Micsig MHO3-3504 Oscilloscope

Description

The Micsig MHO3-3504 offers an extended bandwidth of 350 MHz, also four channels, a maximum real-time sampling rate of 1 GSa/s and a memory depth of 200 Mpts. The combination of higher bandwidth and 12-bit resolution enables this model to precisely analyse faster signals, making it ideal for research and development in areas such as high-frequency engineering and complex digital communication systems. The MHO3-3504 is optimal for advanced applications where accurate signal acquisition and analysis is critical, particularly in the development of high-speed data transmission systems and the study of fast signals in sophisticated electronic systems.

MHO series

The Micsig MHO3 series is characterised by its 12-bit resolution, which offers a significant improvement in measurement accuracy and signal reproduction compared to conventional 8-bit oscilloscopes. The integrated 12-bit ADC (analogue-to-digital converter) enables a much finer signal resolution, which is particularly advantageous when recording small voltage changes. This high resolution ensures that even the smallest signal details are displayed clearly and precisely, making it much easier to analyse complex waveforms.

The MHO3 series offers the same extensive functions as the MDO series, including an analogue bandwidth of up to 500 MHz, a real-time sampling rate of 3 GSa/s, as well as comprehensive trigger and analysis functions such as edge, pulse width, logic and bus triggers. However, thanks to the 12-bit ADC, the MHO series offers up to 16 times higher vertical resolution than an 8-bit system, which is particularly beneficial when analysing low voltage level signals.

A key benefit of the 12-bit ADC is the ability to capture signals with higher accuracy, resulting in less quantisation noise and better representation of subtle signal nuances. This makes the MHO3 series ideal for applications where precision and detail are critical, such as electronics development, signal processing and scientific research.

In addition to these technical advantages, the MHO3 series also offers the same ease of use and flexibility as the MDO series. These include the high-resolution 14-inch TFT display, versatile connectivity options, including USB 3.0, USB-C, HDMI and LAN, as well as support for remote control and SCPI programming.

Overall, the Micsig MHO3 series is an advanced solution for engineers and technicians who demand the highest precision and detail in their measurements. Thanks to the 12-bit ADC and the associated improved signal accuracy, this series is particularly suitable for demanding applications where conventional 8-bit oscilloscopes reach their limits