Oscilloscopes

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Mfr Part #	Quantity Available	Price	Series	Package	Product Status	Type	Bandwidth	Channels	Display Type	Interface	Memory Size	Function	Probe Type	Sampling Rate (Per Second)	Input Impedance	Rise Time (Typ)	Voltage - Input (Max)	Voltage - Supply

2194 100 MHZ 1 GSA/S 4 CH DIGITAL STO B&K Precision	26 In Stock	1 : $675.00000 Box	2190	Box	Active	Bench, Digital	100 MHz	4 Analog	LCD - Color	USB	14Mpts	Record, Save	Passive 10:1 (2)	1G	1M - 11pF	3.5 ns	400V	100 ~ 240VAC
2190E 100MHZ DIG STORAGE OSCILLOSCOPE B&K Precision	15 In Stock	1 : $465.00000 Box	2190	Box	Active	Bench, Digital	100 MHz	2	LCD - Color	Ethernet, RS232, USB	40kpts	Record, Save	Passive 10:1 (2)	1G	1M - 16pF	3.5 ns	CAT I 400V	100 ~ 240VAC
2190B OSCILLOSCOPE 100MHZ B&K Precision	0 In Stock	Obsolete	2190	Box	Obsolete	Bench	100 MHz	2	CRT	-	-	-	Passive 10:1 (2)	-	1M - 25pF	3.5 ns	400V	100 ~ 240VAC
2190D 100MHZ DIG STORAGE OSCILLOSCOPE B&K Precision	0 In Stock	Obsolete	2190	Box	Obsolete	Bench, Digital	100 MHz	2	LCD - Color	RS232, USB	40kpts	Record, Save	Passive 10:1 (2)	1G	1M - 16pF	3.5 ns	CAT I 400V	100 ~ 240VAC

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Oscilloscopes are measurement tools that create a visual representation of electronic signals. An essential tool for those who work with electronics, they are used to observe and measure high-speed phenomena, with more advanced examples capable of measuring signals with frequency content approaching the GHz range. As a general rule they exchange absolute accuracy and measurement resolution for speed, with even modest multimeters likely to yield better measurements than most oscilloscopes of the DC/low-frequency phenomena for which multimeters are well-adapted.