OpenScope MZ is an open source, multi-function, electronic instrumentation device that can be controlled using a computer or mobile device to acquire, analyze, visualize, and generate signals from circuits, sensors, and other electronic devices. OpenScope MZ makes it easy to generate analog and digital signals using the power supply, function generator and GPIO and measure and visualize analog and digital signals using the oscilloscope and logic analyzer. Develop and debug circuits faster by generating stimuli and visualizing the response using OpenScope MZ.
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Features:
• Connectivity
○ WiFi (802.11g)
○ USB 2.0 (High Speed Required)
• Oscilloscope
○ 2 Channels
○ 12-bit resolution per channel
○ 6.25 MS/s sample rate
○ Flat bandwidth up to 1 MHz at ±0.5dB
○ 2 MHz of bandwidth at -3dB
○ 1 MΩ of input impedance
○ ±20 V input voltage range
○ Maximum buffer size of 32640 samples per channel
• Arbitrary Waveform Generator
○ Sine, triangle, sawtooth, square and DC outputs
○ 10-bit resolution
○ 1 Hz to 1 MHz frequency
○ 3 V pk2pk output with ±1.5 V offset
○ 10 mA output current
○ 25000 sample buffer size
• Logic Analyzer and GPIO
○ 10 Channels multiplexed between the Logic Analyzer and as general purpose IO
○ 3.3V CMOS logic for both the Logic Analyzer and GPIO
○ 7 mA source and 12 mA sink when used as GPIO
○ Logic Analyzer has a sample rate of 10 MS/s
○ Maximum buffer size of 32640 samples per channel for the Logic Analyzer
• Power Supply
○ 2 Channels
○ ±4 V output voltage
○ 50 mA per channel
• Other features
○ Two external triggers
○ USB powered device
○ 4 user LEDs
| EAR99 | |
| Obsolete | |
| 410-324 | |
| Cardboard |
| EDA / CAD Models |