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Rigol DS1102/4B User Manual

Rigol DS1102/4B
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User’s Guide RIGOL
Publication number UGA04107-1210
July 2008
DS1000B Series Digital Oscilloscopes
DS1062/4BˈDS1102/4BˈDS1202/4B
© 2008 RIGOL Technologies, Inc.
All Rights Reserved

Table of Contents

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Rigol DS1102/4B Specifications

General IconGeneral
Bandwidth100 MHz
Vertical Sensitivity2 mV/div to 10 V/div
Trigger ModesEdge, Pulse, Video, Slope, Alternate
Timebase Range5 ns/div to 50 s/div
Display Resolution800 x 480
Vertical Resolution8 bits
Input CouplingDC, AC, GND
Sample Rate1 GSa/s
Display7 inch TFT LCD
Input Impedance1 MΩ ± 2%
InterfacesUSB
Power Supply100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz

Summary

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Front Panel and User Interface

Introduces the oscilloscope's front panel layout, knobs, and buttons for operation.

Compensating the Probes

Explains how to adjust probe characteristics to match the oscilloscope channel input for accurate measurements.

Triggering the Oscilloscope

Covers the setup and adjustment of trigger controls to stabilize waveform display.

Chapter 2: Operating Your Oscilloscope

Setting Up the Vertical System

Covers channel coupling, bandwidth limit, probe attenuation, digital filters, and vertical controls.

Setting Up the Horizontal System

Explains controlling time base, position, and display modes like Y-T, X-Y, and Roll.

Setting Up the Trigger System

Details trigger modes, sources, slope, sweep, and advanced trigger settings for stable signal capture.

Automatic Measurements

Details how to perform automatic voltage and time measurements on signals.

Measuring with Cursors

Explains using manual, track, and auto cursor modes for signal analysis and measurement.

Chapter 3: Application and Examples

Performing Pass/Fail Tests

Explains setting up pass/fail tests by comparing signals against predefined masks.

Chapter 4: Troubleshooting

Addressing Display and Signal Acquisition Issues

Provides solutions for common problems like dark screens, no waveforms, or unstable displays.

Chapter 5: Specifications

Acquisition and Input Specifications

Details sampling modes, rates, averages, input coupling, impedance, and probe attenuation factors.

Vertical System Specifications

Outlines bandwidth, sensitivity, gain accuracy, and measurement accuracy for the vertical system.

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