Rigol DS1052D

User’s Guide RIGOL
Publication number UGA07118-1110
Dec. 2015
DS1000E, DS1000D Series
Digital Oscilloscopes
DS1102E, DS1052E, DS1102D, DS1052D
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Rigol DS1052D Specifications

General

Bandwidth	50 MHz
Channels	2
Sample Rate	1 GSa/s
Memory Depth	1 Mpts
Vertical Sensitivity	2 mV/div to 5 V/div
Timebase Range	5 ns/div to 50 s/div
Trigger Modes	Edge, Pulse, Video, Slope, Alternate
Math Functions	Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, FFT
Max Input Voltage	400 V (DC + AC Peak)
Power Supply	100-240 VAC, 45-440 Hz, 50 VA Max
Display	7 inch TFT LCD
Interface	USB Host, USB Device, RS232 (Optional)
Display Resolution	320 x 234
Input Impedance	1 MΩ ± 2%

Summary

Safety Notices

Chapter 1 Quick Start

To Inspect the Instrument

Steps to check the oscilloscope upon receipt and inspect for damage.

The Panels and User Interface

Overview of the oscilloscope's front and rear panels and user interface elements.

To Perform a Functional Check

Guide to verify the instrument's basic operation and functionality.

To Compensate Probes

To Display a Signal Automatically

To Understand the Vertical System

Explanation of vertical controls, settings, and their impact on the waveform display.

To Understand the Horizontal System

Explanation of horizontal controls, time base, and scan modes.

To Understand the Trigger System

Explanation of trigger controls, modes, and their setup for stable waveforms.

Chapter 2 Operating Your Oscilloscope

To Set up the Vertical System

Detailed setup of vertical controls, including coupling, bandwidth, and probe attenuation.

To Set up the Horizontal System

Detailed setup of horizontal controls, including time base, scan modes, and display formats.

To Set up the Trigger System

Comprehensive guide to trigger modes, sources, slopes, and sweep settings.

To Set up the Sampling System

To Set up the Display System

To Store and Recall

To Measure Automatically

How to use automatic measurement functions for voltage and time parameters.

To Measure with Cursors

Using manual, track, and auto modes for cursor measurements of voltage and time.

To Use Run Control Buttons

Chapter 3 Application & Examples

Example 1: Taking Simple Measurements

Example 2: View a Signal Delay Caused by a Circuit

Example 3: Capture a Single-Shot Signal

Example 4: To Reduce the Random Noise on a Signal

Example 5: Making Cursor Measurements

Example 9: PassFail Test

Example 10: Triggering on a Digital Signal

Chapter 4 Troubleshooting