Next Gen Tek: Completely New Ways to Utilize Oscilloscopes

Have you ever thought about how convenient it would be to use an oscilloscope portably and easily?

This webinar is a video on 'How to Use Oscilloscopes,' which has been the most requested webinar topic to date. Oscilloscopes have a wide variety of functions, and proper education and Q&A sessions are necessary to utilize these functions effectively.



By participating in this webinar, you will be able to explore the features installed in the product in detail, and through real-time questions, you can immediately consult with our engineering team about any inquiries you may have. This webinar is held together with Tektronix's new portable oscilloscope 'Series 2 MSO,' which was released in June.


Check out the equipment to be covered in this webinar in advance: Series 2 MSO Oscilloscope





- The Series 2 MSO oscilloscope is a compact oscilloscope suitable for everyday debugging with excellent versatility.
- It features up to 4 analog channels, 500MHz bandwidth, 2.5GS/s sampling rate, 16-channel MSO, 50MHz AFG,
 4-bit digital pattern generator, advanced triggering, protocol decoding, and DVM.
- With an ultra-compact form factor of approximately 1.5" thickness and all functions mounted together with a frequency counter,
 it can serve as a portable oscilloscope for electrical debugging and testing without restrictions, regardless of where you work.
- It features a capacitive touchscreen and an intuitive user interface designed for touch operation.
- With an optional battery pack, you can extend the functionality of equipment used in the laboratory for use in the field.





This is recommended for those who: feel the need for a scope that can be used while moving, are curious about the latest Tektronix products, are interested in battery-operated portable equipment, are interested in entry-level oscilloscopes, have an oscilloscope but are unsure how to use it effectively, or have any interest in oscilloscopes.


Due to unforeseen circumstances, the lecturer has been changed; however, the real-time Q&A session will proceed as scheduled. We look forward to your participation in the Tektronix webinar on July 28th. Thank you.