LeCroy WaveAce 1000 Specification

WaveAce 1000 and 2000 Oscilloscopes
™
40 MHz–300 MHz
Key Features
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Sample rates up to 2 GS/s
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1 Mpts/ch memory,
2 Mpts interleaved
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7" color display on all models
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32 automatic measurements
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Multi-language user interface and
context sensitive help
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Large internal waveform
and setup storage
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USB connections for printers,
memory sticks and PC remote
control
A good oscilloscope should simplify how you work and shorten the time it
takes to find and debug problems. The WaveAce™ combines long memory,
a color display, extensive measurement capabilities, advanced triggering
and excellent connectivity to improve troubleshooting and shorten debug
time. With bandwidths from 40 MHz to 300 MHz, sample rates up to 2 GS/s
and waveform memory up to 1 Mpts/Ch (2 Mpts interleaved) the WaveAce
exceeds all expectations of a small affordable oscilloscope.
Measure and Debug Tools
With 32 automatic measurements
standard, the WaveAce simplifies how
measurements are made. The large
7" widescreen display can show up
to five measurements without crowd-
ing the waveform display or show all
32 at once with the measurement
dashboard. A wide range of advanced
timing parameters provide insight to
the relationship between signals on
two different channels. WaveAce oscil-
loscopes provide five math functions
for additional analysis including Add,
Subtract, Multiply, Divide and FFT. The
FFT can be viewed using four differ-
ent windows and two different vertical
scales for an insightful view of the fre-
quency domain. Built-in Pass/Fail Mask
testing allows for quick identification
of problems and highlights when they
have occurred.
Easy to Use for Faster Debug
The high performance and large feature
set of the WaveAce is controlled by an
intuitive user interface with 11 differ-
ent languages and a streamlined front
panel. All important controls and menus
are accessed from the front panel with
a single button press. All position and
offsets can be reset by simply pressing
the knob, pressing the V/Div knob will
switch between fixed and variable gain
and pressing the T/div knob will toggle
between zoom modes. Buttons on the
front panel that open and close menus
or switch modes, are backlit so that the
mode of operation is easily visible to
the user.