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PicoScope 3000 Series PC Oscilloscopes & Mixed Signal Oscilloscopes

PicoScope 3000D Series Mixed Signal Oscilloscope with 4 analog and 16 digital input channels.

PicoScope 3000 Series USB-powered PC oscilloscopes are small, light, and portable and can easily slip into a laptop bag while offering a range of high-performance specifications.

These oscilloscopes offer 2 or 4 analog channels and a built-in function / arbitrary waveform generator. MSO models add 16 digital channels. Key performance specifications:

200 MHz analog bandwidth
1 GS/s real-time sampling
512 MS buffer memory
100,000 waveforms per second
16 channel logic analyzer (MSO models)
Arbitrary waveform generator
USB 3.0 connected and powered

From just ^£379

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PicoScope advanced waveform math - high pass filter.

Filtering with math channels

Highpass filtering

The highpass filter can remove unwanted DC offsets and low-frequency hum from signals. In this example, the input signal is a 1 kHz sine wave superimposed on a linear ramp. Using a simple math channel filter of HighPass(A,100) we removed the ramp to leave a sine wave with zero offset.

PicoScope advanced waveform math - filtering to extract low frequency hum.

Lowpass filtering

In this example our input signal (blue trace, top) is a square wave of about 1.4 kHz with about 10% of low-frequency noise or "hum". With a math channel function of LowPass(A,200) we were able to extract this hum and display it as a separate trace (green, lower).

Bandpass filtering

This type of filter is useful for extracting signals from wideband noise. In this example, a noisy 10 kHz sine wave has been filtered by the function BandPass(A,7500,12500). The result is a clean sine wave.