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Rigol DHO914S User Manual

Rigol DHO914S
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Rigol DHO914S Specifications

General IconGeneral
Channels4
Vertical Resolution12-bit
Waveform Capture Rate1, 000, 000 wfms/s
Vertical Sensitivity1 mV/div to 10 V/div
Maximum Input Voltage400 V (DC + AC Peak)
USB Ports2 x USB Host, 1 x USB Device
Memory Depth50 Mpts
Display10.1 inch capacitive touch screen
Trigger TypesEdge, Pulse, Slope, Window, Runt, Pattern, Serial
Serial Bus Triggering and DecodingI2C, SPI, UART, CAN, LIN
Input Impedance1 MΩ ± 1%
InterfacesUSB Host, USB Device, LAN
LAN Port1

Summary

2 Product Features

Product Features

Lists key features of the DHO900 series oscilloscopes, including resolution, bandwidth, and display.

4 Quick Start

4.1 General Inspection

Covers inspection of packaging, instrument, and accessories upon receipt.

4.3 To Prepare for Use

Outlines essential steps to get the instrument ready for operation.

5 Vertical System

5.1 To Enable or Disable the Analog Channel

Steps to activate or deactivate analog input channels for signal acquisition.

5.2 To Adjust the Vertical Scale

How to set the voltage per division for accurate amplitude display.

5.3 To Adjust the Vertical Offset

Procedure for moving the waveform vertically to position it relative to the ground level.

6 Horizontal System

6.1 To Adjust the Horizontal Time Base

How to set the time per division for controlling the horizontal waveform display.

7 Acquisition System

7.1 Acquisition Mode

Explains different modes (Normal, Average, Peak, UltraAcquire) for waveform data acquisition.

8 Triggering the Oscilloscope

8.1 Trigger Source

How to select analog or digital channels as the trigger source for signal events.

8.2 Trigger Level

Procedure for setting trigger levels (thresholds) to define signal event detection points.

8.3 Trigger Mode

Describes trigger modes (Auto, Normal, Single) for controlling acquisition behavior.

8.7 Trigger Type

Overview of available trigger types for capturing specific signal behaviors.

9 Math Operation

9.1 Arithmetic Operation

How to perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division on waveform signals.

9.3 FFT Operation

How to perform Fast Fourier Transform to analyze frequency spectrum of signals.

10 Measurements

10.1 Auto Scale

How to automatically configure settings for optimal waveform display and measurement.

10.2 Auto Measurements

Guides on setting up and performing automatic measurements of various waveform parameters.

10.3 Cursor Measurements

How to use cursors for manual measurement of waveform values.

11 Digital Voltmeter (DVM) and Frequency Counter

11.1 Digital Voltmeter (DVM)

Details the 4-digit voltage measurement capabilities of the instrument.

11.2 Frequency Counter

Explains how to measure frequency, period, and edge counts of analog signals.

12 Digital Channel

13 Histogram Analysis

14 Function/Arbitrary Waveform Generator (for DHO914S and DHO924S only)

14.1 To Output Basic Waveforms

How to generate Sine, Square, Ramp, DC, and Noise waveforms.

15 Bode Plot (for DHO914S and DHO924S only)

15.1 Basic Setting

Covers enabling, starting/stopping, setting sources, sweep, display, and filter for Bode plots.

17 Pass/Fail Test

17.1 To Enable or Disable the Pass/Fail Test Function

How to activate or deactivate the pass/fail testing feature.

17.3 To Create a Mask

Defining the mask boundaries for pass/fail criteria and saving/loading masks.

17.5 To Start or Stop the Pass/Fail Test Operation

How to initiate and halt the pass/fail testing process.

18 Protocol Decoding

18.1 Parallel Decoding

How to decode parallel bus signals by configuring clock and data line parameters.

18.2 RS232 Decoding

How to decode RS232 serial communication signals.

18.3 I2C Decoding

How to decode I2C serial communication protocol signals.

18.4 SPI Decoding

How to decode SPI serial communication protocol signals.

18.5 LIN Decoding

How to decode LIN serial communication protocol signals.

18.6 CAN Decoding

How to decode CAN serial communication protocol signals.

20 Waveform Recording and Playing

21 Search and Navigation

21.1 Search

How to search for specific edge or pulse width events in waveforms.

23 Store and Load

23.2 To Save a File

Procedures for saving screen images, waveforms, and instrument setups.

24 System Utility Function Setting

24.6 SelfCal

Performing self-calibration to ensure optimal measurement accuracy.

24.9 Self-check

Performing self-tests on the instrument's keys, touch screen, screen, and modules.

25 Remote Control

25.1 Remote Control via USB

Steps for connecting and controlling the instrument via USB using PC software.

25.2 Remote Control via LAN

Steps for connecting and controlling the instrument via LAN using PC software or web interface.

26 Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

Provides solutions for common operational problems and errors encountered with the instrument.

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