data Logger (listed price US$99.95), LCR Meter (listed price US$99.95), Device Test Plan (listed price US$99.95), Vibrometer (listed price US$99.95), Dedicated Hardware Support (listed price US$99.95). Note: The item here contains one hardware activated license of Multi-Instrument (Standard) without any add-on modules/functions. "Hardware activated" means that the VT DSO-2A10E hardware unit must be connected to the computer in order for the software to work under the licensed mode. Otherwise the software will work in 21-day fully functional trial mode. No softkey (activation code) will be given under the hardware activated license. Please refer to virtins.com/multi-instrument.shtml for the function allocation matrix for the six levels of Multi-Instrument. 7. Extended use of the Multi-Instrument Software With the VT DSO-2A10E unit connected to the computer, the Multi-Instrument software will run under the licensed mode. In Multi-Instrument, the ADC device and DAC device can be independently selected. For example, you can use the VT DSO-2A10E as the ADC device and your computer's sound card as the DAC device, and they can work simultaneously. Or, you can use the sound card for both ADC and DAC. Note: the test lead (or probe) for sound cards is not included in this package, but you can make the connection by yourself or purchase it from us separately. Specification for a sound card based system: Scan Time: 100µs~500s* Sampling Rate*: Max. 768 kHz Bandwidth*: 10Hz~200kHz Bit Depth*: 8, 16,24 Voltage Range*: Max -1V~1V Input Channel: Ch.A, Ch. B Output Channel: Ch.A, Ch. B Trigger Mode: Auto, Normal, Single, Slow Trigger Edge: Rising, Failing, Differential Trigger Delay: Pre-Trigger, Post-Trigger Trigger Source: Ch. A, Ch. B FFT Size: 128~4194304 Window Functions: 55 types Window Overlap: 0%~99% Octave Analysis: 1/1, 1/3, 1/6, 1/12, 1/24, 1/48, 1/96 Frequency Weighting: A, B, C, ITU-R 468 * Sound Card dependent * Computer Memory dependent For a non sound card based system: Please refer to the respective hardware manual. 8. System Requirement PCs, laptops or tablets with Microsoft Windows XP or later, with a USB port. Both 32 bit and 64 bit Windows are supported. Screen horizontal resolution is recommended to be equal to or greater than 1024 pixels. For a sound card based system, 8, 16 or 24 bit Windows compatible sound card is required. The software also supports NI DAQmx cards such as NI USB 6009. 9. Software Upgrade policy Software upgrade for the same license level is always FREE. When a new version is available, you can just uninstall your current version, download and re-install the new version, as long as the VT DSO-2A10E unit is still supported by the new version. Software upgrade to a higher level can be purchased from virtins.com. The software license activated by VT DSO-2A10E unit is remotely upgradable. 10. Shipping We ship worldwide. The item will be shipped via express mail service within 24 hours after the payment is received. It will take normally about 5~8 days to deliver to you (e.g. USA, UK, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Korea...). In some specially cases, or special places (e.g. Italy), it may take a little longer time. The shipping and handling charge is fixed at US$30 for all places. Tracking information online will be provided 2 days after shipping. You MUST provide us your telephone number as required by the courier company to facilitate the delivery! 11. Refund Policy One year warranty against defective materials and manufacturing defects for all hardware parts inside the package. Return for malfunctional item is accepted for refund within 7 days after you receive the item. For full refund, the package must be in the same condition as received with all accessories. The returned item must be delivered with postage prepaid by the customer. You must contact us first before you return it. We strongly recommend that you try out the Multi-Instrument software from virtins.com first before you buy it. Please contact us if you are in doubt before you place the order.

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