The 3 Series MDO features a 11.6-inch HD (1920x1080) capacitive touch display. Up to 4 inputs with optional 16 digital channels and built-in spectrum analyser available in 1 GHz or 3 GHz versions.
Purchase a qualifying 3 Series MDO and receive the following:
PLUS;
THREE FREE Options:
If you are within the education sector, you could also qualify for a 15% discount!
The Tektronix new 3 Series MDO oscilloscopes offer the largest, highest-resolution touch displays in their class. So, you can see even more of your signal. Plus, much more.
Frequency Range: 100 MHz - 1 GHz
2 Analog Channels, 16 Digital (OPT)
Purchase this 3 Series MDO and receive:
• FREE bandwidth upgrade to next level higher bandwidth
• THREE FREE Options allowing you to decode and debug popular serial buses, free up your analogue channels, and more!
Offer ends 24th December 2021.
Frequency Range: 100 MHz - 1 GHz
4 Analog Channels, 16 Digital Channels (OPT)
Purchase this 3 Series MDO and receive:
• FREE bandwidth upgrade to next level higher bandwidth
• THREE FREE Options allowing you to decode and debug popular serial buses, free up your analogue channels, and more!
Offer ends 24th December 2021.
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