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The '''Tektronix TDS5032''' is a two-channel, 350 MHz, 5 GS/s digital phosphor oscilloscope with a 10.4 in. LCD active-matrix color display. This series of scopes combines 100,000 wfms/s continuous waveform capture rate and real-time intensity grading. An optional touch screen was available for all models but was standard on the TDS5054B and TDS5104B. The operating system is Windows 2000. | The '''Tektronix TDS5032''' is a two-channel, 350 MHz, 5 GS/s digital phosphor oscilloscope with a 10.4 in. LCD active-matrix color display. This series of scopes combines 100,000 wfms/s continuous waveform capture rate and real-time intensity grading. An optional touch screen was available for all models but was standard on the TDS5054B and TDS5104B. The operating system is Windows 2000. | ||
Besides the channel inputs, the AUX IN (auxiliary trigger), and Floppy drive, the left side panel has two USB | Besides the channel inputs, the AUX IN (auxiliary trigger), and [[Floppy]] drive, the left side panel has two [[USB connector]]s, two PS-2 ports (keyboard, mouse), two [[VGA Connector]], one [[Parallel printer interface]], [[GPIB]], [[Ethernet]] (RJ-45), [[RS-232 interface]], line out, line in, and microphone in, and a CD-ROM drive (Opt 16 replaces it with a CD-RW drive). The rear panel has an EXT REF (time base reference) input, and AUX OUT (auxiliary trigger pulse output). | ||
Applications modes available are FastAcq Acquisition (optimizes the instrument for analysis of dynamic signals and capture of infrequent events), Sample, Peak Detect (captures narrow glitches <1 ns at all real-time sample rates), Averaging (from 2 to 10,000 waveforms included in average), Envelope (from 2 to 10,000 waveforms included in min-max envelope), Hi-Res (real-time boxcar averaging reduces random noise and increases resolution), Waveform Database (accumulates a waveform database that provides a three-dimensional array of amplitude, time, and counts), and FastFrame Acquisition (acquisition memory divided into segments, maximum trigger rate >100,000 waveforms per second). | Applications modes available are FastAcq Acquisition (optimizes the instrument for analysis of dynamic signals and capture of infrequent events), Sample, Peak Detect (captures narrow glitches <1 ns at all real-time sample rates), Averaging (from 2 to 10,000 waveforms included in average), Envelope (from 2 to 10,000 waveforms included in min-max envelope), Hi-Res (real-time boxcar averaging reduces random noise and increases resolution), Waveform Database (accumulates a waveform database that provides a three-dimensional array of amplitude, time, and counts), and FastFrame Acquisition (acquisition memory divided into segments, maximum trigger rate >100,000 waveforms per second). | ||