Testec USB PocketScope 50 User's Guide

The USB PocketScope 50 is a portable electronic instrument with multiple input ranges and trigger modes, suitable for Windows operating systems.


Testec USB PocketScope 50 User's Guide - cover page
Brand
Testec
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
24
File format
PDF
File size
1 MB
Published
03 May, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
0367C355C28DFF638FDCB55311E59902

About this manual

The USB PocketScope 50 is a single‑channel digital storage oscilloscope with a BNC input and USB host interface. It can be stacked with up to three additional units to create a multi‑channel instrument, sharing a common ground and synchronized timing.

The guide explains hardware installation, software setup for Windows, stacking procedures, safety precautions, and provides detailed hardware specifications such as power requirements, isolation ratings, sample rates and bandwidth.

What's inside

  • Overview
  • Architecture
  • Stacking Multiple Devices
  • Assembling the Stack
  • Disassembling the Stack
  • USB Connections for Stacked Configurations
  • Software Installation
  • Hardware Specification
  • Performance
  • Safety Precautions

Specifications

Supply Voltage5.0 V ±10 % from host USB bus
Supply Current200 mA avg
Mass42 g typ.
Case MaterialPolycarbonate (UL94V rated)
Dimensions (mm)99.620 × 30.6 × 17.521
Isolation Rating300 V CAT II, 500 V CAT I between BNC ground and USB ground
Maximum Sample Rate (single‑shot)50 MS/s
Analog Bandwidth75 MHz (3 dB)
ADC Resolution8 bit
Buffer Depth3000 points
USB Transfer Rate12 Mbit/s (Full Speed)

Frequently asked questions

What is the isolation rating between the BNC ground and the USB ground?

The isolation rating is 300 V CAT II and 500 V CAT I between BNC ground and USB ground.

How much power does the PocketScope draw from the USB host?

It draws about 200 mA from the USB host (5 V supply).

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