This manual introduces safety precautions, measurement category, safety terms and symbols of digital oscilloscopes. It is an essential reference for using digital oscilloscopes.
About this manual
This manual introduces the DS1000 series digital oscilloscopes, covering safety precautions, basic and advanced operation, and troubleshooting. It also lists the 16 models in the series and explains the user interface, menus, and key functions.
Technical specifications such as bandwidth, sampling rates, display resolution, power requirements, and environmental limits are detailed, along with maintenance, cleaning, and self‑calibration procedures. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- General Safety Overview
- Series Introduction
- Basic Operation Guide
- Advanced Operation Guide
- Application Examples
- System Prompts and Troubleshooting
- Performance Specifications
- Appendix
Specifications
| Analog channel bandwidth | up to 100 MHz |
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| Equivalent sampling rate | 25 GSa/s |
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| Display resolution | 320 × 234 pixels |
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| Power supply voltage | 100‑240 VAC, 45‑440 Hz |
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| Power consumption | < 50 W |
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| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 303 mm × 154 mm × 133 mm |
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| Weight (with packaging) | 3.8 kg |
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| Operating temperature range | 10 °C to 40 °C |
Frequently asked questions
What safety precautions should be taken when using the DS1000 series oscilloscope?
Only qualified personnel should perform maintenance, the instrument must be properly grounded, use the correct power cord, keep the cover closed during operation, use the specified fuse, and avoid exposure to moisture or flammable environments.
What is the maximum input voltage the oscilloscope can handle?
The oscilloscope can safely tolerate occasional transient voltages up to 500 Vpk, while the continuous maximum input voltage is 40 V (DC + AC peak).
How is the oscilloscope calibrated after a temperature change?
If the operating temperature changes by 5 °C or more, open the system menu and run the “self‑calibration” program.