PicoScope 2000 Series, 50 MHz PC Based Oscilloscope 18-Channel, RSCAL
- RS Stock No.:
- 111-7023
- Distrelec Article No.:
- 304-46-621
- Mfr. Part No.:
- PicoScope 2206B MSO
- Manufacturer:
- Pico Technology
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- RS Stock No.:
- 111-7023
- Distrelec Article No.:
- 304-46-621
- Mfr. Part No.:
- PicoScope 2206B MSO
- Manufacturer:
- Pico Technology
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Product Details
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Select all | Attribute | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Pico Technology | |
| Product Type | Oscilloscope | |
| Bandwidth | 50MHz | |
| Number of Channels | 18 | |
| Model Number | 2206B MSO | |
| Oscilloscope Type | PC Based | |
| Interface Type | CAN, IIC, LIN, RS232, SPI, UART, USB | |
| Series | PicoScope 2000 | |
| Standards/Approvals | REACH, RoHS, WEEE | |
| Width | 104mm | |
| Length | 130mm | |
| Height | 18.8mm | |
| Minimum Vertical Sensitivity | 4mV/div | |
| Maximum Vertical Sensitivity | 4V/div | |
| Vertical Resolution | 8 bit | |
| Power Source | USB | |
| Minimum Time Base | 1ns/div | |
| Calibrated | RSCAL | |
| Maximum Time Base | 5000s/div | |
| Rise Time | 7ns | |
| Select all | ||
|---|---|---|
Brand Pico Technology | ||
Product Type Oscilloscope | ||
Bandwidth 50MHz | ||
Number of Channels 18 | ||
Model Number 2206B MSO | ||
Oscilloscope Type PC Based | ||
Interface Type CAN, IIC, LIN, RS232, SPI, UART, USB | ||
Series PicoScope 2000 | ||
Standards/Approvals REACH, RoHS, WEEE | ||
Width 104mm | ||
Length 130mm | ||
Height 18.8mm | ||
Minimum Vertical Sensitivity 4mV/div | ||
Maximum Vertical Sensitivity 4V/div | ||
Vertical Resolution 8 bit | ||
Power Source USB | ||
Minimum Time Base 1ns/div | ||
Calibrated RSCAL | ||
Maximum Time Base 5000s/div | ||
Rise Time 7ns | ||
- COO (Country of Origin):
- GB
PicoScope 2000 Series Oscilloscope, 50MHz Bandwidth, 18 Channels - PicoScope 2206B MSO
This oscilloscope is a Compact PC-connected instrument designed for mixed-signal diagnostics and waveform analysis. It operates from a USB power source and connects to host systems via common serial and bus interfaces, enabling capture of analogue and digital signals alongside serial protocol monitoring. Its intended use is measurement, troubleshooting and characterisation tasks where portable, USB-powered acquisition is required.
Features and Benefits:
• 50MHz bandwidth delivers clear analogue signal capture
• 7ns rise time enables fast edge detection
• 1ns/div minimum time base supports high-speed timing analysis
• 4mV/div sensitivity reveals low-amplitude signals
• 8-bit vertical resolution balances detail with data throughput
• 7ns rise time enables fast edge detection
• 1ns/div minimum time base supports high-speed timing analysis
• 4mV/div sensitivity reveals low-amplitude signals
• 8-bit vertical resolution balances detail with data throughput
Applications
• Suitable for mixed-signal embedded system debugging
• Ideal for analysing serial buses such as CAN and I2C
• Used with microcontroller interfaces including SPI and UART
• Can be used for LIN and RS232 communication verification
• Suitable for portable field measurements with PC analysis
• Ideal for analysing serial buses such as CAN and I2C
• Used with microcontroller interfaces including SPI and UART
• Can be used for LIN and RS232 communication verification
• Suitable for portable field measurements with PC analysis
How is the instrument powered when connected to a computer?
It draws power directly from the USB connection so no external supply is required.
What range of interfaces can be monitored through the host connection?
The unit supports CAN, I2C, LIN, RS232, SPI and UART interfaces for protocol-level analysis.
What temporal resolution is available for inspecting fast events?
Timebase capability extends to 1ns/div allowing sub-nanosecond per-division timing resolution.
How many separate channels are available for concurrent signal capture?
There are eighteen channels enabling simultaneous acquisition of multiple analogue and digital signals.