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[CNX-Software] - Tektronix 1 Series low-cost DPO oscilloscopes support AI-assisted control, start at just $450

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Tektronix 1 Series DPO oscilloscope

Tektronix is better known for its high-end and pricey oscilloscopes, but has now introduced the 1 Series DPO, a line of low-cost digital phosphor oscilloscopes starting at just $450, with optional AI-assisted control through the new Tek Intelligence connector. These oscilloscopes are designed for electronics testing, embedded development, education, and everyday circuit debugging. The 1 Series DPOs feature up to four analog channels, 50 MHz to 200 MHz bandwidth, 12-bit vertical resolution, and up to 1.25 GS/s sampling rate. They also integrate a 7-inch touchscreen and 10 Mpoints of memory per channel, support I2C, SPI, and UART protocol decoding, and implement built-in waveform analysis tools. The higher-priced S models add a 25 MHz arbitrary function generator (AFG) and Bode plot analysis. Tektronix 1 Series DPO key specifications: Models – 16 variants covering four bandwidth options, two channel configurations, and versions with or without AFG Display – 7-inch capacitive multi-touchscreen, 1024 [...]

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