Featured products

Pico Data Loggers
- Pico data acquisition products provide a straightforward answer to your data logging needs.
- Our data loggers require no power supply, simply plug into a USB port on your PC or Raspberry Pi. Great for the lab or out in the field.
- Every logger is supplied with PicoLog data acquisition software so you can measure, record and analyse your data.
PicoScope 6000E Series oscilloscopes

- Deep memory, high-performance oscilloscopes
- 4 or 8 analogue channels plus 16 digital channels (optional)
- Up to 1GHz bandwidth, 8-bit or 12-bit FlexRes® ADC
- 50MHz 14-bit arbitrary waveform generator
- 21 serial protocol decoders as standard
Introducing the New PicoScope 6000E Series
Take a look at the new PicoScope 6000E Series Oscilloscopes.
PicoScope 2000A&B series compact 'scopes
Low cost, small size, big performance. 2 or 4 channels and MSO versions. Signal generator and serial bus decodes standard. B series provide deep memory.

PicoScope 5000D series
PC Oscilloscopes up to 200MHz with 8 to 16 bit flexible resolution. 2 or 4 channels and MSO versions. Signal generator and serial bus decodes standard.

PicoScope 4444
High resolution, differential/isolated input PC oscilloscope. Two kits; low voltage or 1000V cat III.

PicoVNA Vector Network Analysers
High performance, portability and low cost 6GHz & 8.5GHz VNA's.


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How low can you go?

What’s the smallest signal we can measure with a PicoScope 5000D Flexible Resolution Oscilloscope?
PicoLog 6.2 Cloud – call for beta testers!

Be part of the biggest upgrade to Pico data loggers since the release of PicoLog 6 nearly 3 years ago. PicoLog 6.2 Cloud massively broadens how and where our data loggers and oscilloscopes can be used.
Data logging a solar panel

I'd been wanting to do a basic introduction to setting up a Pico Datalogger for a while but was struggling to find something interesting to actually datalog. Then I saw this Solar Panel in Aldi for £15 and I thought "Bingo!”
Monitoring energy consumption with Pico CM3

And a Raspberry Pi. Pico’s version of PicoLog data logging software that runs on the Raspberry Pi opens up lots of new possibilities for monitoring a wide range of parameters when it isn’t practical to use a laptop.